theHunter: Call of the Wild™ instal the new version for windows

Players will no longer get stuck on a black screen between cut-scene and gameplay transitions on Yukon Valley.We’ve fixed multiple issues within the Harvest Screen where bones of the Red Fox, Red Deer, Magpie Goose, and Feral Pig were not shown correctly.We’ve addressed an issue with ‘Respawning’ messages staying on the screen in certain situations.The Collared Peccary now shows the correct fur variation in Trophy Lodges.Leaving the tripod by fast traveling will no longer make the exit button stay on the screen.The Codex now includes more information about fleeing noises.Players are now able to reset a single keybind instead of switching all keybinds to the default ones.Developer’s Notes: Players can now map dog commands to keyboard and controller buttons easily.A new dog commands section has been added to the key bindings menu.We’ve updated the Kennel screen with an improved look and feel.Developer’s Notes: Keep in mind that you’re not going to get back money spent on the retired dog!.We’ve added an option to retire a dog from the kennel.Developer’s Notes: Changing the name will cost 1000 in-game cash.

If a dog’s name suddenly lost its charm, players are now able to rename their hunting companion.

As it turns out, this old dog can learn new tricks after all.

Not sure if you’ve invested in the right skills for your companion? Players can now use in-game currency to reset and reassign their dog’s unlocked Traits.

Your new four-legged friend has just arrived in theHunter: Call of the Wild! Alongside the Labrador Retriever, we’ve released the free Companion Update which includes a few improvements to the dog-related systems in the game and multiple bug fixes.

TheHunter: Call of the Wild™ instal the new version for windows