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In my opinion, both are too arcade, yet both also offer some realistic aspects.
The animal behavior in CotW is generally better and not as robot-like as in classic - except for the ever-returning animals after shooting, that is annoying.
They seem more natural and lively, and the environment too. I clearly prefer CotW, but there are some points I hope to see fixed:
- Terminal ballistics (weapons are too weak/do not penetrate authentically)
- Animals are still too robotic and will return to a spot after MINUTES of being spooked reliably and repeatedly
- Anmimals are over-abundand. Behind every tree is a silver or gold trophy, some areas are so crowded that you regularily see multiple bears walking alongside some deer and "oh look there's a coyote watching them too!" - WTF!?
These are my biggest issues, but aside that, the game can be rewarding and captivating.
Classic meh, it just doesn't cut it for me anymore, mostly due to the P2W model.
To have to buy a subscription is not a problem at all if game deserves it.I see is not too much expensive, and I see in the site that there are leaderboards, competitions and so on...
About sim/arcade, no idea, I just say what I readed.
And in my opinion, it doesn't.
Instead of addressing problems that have been there for years (messed up organ-maps, forever-raining-hirschfelden, some easy to fix sound issues, the robotic animals like roebucks, the mis-aligned iron-sights of older weapon models etc. etc. they went for "the pim effect" and sucked every cent out of their customers by introducting ridiculously over-expensive stuff like water fowl hunting (where you NEED the equipment to be successful!) and stupid re-skinned "premium guns", so that's where they lost my money and trust.
CotW is pay once, play as you like. I welcome the DLCs and hope there will be more, as long as they will be fairly priced and I see they fix issues, I will buy them.
I read your edit, and if you prefer competitions and leaderboards, then Classic is for you, definitely.
- beautiful graphics but bad animations
- cost 30 eur
- very immersive
- boring after a while
CLASSIC
- can be played for free (every week you can hunt free animals)
- for 30 eur you can buy a lot of stuf and expand mechanics a LOT
- leaderboards, competitions
- trurack , so you can always hope for better trophy and never get bored
with cotw you can eventually buy everything in store -DLC buy harvesting animals and the missions are easy to find and atv travel is the best! in classic your tracking an animal went up in skill for that one type of species you were looking for or hunting. which was a pain when you went to new regions and cotw fixed it with the skill tree which tracks all animals way better! they even put an arrow so you cant get confused when the AI bugs out and goes in circles before running away, now it will show you a line on huntermate so you can be on the right path.
theres more tid bits why cotw is better but ive played classic with all its flaws and im glad i moved on. its always going to be up to you and if your not sure maybe you should play both.
Interesting, but AFAIU there is not Competitions in COTW right?
theHunter Classic offers global competitions. And unless you only want competitions where you compete against other Classic players globally, you can go with Classic. However, Call of the Wild does offer in-game competitions/challenges you can start while playing multiplayer. I think the host has to initiate them. You can compete in public servers, or start private sessions and compete with friends. You don't get any monetary rewards other than bragging rights, but they're still a lot of fun. Some are quite hard too. I forgot that there were even multiplayer competitions in Call of the Wild, I was having too much fun just doing pure hunting.
I like multiplayer and leaderboards just as much as the next guy, but sometimes its fun to get back to basics and just hunt. That's what most old hunting games were like anyway. Play to hunt.
It's up to you.
I find Classic to be easier if you have a bow.
Classic has the fun tracking getting better rpg elements to the game, but lacks the money/beauty.
The one thing that makes COTW so much better than classic is the engine, and the range you can see and shot animals.
in Classic you have to pay to unlock multiple weapon and item slots also!
that was ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. CotW you have them all unlocked the second you start.