Integrity and level 60

[The Eagle]

What does integrity count as when you reach level 60? Just about there and was wandering what happens after level 60, at 58 now?

[cbrrrman]

integrity and quick kill matter if one hopes to garner a trophy animal.
After level 60 it's just a matter of hunting or garnering trophy animals to mount in your lodge(s).

Lvl 60 is the max... and purdy much the game / missions are over.
Of course you can start over... from nothing. (base game)
And tho' you would always retain the DLC's you purchased.
...you would likely need to earn game coin to buy back those items in the store.

Many folk that have reached Lvl 60 just like the hunting aspect.
And basically you are free to determine your own hunts.
But the game's mechanic's keep changing... and the boogers keep coming...
So don't expect it to work the way you hoped.

[irlandec TV]

Originally posted by cbrrrman:

integrity and quick kill matter if one hopes to garner a trophy animal.
After level 60 it's just a matter of hunting or garnering trophy animals to mount in your lodge(s).

Lvl 60 is the max... and purdy much the game / missions are over.
Of course you can start over... from nothing. (base game)
And tho' you would always retain the DLC's you purchased.
...you would likely need to earn game coin to buy back those items in the store.

Many folk that have reached Lvl 60 just like the hunting aspect.
And basically you are free to determine your own hunts.
But the game's mechanic's keep changing... and the boogers keep coming...
So don't expect it to work the way you hoped.

you forgot to mention that after 60 he can start build gear over all maps with spending for that tons of money (tents, tripods, trrestands, decoys, etc) :) It may give additional challenge to build perfect setups over all maps

[yogisgoat]

I've been at level 60 for a long time now and, truth be told, never really payed any attention to the leveling system or most of the mission system. The only mission I intentionally completed was the one with the hidden targets in PF. It's always just been about the hunting. I long ago figured out that if I just hunt the way I do irl I never have any issues with the scoring system, no matter how they change it.

But, to answer your question, I only think about integrity when there's a chance the animal I'm stalking is a diamond. I'm usually more interested in how close I can get before I shoot. Nothing like the rush of sneaking within 10m of a water buffalo before opening up on him.

[The Eagle]

Would I still be able to change/work my skill and perks? What I mean is to change them to other skills and perks?

[cbrrrman]

Originally posted by ecybak:

Would I still be able to change/work my skill and perks? What I mean is to change them to other skills and perks?

believe so... but you have to pay the game coin extortion to do that.
And it's not cheap using game coin neither.
You'll be extorted for both Ambush and Stalking (individually) Skills/Perks if ya wanna make a change. Lol Every time. ; o
But by then you should be able to absorb the cost of the game coin.
I personally have nearly 12, 000, 000 in game coin earned.
But then I have never changed my Ambush/Stalking status.


I'll suppose if you have plenty of coin.. it won't matter.
Got to spend it on something. ; )

[Snail Rancher]

Originally posted by ecybak:

What does integrity count as when you reach level 60? Just about there and was wandering what happens after level 60, at 58 now?

Integrity "counts" at Level 60 as it does at Level 1: it will affect how much money you earn from a harvest, but not much else. (Of course, below Level 60, it also affects XP.)

At Level 60 essentially you stop with the Perks and Skills, though (as cbrrrman stated), you can pay for each one to be reset and you can then reselect what you want. Note, however, if you absolutely want to reset everything, you have to pay for each Skill tree (so rifles, shotguns, bows, etc.) and each type of Perk (Stalker, Ambusher).You don't have to do that, however; you can just reset the ones you want. I would suggest reading Steam if you want to go down this route as there were some bugs associated with it.

Beyond that, you will still have whatever Missions you have left (and I have loads), or are added in new DLCs. If you don't want to do Missions (or have finished them all), then you'll have to set your own goals. Most people just start accumulating money for treestands, tents, and taxidermy, and start looking more seriously for Diamonds.

After awhile doing this, I got a bit bored and ended up resetting the game (with a backup!!). It was surprisingly fun to work back up to Level 60 again, and it went a lot faster thanks to player experience (i.e., I knew what I was doing this time....) and the availability of DLC weapons that essentially bypassed the need to grind for better weapons in the base game.

[FliXis]

With pumping a character, everything is wrong if players with boredom have to start again from the very beginning. Why wasn’t the character leveling system from classic taken? Why in the simulator got this elvish nonsense?

[McSqurl Nugget]

Originally posted by cbrrrman:

integrity and quick kill matter if one hopes to garner a trophy animal.
After level 60 it's just a matter of hunting or garnering trophy animals to mount in your lodge(s).

Lvl 60 is the max... and purdy much the game / missions are over.
Of course you can start over... from nothing. (base game)
And tho' you would always retain the DLC's you purchased.
...you would likely need to earn game coin to buy back those items in the store.

Many folk that have reached Lvl 60 just like the hunting aspect.
And basically you are free to determine your own hunts.
But the game's mechanic's keep changing... and the boogers keep coming...
So don't expect it to work the way you hoped.

60 is max yes, but even then you get money and xp (which is worthless) for your kills, integrity counts to the trophy so if you're just diamond hunting after 60 it matters.

If you restart (i've restarted my game half a dozen times or so in the 2+ years i've played) you lose everything but what you bought in the DLC's. Locked weapons and items you unlocked previously leveling up are locked again until you build up the weapon points and money to unlock and purchase them. DLC weapon packs are still free in the store.

None of the "boogers" are game stoppers, frustrating yes, very frustrating at times.

Originally posted by ecybak:

Would I still be able to change/work my skill and perks? What I mean is to change them to other skills and perks?

You can reset and change your skills and perks at any point in the game, you just have to pay for it with the in game currency.

[cbrrrman]

Originally posted by McSqurl Nugget:

None of the "boogers" are game stoppers, frustrating yes, very frustrating at times.

I guess when the game crashes - freezes/lock ups... that's not considered a " booger " ?
Sure seems to be a game stopper to me ? Lol

Tho' generally I don't sweat the many flaws and imperfections of the game.

[McSqurl Nugget]

Originally posted by cbrrrman:

Originally posted by McSqurl Nugget:

None of the "boogers" are game stoppers, frustrating yes, very frustrating at times.

I guess when the game crashes - freezes/lock ups... that's not considered a " booger " ?
Sure seems to be a game stopper to me ? Lol

Tho' generally I don't sweat the many flaws and imperfections of the game.

okay you got me there, i should have said none of the boogers in my game are game stoppers. I've only had 1 crash that i can remember and that was from the huntclub, turned it off and mine has been stable since.

[Graves]

They need to raise that level cap , ridiculous to have a level cap that low in a game that really has no end game. AT least lock it at 100. What clown came up with the # 60 ... just unreal sometimes.