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In COTW the wind goes through the full 360 degrees during the course of the day and wind direction follows the same pattern every time you hunt. At any time you like to check the wind will always be pretty much from the same direction at the same time every day. Time and direction is the same on every map.
Some settings on some engines are termed "Global settings" such as sunrise and sunset times, while I dont have experience with this engine I have worked with others which require globals to be used for weather parameters. In some engines all maps are in one world and the settings apply to every map, but in other engines each map can be programmed to different weather patterns.
In theHunter Classic for example the wind always blows primarily from south east to north west and is also always constant on every map.
In Deer hunter 2005 the sunrise and sunset times are set according to the longitude and latitude settings and calendar choice, the weather is either rain or snow and wind direction changes and is entirely random.
Its actually helpful that you can know where the wind will be from and adjust your hunting pattern to suit. Knowing a need zone time and wind direction at that time allows you to set tents and blinds or stands to the most advantages positions.
I wish people had not begged for change, because with such changes, games get broken almost beyond repair. This game reminds me so much of the garbage that EA's Dice crew did with the Battlefield series. Patch after patch they made their game a different game than we all signed up for, and they promised. All due to people that couldn't handle the game wasn't exactly their type of vanilla, and trolled until they forced change.
People will complain about everything, creators shouldn't listen to those people. Create your game and fix what is actually broken. If people want a lot of other stuff changed for personal preference, then save it for the next game and start over fresh when the time comes. Changing stuff nearly weekly breaks stuff. I wish this game was exactly where it was about 5 months ago. It was near perfect for what it was, and now the chance of ever seeing that near perfect game is surely gone.
I am seriously debating if this game is worth my time now. A sad thing to have to say, but I am not into walking sims and that is what this game is turning into fast with the terrible hit markers, tracks dissapearing, animal corpses going invisible, and animals getting away when they near death according to blood trail info. The broken dog is the icing on the cake. Hey, want a $45,000 dog that licks his #$%@'s all day? Add in the ridiculous levels of geese noise, ducks and other chatter that just deafen you when you are trying to actually have fun. Dev's listened to absolutely the wrong people. As they often do.
I agree with you. They took what made this game fun for me and destroyed it.
It's worth noting they have a long, long history of breaking things when they patch the game.
The irony is that these changes only encourage me to play more WOTH. In terms of challenging simulations, WOTH has this beat hands down. COTW's strength in comparison was its gameplay. You could approach the game like "Hunter Skyrim", and that made it great fun for those not obsessed with "hunting realism".
I agree with you to some extent. It's just the way I remember it, there was a southerly wind in the morning and and a northerly wind the rest of the day, both with random changes to east and west. It never was that predictable.
I completely agree. I love Skyrim for just that reason. Same with Far Cry New Dawn. An absolutely terrible main game, but one of the best arcade hunting simulators you'll ever find on Steam. I highly recommend others buying that game on a fire sale, just to enjoy the hunting on it. So I have near 400 hours in that game, basically just hunting animals in it. To most of my friends amazement, as many have commented at what a terrible game it is, and how can I have that many hours on it. Red Dead Redemption 2 has a stellar hunting sim portion of their game. As did GTA 5. I often played Red Dead more to hunt animals than to play the actual main game. No scratch that, I totally did play the game pretty much for the hunting. I've gotta be honest with myself and others on that one. :P
COTW was never supposed to be arcade, it became that way because of bad changes through the years, they're going on the path of theHunter Classic which is a great thing.
I love the way the game is now, sweet spot between realism and arcade.
Btw WOTH is a terrible hunting game.