Mister Wolf Magoo

[Ice Hole]

To improve the immersion let the wolves have better eyesight.  Already the stones give us an option to distract these beast.  How, on a frozen lake, can you hide from a wolf?  Even if we were to lay prone that wolf would still notice a change in the scenery.  Are we jedi?  This is not the meat popsicle you are looking for.  

In order to hide from a wolf or any thing else the need for cover should be mandatory.

 

Here is some cartoon context.  Oh Magoo!

 

Edited February 14, 2020 by Ice Hole
oh dear

[ManicManiac]

I'm fine with it as is... mainly because the timber wolves will escape Bleak Inlet soon, and when that happens we will already have plenty to deal with.  Besides I kind of enjoy that, as long as we keep a respectful distance, we (and the other animals as well) can co-exist.  If we widen the wolves' detection radius, that will likely mean that we'll also have less deer and rabbits to hunt (in addition to more wolf harassment). 

I do like the sentiment, but I think this particular thing might skew the game's current "ecology."

Edited February 14, 2020 by ManicManiac