I'm through with the forum and the never-to-be-finished game. More spare time to train, read and write. Last piece of advice: when you can't even get your job done you shouldn't run your mouth about things you have no clue about insulting competent people.
I'm sure the wolf hood idea isn't so new, but after three days and seven steps away in the list it's close to reposting.
That said, who knows if "timberwolf" is a true new animal or just some toughened up wolfie, to point out Astrid is smaller and weaker than Will, and she shouldn't go around carelessly hacking at big toothy dawgs.
Wait, what's that, Santa's village?
And then I remember I still had some grudge against the guy in a Coke costume. We all got the wrong present one time or another.
I just tried it. First (then second, and then third) time ever, since I've never tried challenges before. Part 1 was easy, got to the Dam, confused the fatty with a decoy, ran for the gate and locked it inside. Then made a forced march all the way to the Cabin.
As a general suggestion, when you leave the Cabin the bear will be in front of you. Don't bother crouching, make a running dash to the right and dive off the cliff. You'll land on a rock ledge, the bear won't be able to reach you, so it will be offended and run away to talk about its troubles to Max. By the way, how does the "hidden content" thingy work?!
Anyway, I tried it three times, I'm quite sure that at least 25 bullets reached the target, but it never cared nor bled. So I agree that the challenge is totally broken. Maybe a panzerfaust would be better than this so-called Bearkiller?
I'm the nature loving type but I prefer the role of the predator, even if the lazy type since I don't hunt (it's way too expensive in Italy). By the way, killing a rabbit by snapping its neck is a clean way to take it out. I spent much time in the countryside when I was a kid, and I remember seeing that most farmers used to either swing the rabbit by the hind legs and slam its head against a stony surface, or hold it by the ears and punch it. Oh, the eighties... So no, neck snapping doesn't impress me at all.
Now that I've carried everything from TWM and PV to the tunnel, back to the Dam. And I made sure that the farmhouse is well stocked, should I decide to go back there and be in trouble.
"Just wait bro, I'll light a fire. Got cardboard matches, newsprints and reclaimed wood."
The vegan's cabin. Seriously, no kitchen and a huge outhouse...
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