Update 1.71 for theHunter: Call of the Wild has arrived, and here are all the changes and improvements mentioned in the patch notes. Update 1.71’s patch notes include changes to the animals and their drinking times. Other than the bug fixes, changes have also been made to the weapons, especially the new weapon customization system. Here is the complete list of patch notes for update 1.71 for theHunter: Call of the Wild:
theHunter: Call of the Wild Update 1.71 Patch Notes
Xbox Series X|S and PS5
Get a framerate boost of up to 60 FPS on next-gen consoles for a smoother hunting experience.
Animal Backfilling
Your favorite reserves are getting new residents with the Granite Update. Indeed, we’re backfilling previously-released maps with additional animals. Here’s the full list:
- Ring Neck Pheasant – Hirschfelden , Cuatro Colinas
- Merriam Turkey – Layton Lake
- Gray Wolf, Capercaillie – Medved Taiga
- Eurasian Wigeon – Vurhonga Savanna
- Collared Peccary – Parque Fernando
- Canada Goose – Yukon Valley
- Mallard – Te Awaroa
- Pronghorn – Rancho Del Arroyo
- Green Wing Teal – Mississippi Acres
Have fun revisiting old favorites with these latest additions!
Animal Remastering
The Red Fox, Whitetail Deer, and Moose have received a visual rework with updated textures, furs, and models. The Moose is also receiving a full body rework, allowing for better animations!
New Weapon Customization System
Hunt in style with our new customization system, allowing you to tune your weapons’ look with your favorite paints, camos, wraps, and more! Head to the dedicated menu next time you’re at an outpost, and test them all till you find a winning combo that’s uniquely yours.
Next time you’ll boot the game, you’ll receive two customization items per reserve you own, plus two more if you’ve purchased New England Mountains. What’s more, you can get six additional items with our free Scout Pack – so make sure to grab it! And for the collectors, we’ve got the Veteran Pack, featuring seven exclusive cosmetic options.
We can’t wait to see how awesome you can make your weapons look!
Additional Features
- The majestic Moose is now present as one of the extremely rare Great Ones.
- We’ve implemented aggressive behavior for the Moose.
- We’ve reworked the moose’s audio, including new aggressive calls and more variations for existing ones.
- We’ve implemented a new design for the Need Zone info box on the map, which can now display multiple animals’ schedules.
- The Harvest Screen has been updated with a Preview Mode.
- A new Multi-Mount Trophy has been added for a Moose and a Bobwhite Quail called ‘Moosic to my ears’.
- Button prompts will now properly show when placing portable structures.
- We’ve added a Depth of Field toggle in the Graphics Settings on PC.
- We’ve added the ability to place and remove waypoints by looking into the binoculars, as well as matching key binding settings.
- We’ve added key binding settings for Zooming In and Zooming Out of the Scope/Binoculars.
Bug Fixes
And there’s more! The team has been hard at work fixing a number of bugs and improving performance. Here’s the full list:
- Brought new stability improvements on
Xbox . - Fixed a common crash on PS4 when skipping the intro cutscenes and entering the Main Menu.
- Fixed an issue on console where vegetation appeared dithered when players viewed it from a short distance.
- Fixed the issue in Hope #8 in Layton Lake. Players will now be able to complete it.
- Fixed an issue where the glass lens was visible through some scopes, sights and binoculars.
- The Rename prompt won’t appear in the Kennel Screen anymore if the player does not own a dog.
- Removed the dropdown menus, price & Buy And Name Dog prompt from the Kennel Screen.
- The Boomstick perk will now only work with double-barrel shotguns.
- Fixed some instances where animals teleported while drinking in Silver Ridge Peaks.
- Huntermate and indicators won’t appear anymore when players are in the Trophy Lodge.
- Fixed an issue that would cause the hammer of Colt .45 guns to automatically get cocked when manual chambering was on.
- Fixed an issue allowing players to run into the lake in Rotonui in Te Awaroa.
- Fixed an issue for the M1 IWANIEC weapon with GENZERO night vision where the scope’s reticle overlapped when aiming and shooting.
Alright, hunters! It’s almost time to dive into the beautiful forests of the New England Mountains. But before you go, here’s a couple more information you should know about before your next hunt:
Population Resets
There’s been a population reset for certain animals:
- Moose in Layton, Medved, Yukon & Finland
- Iberian Mouflon in Cuatro Colinas
- Mountain Lions in Silver Ridge Peaks
Drink Time Changes
We’ve also updated the drinking times for specific animals:
- Eurasian Lynx in Medved Taiga (3:00 – 6:00)
- Bighorn Sheep in Rancho Del Arroyo (11:00 – 14:00)
- Mountain Lions in Silver Ridge Peaks (00:00 – 3:00)
Update 1.71 for theHunter: Call of the Wild is available on PlayStation 4, and PC. For more information on future updates and patch notes, head over to the official theHunter: Call of the Wild website here.
