\DYEUZ wrote:CONS
- Difficult terrain to walk and worst to crouch .
- You need to have lots of time on your hands to hunt them i find . Tracking one is slow and long .
- You get stuck often on even the smallest rocks and there are lots of them !
- BhS can be found mostly in the wooded area , which makes them hard to see / track / find.
- The area where they roam / live , is way to big for the quantity of sheep we can find. If i compare to the area where the Elks and Muleys are found , that ratio is far bigger , imo.
- They spook really easy ,so crouching, doesn't even do the job of sneaking up on them .
- TgT is top 3 for me in terms of raining frequency . I hate rain .
- Seeing way to many solo sheep / loners .
- A single audio clue ( fighting ) is not enough. Must have another sound to add for sure .
-You have to agree now that these original points are not correct now.
-You shot 24 sheep in 4 hours last night. Its hard to shoot 24 of any one species with 4 legs in this game.
-You don't need to track them, listen for the shingle sounds... kinda sounds like ptarmigan sometimes.
-They are all over the hill, including the open hills and cliff faces.
-24 sheep in 4 hours is 6 an hour... I think there is enough
-There are lots of audio clues with the shingle sounds of them running away.
TK