Why are making this difference?
- piomarvado
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Why are making this difference?
Why are making this difference?
The Huntermate brand 4.000 m
and
estatistics
Travelled distance 2.08 km (1.29 milhas)
Duração da Caçada 1h 10m 19s
It's happening since last day 20/3.
The Huntermate brand 4.000 m
and
estatistics
Travelled distance 2.08 km (1.29 milhas)
Duração da Caçada 1h 10m 19s
It's happening since last day 20/3.
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- stancomputerhunter
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Re: Why are making this difference?
I don't understand Spanish. Are you trying to say the HM distance traveled is not the same on the end of game statistics?
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- piomarvado
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Re: Why are making this difference?
exact.stancomputerhunter wrote:I don't understand Spanish. Are you trying to say the HM distance traveled is not the same on the end of game statistics?
When I finished the hunt, in the huntermate it marked like this in the photo: 4000 m.
The official statistics of distance traveled, on my profile marked: 2080 m
One of the two distances is not correct.
- iz_da
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Re: Why are making this difference?
Same thing STILL happens to me. https://www.thehunter.com/#profile/iz_d ... n/72264592
2h 20mins grinding in BRR and I remember that I walked around 11km. Distance shown in the statistics is <4km.
2h 20mins grinding in BRR and I remember that I walked around 11km. Distance shown in the statistics is <4km.
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- PardalAlgarve
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Re: Why are making this difference?
Its portuguese do not offend us. I don't call you indian too.
- stancomputerhunter
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Re: Why are making this difference?
If you are referring to my comment that I don't understand Spanish; it's pretty obvious that I don't understand Portuguese either. No offense intended.PardalAlgarve wrote:Its portuguese do not offend us. I don't call you indian too.
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- piomarvado
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- UNDGND16
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Re: Why are making this difference?
I can honestly say that I have never really bothered to take any notice as to how much I have traveled.
Although I will from now on and see if I have any discrepancies as well .
Although I will from now on and see if I have any discrepancies as well .
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Re: Why are making this difference?
i am pretty sure this is a known bug.
Feedback on my work as a moderator is always welcome!
- L3M182
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Re: Why are making this difference?
its a multi national community and language barriers are common we work round them the best we can.PardalAlgarve wrote:Its portuguese do not offend us. I don't call you indian too.
Spanish and Portuguese have a lexical overlap of 89%. that means just under 9/10 of the words from both languages share the same root origins. so yeah, you should forgive none speakers when they get them confused to us they look and sound very similar,
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