I was confused about some of the backstory going on in the dialogue and wondering what the heck was going on. Looking for a sweet little flare gun? Better get the side quest first, or else you will never, ever find it.Īn intriguing little tab, that I didn’t feel like clicking, is lurking in your menu. Some items in the world cannot be found till the side quest is activated. The side quest menu keeps track of these, and helps give ideas about where to go. You may find yourself given a quest with some juicy side information given about wonderful little loot treasure troves somewhere on the map. The side quests aren’t critical, but they are fun. Keep away from areas that you know are spawn points for the wolves.It can be a little hard to notice that there is a main and side toggle at the top of the missions menu.
Keep a lookout for any signs of wolves and try to avoid them at all costs. There is no point in getting involved in a fight with the wolf. The first and foremost thing you must try is to avoid the wolf at all costs. If you are unable to kill it, you can also run from it but if you are injured, you will not make it far. It will trigger a minigame in which you must try to kill the wolf. If the wolf is able to catch up to you, it will begin attacking you. Running away will not help much so we will not recommend running away from the wolves. In this phase, the only way to get rid of the wolf is by scaring it off, losing it, killing it or distracting it. In the stalking phase, the wolf already has eyes on the player so it will not regard its territory anymore and it will follow the player, no matter how far the player goes. However, in the searching phase, they will go to the point where they heard or smelled the player and if they see the player they will start following it, otherwise, they will return to their territory.
In the roaming phase, the wolves will never leave their territory.
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