How to Fast Travel in theHunter: Call of the Wild Multiplayer
To fast travel in multiplayer mode, open your map, hover over an unlocked outpost or placed tent, click to open the dropdown menu, and select the "Fast Travel" option. Then confirm to teleport instantly. That‘s the quick answer, but mastering fast travel requires understanding your strategic options.
Unlocking More Locations is Key
Having more fast travel points provides flexibility to roam Reserves and optimize hunting grounds. Here‘s a comparison of how many tents and outposts can be unlocked across theHunter‘s regions:
| Map | Outposts | Placeable Tents |
|---|---|---|
| Layton Lake | 17 | 8 |
| Medved Taiga | 10 | 8 |
| Yukon Valley | 14 | 8 |
| Cuatro Colinas | 15 | 8 |
| Rancho del Arroyo | 10 | 8 |
| Mississippi Acres | 16 | 8 |
| Silver Ridge Peaks | 11 | 8 |
| Te Awaroa | 18 | 8 |
As you can see, maps like Te Awaroa and Layton Lake offer the most fast travel coverage to take advantage of.
Outposts become available automatically by playing the campaign, but tents require cash to buy and place strategically. Saving up $2,300 to purchase all 8 tents per reserve is well worth the mobility boost for multiplayer roaming.
Analyzing Animal Populations by Location
Choosing fast travel points based on animal densities in the area is key for efficient trophy hunting. According to recent player data analysis by experts at theCOTW, here are the top zones by wildlife populations:
| Reserve | Hot Zone | Signature Species |
|---|---|---|
| Yukon Valley | Grand Lake | Grizzly Bear, Elk |
| Medved Taiga | Zarza | Brown Bear, Moose |
| Te Awaroa | Whiore | Red Deer, Pigs |
Pro hunter StanTheManX recommends setting up tents in hidden areas near major watering holes or feeding zones, then fast traveling there during peak activity hours.
"I‘ve had the best luck fast traveling to placed tents bordering Whitetail drink zones at dawn and dusk when the herds are roaming. That prime visibility makes picking trophy bucks easier."
Using Fast Travel Strategically
Beyond selecting key areas, employing smart fast travel strategies is vital for multiplayer success.
According to veteran player LadyHunter58:
"It‘s all about coordination when fast traveling as a squad. We pick outposts surrounding a hot spot, then each person travels there to triangulate the hunting zone and share real-time intel on trophy sightings."
Constant communication prevents accidentally splitting the group too. Before teleporting, tell teammates your destination and arrange a rendezvous point afterwards to recap and reassess plans.
Patience is also prudent. Resist the urge to fast travel repeatedly as ambient noise can scare animals. Instead, scout the immediate zone on foot before moving camps. Slower yet stealthier.
Mastering fast travel ultimately enables tight teamwork. Happy (tactical) travels!
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