[2019] Big Game Hunter - Jadinkos added to single encounters

Originally posted by xMr_Powerx

So essentially, solo BGH runs are more difficult?

Originally posted by iputtheflexinreflex

so i assume it also turns off their detection?

Originally posted by mporubca

Does "chasing and eating Jadinkos" remove their "detection circle"?

If no i think it will ramp up difficulty of single-dino encounters which are already more difficult and less rewarding than 2-dino encounters.

Originally posted by 5-x

BGH is already boring and repetitive and now you want to make it more annoying too?

Originally posted by druidzie

just did a hunt and the detection circle only went away when it was actually eating the jadinko, not while walking to it.

Originally posted by FightTheThargReich

The post sounds like “during the time where it deviates path, eats jadinko, and returns, its detection ring is off”

Where it should probably say “Sometimes the dinosaur will deviate it’s walking path to instead walk towards a jadinko snack. When the Dino eats the jadinko, the Dino’s detection is turned off, but right after it is done eating, detection will resume and the Dino will move back towards its original path”

Originally posted by DaklozeDuif

Not a huge fan of this. BGH already has enough going on.

How about adding this to, say 4 out of the 9 dino's? Would make them feel a bit more disrinct.

Originally posted by MarkAntonyRs

Can we get a right click 'bait now' so we can bait without having to go through 2 dialogues when we don't have all traps armed

Originally posted by rob7373

The important thing with the difficulity is the predictability. When a dino makes a b-line towards you with no warning, it makes it much harder and forces you to keep ahold of a surge just incase, making the process slower overall as you can afford to take fewer risks. The problem with doing that is the risks also tended to be fun - making a tactical play to get something built only to just escape the dino on red was exhilirating.

As it was before, getting caught was entirely fair - it was because you messed up or took a risk that was just a bit too much - You could blame nobody but yourself and strive to get better. As it is now, getting caught can be caused by bad luck in the dino doing a completely unwarned b-line towards you.

If there was some warning - e.g. the dino roars and you have an overhead notificaition on the jadinko, with about two seconds before it switched direction, it would be fine. As this mechanic is now, it has the potential for unfair losses and forces people to play more risk-adverse - Which makes it less fun and fair.