Finally get a hunt that is a challenge and because of the crybabies saying it was too hard Glu dumbs it down to a 10 second hunt.
You have those that cry about when the next hunt will come out and then there are the diehards looking for more challenging hunts...
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congrats!
and that zombie running game is new (the one we got gold for downloading the other day)
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Btw Eli, welcome back. You were missed on the forums the last few days.
I am trying for the best time to complete hunt. I am down to 6 seconds...with FB just keep the trigger pulled and it becomes rapid fire...I should try and keep track of the # of kills.
That's pretty awesome. Thanks for letting me know. And thank you glu, I love the game
Thanks Shep. My son blasted through my data usage so I wasn't able to play the game or get on the forum. I feel like I missed a lot
It was a fun trip up in the mountains.... Did get some bad news when I arrived: my brother may have cancer. Then on Sa****ay my wife and son fell in the water when the fishing boat they were in tipped over. My son, who is 6, had a life jacket but my wife did not, but thank God all was well. Very trrrifying sitting on the shore and there is nothing you can do.
I might not have expressed it in those words, but I agree with the sentiment. I (as Sheppeck commented) understand that it would have been difficult on a tiny screen. Now it takes longer to swap weapons than it does to complete the hunt; it used to be my favorite. I wonder why Glu didn't just add a few birds, rather than taking away the distant ones. I notice also that 'near enough is good enough' with the Hornbills. A shot fired in their general direction brings them down, even from an assault rifle. Oh, well, back to trying to provoke dozy tigers into a mass attack.
That was possible before :-) The Plisskin Fang with open sights gave me just enough magnification on my Android tablet to find and hit the little sods. Now I don't even need to hit them. I think the effect of a projectile passing within a couple of feet scares them out of their feathers and they freeze to death. That's my best guess, anyway.