I want to help you with the quests in WolfQuest: Anniversary edition!
LEARN TO HUNT
In the 'Learn to hunt' quest, you need to hunt and kill 2 elk. If you're having trouble with this, just follow these tips and tricks.
-Find the elk herd by going into scent view (V) and look for pink dots.
-Follow the pink dots until you arrive at the elk herd.
-Make agressive emotes (Snarl, growl) or circle the herd until they start running.
-Don't go after one immediately. Run behind them. And if you have any luck, a calf or cow will fall.
-If one falls, bite it immediately so it doesn't stand up again.
-Now you should be able to kill it.
Now do this one more time.
FIND A MATE
Now it's time to seek out a mate. If you're having trouble on finding a good mate, just follow these tips and tricks. First, you need to howl (H). Other wolves will answer by howling back. Look on the compass. If you see a white wolf with a heart over its mouth, it means that it's a dispersal like you. You can either sleep or run towards it (By looking on the compass). If you sleep, there's a chance that the other dispersal will come to you. Now, make friendly emotes (Playbow, roll over, wag tail). You have now convinced the other wolf to know you better. Countinue to do friendly emotes until the affinity is 100%. Now that wolf has become your trial mate. Hunt, sleep and eat together for several days. Then you can decide if you want to start a pack.
ESTABLISH TERRITORY
Now when you've found a mate, it's time to establish a territory. Now when it's in early spring, packs are more agressive about expanding their territory. And you and your mate will have a hard time claiming territory when the bigger packs are doing the same thing. You'll need to claim atleast 15 hexes of territory to go onto the next quest. Mark territory by peeing and howling. You can also take territory from other packs by peeing on their own territory. But i don't recommend doing that on accurate mode.
The rest of the quests.
FIND A DEN
Now when you've established your territory, it's time to find a den. Look at the map (M) and see where the dens are. There are 4 dens in total. Then go to the den you want. If you choose an open den, it'll be more likely for golden eagles to attack your pups. But cougars, coyotes and bears will have a harder time sneaking up to you, your mate and your pups. If you choose a tree covered den, it'll be more unlikely for golden eagles to attack your pups. But cougars, bears and coyotes will have it easier to sneak up on you.
RAISE PUPS
Now after you have found a den, it's time to raise your pups. it'll be hard to keep the first litter of pups alive, because only you and your mate has to patroll territory, hunt for both you two and the pups, while also spending time with the pups. Keep an eye on other predators like bears, coyotes, golden eagles, cougars and other wolves. Bears, cougars and golden eagles are looking for a quick snack, but coyotes and other wolves are doing it to remove future competition. Raise all the pups until they all weigh 15 pounds (7KG).
LOAF AT RENDEZVOUS SITE
After you've grown your pups to 15 pounds, it's time to move to a Rendezvous site. Go to the map and check where all the Rendezvous sites are. There are 29 in total. After you have chosen where you want to spend the summer, start going to it. Go slow so none of the pups fall behind. Now when you're at the Rendezvous site, you have to hunt more as your pups are growing faster than before and needs more food. Grow the pups until they all weigh 25 pounds.
GROWING PUPS
Your pups are growing faster than ever. They'll need food almost all the time. You're still at the Rendezvous site. This is the most deadly season for wolves, as elk, your primary food source, are healthier than ever after grazing on the nutritious grass all summer. Don't expect all of your pups to survive this season. Pups at this age are eager to explore, and can easily get lost. Once you reach the end of September, the pups growth slows down, and prey are no longer at their peak health.
YOUNG HUNTERS
Your pups are now old enough to begin learning to hunt. Bring them to hunts and show them how it's done! Soon the pups will dare to take quick bites. But the prey's sharp and hard hooves can kill the pups in a few kicks, so watch out! The pups are also learning what the outside world looks like. Bring them to atleast 10 hexes of your territory. The upcoming months are also when wolf packs are most agressive about expanding territory. Fights between packs are common.
Author: Noah
Game: WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition
Tips and tricks for every quest. Learn more about the prey and predators in Yellowstone www.wolfquest.org
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