If you do this, you should see a notification that you can't carry any more of an item popping much of the time when collecting materials.Ĭollecting everything also increases your chances of finding rare versions of materials.
If you gather them every time they're in your direct path, you won't have to remember how much of which resources you have, since you'll have been taking every single item that you happen upon. We recommend picking them up, even if they're a bit out of your way. While in Hunter Vision, you can spot gatherable resources highlighted in yellow. Look for high ground that overlooks the outpost and rain down arrows on your enemies whenever possible.Ĭrafting is a huge part of Far Cry Primal, and you're going to need an immense amount of resources to craft weapons, build shelters for your tribe, make medicine, and manufacture upgrades. These can be swarming with rival tribes, so the headlong approach will rarely end in success. Not only does each give you a fast travel point and a place to rest, but you'll also get a chance to explore Oros while doing so.Ĭlearing outposts and bonfire locations can be either simple or hard, depending on the terrain. We recommend seeking out and clearing outposts and lighting bonfires as a top priority. With rival tribesmen and deadly predators everywhere, you're going to need at least a few places to find sanctuary. The world of Far Cry Primal is extremely hostile to human life. With larger animals like mammoths, bears and saber-toothed tigers, the best course of action is to dodge and aim for their heads. The best way to kill a charging wildcat or wolf is to either try and hit them in the head with an arrow during their initial charge, or equipping the club and swinging while they're in mid-leap.įor small animals like boars and badgers, the club works best, since it can be hard to hit them in the head once they've charged. They can typically sense you through undergrowth if they get too close, and they'll make a beeline for you. You'll have to switch your headshot strategy up a bit when fighting predatory animals. Even better still, if you can pick off enemies when they inevitably become separated from the larger group, there won't be additional enemies around to spot your stealthy handiwork. If you get good enough at headshots with the bow, you can even defeat large groups of enemies without being seen. Stealth stands in sharp contrast to firing off a shot and tagging your prey. Your bow and arrow are silent, so as long as you shoot your target in the head, your enemies won't immediately discover you. If you've spotted a group of rival tribesmen, crouch down and take cover in nearby plant growth. These tips apply to hunting wild animals as well. Once you acquire the Beast Rider skills, you'll be able to climb atop a woolly mammoth, saber-toothed tiger or bear - all of which allow you significant advantages over enemies with no beasts to rely on. Once you're able to incorporate your owl companion, you'll be able to tag enemies you want to attack as well, which is absolutely essential for stealth attacks. Don't be afraid to try again if you can get in position. If for some reason you make a mistake when trying a stealth takedown, you can always break the line of sight with enemies to nab another shot. Even as you progress and acquire additional skills, it's still a good idea to sneak up on your enemies whenever possible to get a good vantage point. In fact, in the brutal, prehistoric world of Oros, stealth is going to be your best bet throughout. The best way to fight in Far Cry Primal is to fight smartly, and in the beginning smart is synonymous with quietly. As Takkar, you'll only carry a bow and arrow, a club and a spear, so there aren't many options for defeating enemies in rapid succession. Early on in Far Cry Primal, you'll discover that there is no guns blazing tactic available.
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