Developer Expansive Worlds has released theHunter: Call of the Wild update 1.72 today for all platforms. This is for the New England Mountains hotfix that features a new 60 FPS mode, and more. Check out theHunter: Call of the Wild December 15 patch notes down below. 

theHunter: Call of the Wild Update 1.72 Patch Notes | theHunter: Call of the Wild December 15 Patch Notes:

Consoles Only

• Fixed an issue on Xbox Series X and Series S that resulted in lower-quality image output compared to previous versions of the game.
  • Dev Team’s Notes: As some members of the community guessed, the Xbox Series X|S versions of the game were running on the Xbox One’s visual settings following the 60 FPS update. This resulted in a visible loss of visual quality compared to what players were used to. On Series X, the visual quality has been restored to pre-patch levels, while still offering a smoother framerate. On Series S, we’ve made the choice following community feedback to return to 30 FPS in order to offer players a greater image quality at 1440p. While these are solutions we’ve privileged in order to act fast on this issue, know that we will continue to work on further optimizing these versions of the game.

Consoles & PC

• The Great One Moose are now more likely to spawn with Great One exclusive fur variations.
• The default keybind for placing a waypoint using the binoculars with a controller has been changed to Y/Triangle. It previously clashed with the bind to spot animals.
  • Dev Team’s Notes: You may have to reset your controller keybinds for this change to take effect.
• Need Zones discovered while playing solo should now persist after joining a multiplayer session.
• Players should no longer crash when teleporting to specific locations in various reserves.
• The dog should no longer become unresponsive after the player dies and respawns.
• The UI keybinds (for keyboard and mouse) should now save properly between sessions.
• Players should no longer lose the ability to leave water blinds after harvesting an animal (or be ejected from regular blinds).
• Players should no longer get stuck waiting for the Weapon Customization Screen to load (however, it may take up to 20 seconds).

Our goal with this hotfix was to address the most pressing issues the community encountered after our latest update. Of course, our work doesn’t stop there and we’ll continue to work on other issues players have encountered during their sessions. We’ll share a definitive list of Known Issues later this week.

We’d like to thank theHunter’s community for their incredible support since New England Mountains’ launch. We’re humbled by your feedback and proud that you’re enjoying this new reserve so much!

That’s it for the patch notes. theHunter: Call of the Wild is out now for the PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.

Source: TheHunter.com