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Hunters only hunt when equipped with a ranged weapon. Certain animals will typically retaliate when harmed. When such animals are marked for hunting, a notice will appear, indicating that the player may want to avoid hunting them. | Hunters only hunt when equipped with a ranged weapon. Certain animals will typically retaliate when harmed. When such animals are marked for hunting, a notice will appear, indicating that the player may want to avoid hunting them. | ||
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| + | Hunters are coded to shoot marked animals from a considerable distance. This is done to minimize the risk of injury should it turn [[Mood#Extreme break| manhunter]] and try to retaliate. | ||
Once a hunter's target is downed, they will finish it off at point-blank range. | Once a hunter's target is downed, they will finish it off at point-blank range. | ||
| − | {{asof|A14}} | + | {{asof|A14}} projectiles fired by hunting colonists no longer intercept random targets. |
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Used to mark animals to be hunted by hunters.
Hunters only hunt when equipped with a ranged weapon. Certain animals will typically retaliate when harmed. When such animals are marked for hunting, a notice will appear, indicating that the player may want to avoid hunting them.
Hunters are coded to shoot marked animals from a considerable distance. This is done to minimize the risk of injury should it turn manhunter and try to retaliate.
Once a hunter's target is downed, they will finish it off at point-blank range.
As of version 0.14.1234 (15 July 2016) projectiles fired by hunting colonists no longer intercept random targets.