Is the 99 Nights in the Forest Big Game Hunter worth the investment, or overzealous? Find out all you need to know about this master huntsman class, so you can become Tetsuzou Nihei! (Watch Golden Kamuy).
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99 Nights in the Forest Big Game Hunter Overview
Costing 600 Diamonds, the Big Game Hunter Class equips its players with x1 Rifle and x12 Rifle Ammo on a new campaign. It also has the following level tiers:
- First Level: Can consume pelts to gain a personal bonus.
- Second Level: Higher pelt drop rate
- Requires: 70 Wolf kills and 50 consumed pelts
- Third Level: Infinitely consume Mammoth Tusks to permanently gain health
- Requires: 150 Wolf kills and 100 consumed pelts
Big Game Hunter Pelt Bonus List
When loading in with this Class, you’ll have a Pelt List. Completing the requirements for each Pelt request will unlock permanent buffs that apply to your current playthrough.
- x3 Bunny Feet: +15% Sprint Speed.
- x3 Wolf Pelt: +5% DMG Buff.
- x3 Arctic Fox Pelts: Gain permanent warmth that stacks with warm wearables.
- x3 Alpha Wolf Pelts: 10% chance for ammo to refund on shot.
- x5 Bear Pelts: +25 HP permanently.
- x3 Polar Bear Pelts: +10% DMG Buff.
- Mammoth Tusks: Gain 5 HP for each consumed Mammoth Tusk (Stacks Infinitely)
Is Big Game Hunter Good?
This seems obvious, but if you’re a teammate who frequently travels outside of the base, then yes! Big Game Hunter is a brilliant class to front as you explore the map. It’s powerful, stacks insane buffs to help with survivability against mobs, elements, and more, and the bullets aren’t too difficult to source.
However, if you prefer to work on base upgrades and fortifying, then Big Game Hunter is a waste of Diamonds. It’s a Class designed for fighters who fear no deer and the treacherous forest it resides in.
