Hunter Upgrades
The Hunter Upgrades (often short Hunter) are one of the upgrade types in the Tomb Raider Reboot and in Rise of the Tomb Raider.
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Tomb Raider (2013)
There are 8 different Hunter Upgrades. Like the Survivor Upgrades and Brawler Upgrades, these can be bought by spending Skill Points, which in turn are earned by collecting XP.
List of Hunter Upgrades
- A focused mind allows you more time to aim deadly shots with your bow.
- Efficient use of bags and pockets allows you to carry more ammunition.
- Your increased strength allows you to carry the maximum amount of ammunition.
- Eliminate your enemies with finesse to earn greater rewards.
- stab enemies at close range with your arrows for extra rewards. Also unlocks headshot reticles.
- Execute enemies at point blank range for more rewards. Also unlocks headshot reticles.
- Unload you rifle at close range to brutally finish enemies and earn bonus rewards.
- Blast enemies with the shotgun at close range to stop them in their tracks and earn extra rewards.
Early Concept
In the early demo versions of the game, showcased at community events and conventions, one of the upgrade types containing similarly named upgrades was called Combat Skills Upgrades.
There was also a single upgrade called Hunter, which was one of the Ingenuity Upgrades. It was one of the first upgrades that can be purchased, among Arrow Retrieval and Survivalist.
Rise of the Tomb Raider
There are 21 skills to be mastered in the Hunter Upgrades section of the game. They improve on "hunting and scavenging abilities".
List of Hunter Upgrades
Tier 1
- Gain a chance at recovering arrows when looting enemies killed with a bow.
- Increase steady aim time on bow charged shots.
- Increase the amount of ammunition looted from enemy corpses.
- Animals glow when using Survival Instincts. Larger animals leave footprints.
- Reveal when exotic animals are nearby and pinpoint their location using Survival Instincts.
- Sense the location of animal hearts using Survival Instincts for a chance of inflicting massive damage. Does not apply to bears or larger cats.
- Mining ore vines yield more MAGNESITE and can also recover CHROMITE ORE.
Tier 2
- Simultaneously shoot up to two arrows at separate locked targets while zoomed-in with a fully drawn bow.
- Fully charged bow aiming remains steady for significantly longer.
- A headshot indicator will appear when successfully aimed over an enemies head.
- Earn bonus XP for successively chaining headshots, stealth kills, or DEATH FROM ABOVE kills. Longer chains increase bonus multipliers.
- Increase the amount of natural crafting resources gathered from each source.
- Increase the amount of man-made crafting resources gathered from each source.
- Quickly fire two successive arrows without delay. Cannot be used simultaneously with DOUBLE / TRIPLE SHOT.
Tier 3
- Simultaneously shoot up the three arrows at separate locked targets while zoomed in with a fully drawn bow.
- Locked shots for TRIPLE SHOT now automatically target heads instead of bodies.
- Execute a close range bow finisher and improve chances of looting special arrows from enemies. Press X to finish an incapacitated enemy.
- Execute a close range pistol finisher and improve chances of looting hollow-point bullets from enemies. Press X to finish an incapacitated enemy.
- Execute a close range rifle finisher and improve chances of looting grenades from enemies. Press X to finish an incapacitated enemy.
- Execute a close range shotgun finisher and improve chances of looting incendiary shells from enemies. Press X to finish an incapacitated enemy.
- Increase the number of arrows that can be rapidly shot without redrawing from the quiver to three.
See Also
- Experience, which is earned through various actions in Tomb Raider (2013)
- Obtained by collecting XP, used for upgrading Lara's abilities through Hunter Upgrades, Brawler Upgrades and Survivor Upgrades
- Another one of the three upgrade types in Tomb Raider (2013)
- Another one of the three upgrade types in Tomb Raider (2013)