theHunter: Call of the Wild™ - TruRACS (AppID: 1070170)

The long awaited TruRACS (short for True Random Antler Configuration System) has finally arrived to theHunter: Call of the Wild, allowing for an even more immersive hunting experience. Thanks to the system’s randomization of antlers and the introduction of TruScore, a more accurate way of providing a Trophy Rating, players can now encounter animals with antlers of varying sizes and shapes within the same species, with horns and tusks to come in the future.

TruRACS will be a constantly evolving system and new species will be continuously introduced through future free updates.

TruScore:

Depending on the species, the animals score will be measured through a mix of various criteria. These include elements like:

• Length of Beams
  
• Length of Tines
  
• Circumference of Beams
  
• Number of Tines
  
• Spread of Rack
  
• Symmetry

Depending on the species and their unique trophy, the number of criteria elements present in evaluating their TruScore will vary. Through the criteria listed above, players will be able to see in detail why an animal scored the way it did, contributing to the overall score of the harvest.

Animals with TruRACS:

With the introduction of the TruRACS system, there has been an exponential increase to the number of antler, tusk or horn combinations that an animal can have. While most will stay within a reasonable, symmetrical range, some will look truly unique. Just by looking at the animal, players will with time be able to roughly estimate the worth the trophy will have, looking at the various score criteria that the animal is assessed through. You can then cherry pick which ones might become centerpieces of your Trophy Lodge.

At this point in time, the following animals have been added to TruRACS:

• Blacktail Deer
  
• Whitetail Deer
  
• Roosevelt Elk
  
• Caribou

Of course, this is just the start of the TruRACS system in theHunter :Call of the Wild - the team will continuously evolve and expand the feature, adding more species over time.