you can either kill them using takedowns or just collect the leaves and leave the area, on your way up the hill you will encounter Udam patrol so its better to take the other path from the left side or face them on. THE FIGHT FOR OROS BEGINS Deep wounds: ĭeep wounds is a very straight forward mission, Sayla is now wounded because of the saber tooth attack in the cave, you must collect green leaves, go down the hill into the river you will find 1 green leaf as well as another one next to an Udam, do a takedown and take the green leaves, after that cross to the other side of the river, you will also find a pair of Udam with green leaves around them. now the intro of primal is over and the next mission starts.
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you will encounter 3 wolfs on your way, its advised that you kill them to replenish your meat supply (incase you ate all of it in the beginning) you will also get wolf skin which will come in handy, use your club or bow to kill them follow the path through the cave until you reach Sayla, you will be attacked by the same saber tooth from the beginning, takkar will scare it away with fire and make his way through the narrow rocks with sayla as the beast cant follow them there. light the fire and craft your club, break the vines using the flaming club. once you crafted your bow now you must get meat, sneak up on the goats, use your hunter vision to help you spot them easier goats will usually raise their heads when you get close to them, headshots will save you time from having to run after them, once you got the necessary amount of meat eat all of it, you will need the stamina if you are playing on ESP or any other difficulty with survivor mode, once you finished that follow your objective marker to the cave. you must collect the resources in order to progress. throw the spears at the mammoth and follow it, later you get attacked by Bloodfang Sabertooth and fall down into a pit. walk slowly through the bushes until you reach the small mammoth, when the hunters shoot the fire arrows run through the middle to avoid getting damage, stay clear from your allies to avoid friendly fire. First of all you must follow Dalso, your guide through this mission.
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The first mission you and your pack of hunters are trying to hunt a mammoth for food, The mission starts with a cutscene with your group planning how to attack. This chapter of the story is made out of 4 missions, we will discuss each one as well as how to pass it After that, we will be finished with the quest “Attack of the Udam” and the section “The Fight for Oros Begins”, starting the next section “The Embers of War Ignite” with the first quest Vision of Ice.05 December 2012 STORY MISSIONS INTO THE LAND OF OROS A cutscene will play out in which Sayla and Takkar talk about killing Ull and how many Wenja and Udam died in the fight we had today. Once you’ve killed all of them, you will be finished with the quest. Once you kill all them, no more enemies will appear until you break a bone tree, so take this chance to heal yourself and your beast companion so that you’re ready for the next wave. It is also unlikely that you will be able to stealthily kill all of them, so be aware of that. Be sure to use your beast companion to help out with some of the enemies. Now, when you enter the main area with all the Udam, you will have to fight around 8 Udam or so. Once you’re near the area, you’ll have a notification pop up telling you about stealth. There will be a couple of Udam enemies along the way, so just watch out and deal with them like normal. Sadly, we cannot fast travel to the first bonfire we lit to get there faster, so we’ll have to follow the pathway to get to the yellow marker on the minimap. Open up the map and you can see the pathway you will have to follow to get to the next objective. She will tell you to destroy their bone trees and make them fear the Wenja so that they do not treat us lightly like they did today. After you’ve done that, loot all the dead Udam bodies and talk with Sayla.
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