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Some players intentionally burn their bars at the end of a match to make this change at the cost of trait points.

Players can change the makeup of their hunter's health bars (from big to small or vice versa) by spending blood bonds in the hunter modification screen or by spending trait points after losing health bars to the burning status effect or to being downed in a match.

a Hunter's burned-out health bars are not replenished automatically after extracting from a match).

Burned out health bars can be regained by banishing a boss or by using trait points after extraction (i.e.

Some players prefer hunters with large 50-health bars, which will auto-regenerate more health, while others prefer small 25-health bars, which will limit the health-lost when downed.

Downed hunters can be revived by teammates, but they lose their first health chunk permanently ('burned out health bar').

Players who make it out with their hunters can select a number of traits for them relative to how much experience they received.Queue against duos or trios (no solo only mode possible).Fight solo, in duos or in trios (solos and duos can queue with duos or trios).Players have 5 minutes to enter an extraction zone after all bounties have been extracted from a mission, or their hunter is lost. Teams must stand within range of the extraction point for 30 seconds without any team member being downed to exit the mission. Players who die or otherwise fail to extract lose their hunter and his/her equipment and only gain half xp (though gun/tool/consumable unlock xp is unaffected) for their exploits. Players who successfully extract-at one of the three random points along the edge of the map-with the bount(ies) are rewarded with Bounty Points, which are automatically converted into hunt dollars (a 1:1 conversion) and experience for both their Bloodline Rank and their hunter (a 1:4xp conversion). All other hunters in the match can surmise the rough location of bounty carriers either in dark sight or on the map, indicated by lightning bolts. Upon picking up a bounty, hunters are granted 5 seconds of enhanced dark sight, which indicates the vague location of nearby enemy hunters with orange streaks. In both duos and trios, a banished boss drops two bounties. When a player begins a banishment, all hunters are notified and the bounty token in the top left displays % completion of the banishment. This information is not available to hunters while the boss is being banished, leaving them vulnerable to attack from others vying for the bounty during this period. Intense, angry whispers and a red-flashing bounty token indicate that an enemy hunter is nearby. Anytime before the final blow has been dealt to the boss, going into darksight near its lair will activate 'quiet' or 'angry' whispers, and the relevant bounty token in the top left of the screen will flash white or red. To collect a boss's bounty, players must kill and banish the boss. A clue will glow red when an enemy hunter is within 30 meters, and the center of the clue will be hollowed out if it has been taken by another player (clues are not exhausted/destroyed when they are discovered). To narrow their search for the boss, players must investigate clues, which can be found using darksight.Įach clue grays out a portion of the map where the boss is not, and upon collecting the third clue, the exact location of the boss is circled in red on the map.

Each game may take place on one of Hunt's three maps and will feature either one or two contracts on The Butcher, The Assassin, The Spider, and/or Scrapbeak. In this game mode, up to 12 players playing solo or in teams of two or three pit hunters they've recruited and geared up against one another to take on contracts for bosses.