Titan Journey, Wild Hunting

Answer 1

In Journey to the Titans, hunting in the wild had the following characteristics and related points:
- [Weapon selection: Hunting Mastery has two sets of skills, one for bow and arrow and the other for spear.] Due to the scarcity of skill points in the early stages of the game, and the high melee damage of hunting spears was difficult to avoid, long-range archery required control to ensure one's own health, so it was not recommended to specialize in only one weapon. It should be matched according to the "main and auxiliary" combination. For example, 30 skill points could be added to the main weapon related skills by 15, auxiliary weapon related skills by 9, and the last 6 points could be added to the general auxiliary skills. The ratio was roughly 50% for the main weapon, 30% for the auxiliary weapon, and 20% for the general auxiliary skills.
- [Skill Specialization and Combat Characteristics: Core skills can be determined after the weapon is determined.] Hunting Lance was responsible for close-range combat. It was more dangerous to engage in melee combat when attracting too much aggro from monsters. Arrows were long-range attacks. Their attack speed was average and their damage was not as high as spears. They needed to control the aggro range of monsters reasonably and constantly operate them.
- [Profession advantage: From the perspective of offensive and defensive balance, in the mobile version, hunting is easier in the early stages, the middle stages, and the later stages.] However, the mobile version of Titan had low defense, and it was more troublesome to operate. It was also bugged, and it was more difficult to rely on skills to control the field. For example, the strength of the bandit profession was enough to equip the rest of the agility. The goal of the equipment selection was to achieve 100% near flash and at least 75% far flash. For example, the Peleus Spear, Alexander's stun shield, and other equipment. Different equipment had their own specific origins.
- ** Combination with other specializations (Take Necromancer as an example)**: When hunting and undead are combined into a Necromancer (using Strength and Agility points, mainly hunting and supporting undead), the main consideration is that the combat system is relatively strong. The undead's Death Chill, undead discrimination, Dark Contract, and other skills are more effective in supporting the combat system. As for the main undead, hunting is basically only useful for wood knowledge, herbal knowledge, advanced hunting art, and advanced cat's eye. It is relatively weak for supporting magic. Moreover, the game version, land clearing situation, class expectations, and other aspects would also affect the performance of this combination in the wild hunting.

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