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* ParanoiaFuel: In an old glitch, when your wolf respawned after dying, you would see a second player beacon on the map where you died, and if you went over to it, you would find your old body lying on the ground!
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** The mate respawns when killed, but the pups stay dead.
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** The While you can always respawn after dying, and your mate respawns when killed, but the would always respawn in ''Classic'', your pups stay dead.
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* ParanoiaFuel: In an old glitch, when your wolf respawned after dying, you would see a second player beacon on the map where you died, and if you went over to it, you would find your old body lying on the ground!
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* ScrappyMechanic:
** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition addressed this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing that was addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition addressed this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing that was addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
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* ScrappyMechanic:
** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition addressed this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing that was addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''[=WolfQuest=]'' is essentially the same concept as the old {{Abandonware}} DOS game ''VideoGame/WolfDOS'' modernized.
** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition addressed this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing that was addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
* SpiritualSuccessor: ''[=WolfQuest=]'' is essentially the same concept as the old {{Abandonware}} DOS game ''VideoGame/WolfDOS'' modernized.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: WordOfGod is that Anniversary Edition will give pups the ability to swim for short distances to make the "Cross Slough Creek" quest less frustrating. Good thing too, because that river is now planned to be able to flood dramatically.
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* FanNickname:
** Bob the Bear, for bears. (They later gave a nod to this by [[MemeAcknowledgment naming one of their store items "Bob the Bear Toy"]].)
** The Bunny Flower, a known spawn spot for hares, near the starting point and the pond behind it in Amethyst Mountain.
** The Moontree, a dead tree surrounded by live ones near the Specimen Ridge pack territory, often used in roleplay. (The name is a reference to the Moonstone and Moonpool in the ''Literature/WarriorCats'' series.)
** Bob the Bear, for bears. (They later gave a nod to this by [[MemeAcknowledgment naming one of their store items "Bob the Bear Toy"]].)
** The Bunny Flower, a known spawn spot for hares, near the starting point and the pond behind it in Amethyst Mountain.
** The Moontree, a dead tree surrounded by live ones near the Specimen Ridge pack territory, often used in roleplay. (The name is a reference to the Moonstone and Moonpool in the ''Literature/WarriorCats'' series.)
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The soundtrack, sounding like guitar music from an action {{Western}} film
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The soundtrack, sounding like guitar music from an action {{Western}} filmfilm.
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** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition is addressing this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
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** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition is addressing addressed this issue by giving pups a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thingbeing that was addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing
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** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition is addressing this issue by giving pups the ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic because wolves have far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic because wolves have far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
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** In 2.7, pups drown immediately when dropped in water. There is a mission where you must carry them all across a river, and for whatever reason you have a very limited grip strength so you can only carry a pup for a very short amount of time. If you leave a pup alone too long while getting another, a predator can kill and eat them. This can get worse playing this mission in multiplayer, where [[{{Griefer}} Griefers]] or misguided role-players will drown them deliberately, disrupting the game. Anniversary Edition is addressing this issue by giving pups the a limited ability to swim.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It's not fun, and it's not even realistic or educational because wolves have far, far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
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** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It is not fun, and it's not realistic because wolves have far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed in Anniversary Edition.
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** 2.7's territory mechanic. You're given an extremely small half-circle around your den that you have to mark constantly, hindering doing anything else, or predators will get in and try and kill your pups. It is It's not fun, and it's not even realistic because wolves have far larger territories than that. This is another thing being addressed and revamped in Anniversary Edition.
