Second Chance – You only respawn if you completed enough of the game since your last death, (every 3% as depicted in the player’s overall progress).
Three Options Available – Off, On, Second Chance.
Available in New Gameplay Options when starting a New Game with Survivor Mode turned On.
Reduced health for Legendary Beasts, Batari and Ull.
Predators no longer show up in Hunter Vision unless they are aggressive toward the player, dead or a Tamed.
Reduced human density and frequency of Wenja events.
Reduced overall animal density during the day, and increased density of predators at night.
Blood trails from wounded animals are harder to track.
Enemies are more reactive and aggressive in combat.
Game difficulty cannot be changed once started in Survivor Mode with Permadeath.
Can only Save & Quit when not in Combat.
Fog of war reveal radius has been reduced.
Hunter Vision duration has been set to 20s be default (duration can now be modified in the settings).
Several UI options have been set to off by default to increase immersion, (but can be re-enabled).
Shaders on tagged enemies have been removed.
Fast Travel now costs Stamina and Meat, proportionally to distance.
Weapons on fire will extinguish when swapping between weapons (Expert difficulty only).
Fully upgraded Winter Clothes no longer offer total protection from the cold.
Some healing recipes now require red leaves in addition to green leaves.
Player’s health regen speed has been reduced.
Crafting ammo in the Weapon Wheel now requires a hold to craft.
Less slow-motion effect from the Weapon Wheel, Food Grid and Beast Grid.
Weapons are consumed more quickly by fire.
Weapon durability has been tweaked to be more realistic when thrown weapons hit hard or soft surfaces.
Bow tension added requiring players to pull back the arrow all the way to get maximum impact.
Effects of other skills have been re-balanced.
Certain “over-powered” skills have been removed.
XP Curve has been adjusted to be more progressive.
Campfire Fast Travel points are no longer unlocked by default when claiming a bonfire.
Requirements for rare animal skins have been reduced when upgrading huts.
Resources in the Reward Stash can only be withdrawn at the Village Stash.
Less daily resources added to the Reward Stash from Wenja population level.
Less natural resources are available in the world and less are looted when gathering.
Owl attacks and bomb drops have been disabled.
Non-legendary tamed Beasts health has been reduced.
In order to activate the taming option for Sabretooth Tigers, Brown Bears and Cave Bears, you must first inflict them serious damage.
New – Beast riding fatigue introduced – After some time of continuous riding, mounted Beast will start taking damage.
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Skinning a Beast after they die gives you a skin.
This also applies to Legendary Beasts, they can never be found again if they die.
If a Beast dies, the player must find and tame a new one.
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At 0 stamina, manual heal and fast travel are disabled.
Low stamina slows down movement and health regen.
Manual heal and fast travel costs stamina.
Stamina can be regenerated by sleeping and eating food recipes.
Stamina depletes faster when walking/running/being in combat.
Stamina depletes slowly during gameplay.
Available in New Gameplay Options when starting a New Game.
Check out the patch notes down below and you’ll be in the know. So, what’s new in Far Cry Primal 1.03? Glad you asked. The new update, version 1.03, will set you back around 870MB of hard drive space and bandwidth, so it’s quite a sizeable update, then. The latest update for Ubisoft’s caveman simulator, Far Cry Primal, has been released.