Mamlakat Alatls Reserve - Morocco

[placid leaf]

Welcome To Morocco, And To The Atlas Mountain Range! Here You Can Find A Range Of Familiar And Very Unfamiliar Game To Hunt. The Biomes Include: Mountains, Coastal, And Farmland.
The Species List Includes:

Returning Species:
European Rabbit (Found Map Wide)
Red Fox (Found Map Wide)
Wild Boar (Found Map Wide)

New Species - Map Wide:
African Golden Wolf (Class 2)

New Species - Mountains:
Aoudad Sheep (Class 4)
Barbary Partridge (Class 1)

New Species - Coastal:
Common Quail (Class 1)
Red-Crested Pochard (Class 1)
Ferruginous Duck (Class 1)
Marbled Teal (Class 1)
Northern Pintail (Class 1)
Common Shelduck (Class 1)
Ruddy Shelduck (Class 1)

New Species - Farmland:
Eurasian Collared Dove (Class 1)
Common Wood Pigeon (Class 1)
Laughing Dove (Class 1)

Questionable Species:
Barbary Macaque (Class 2) (Mountains)
Rüppell’s Fox (Class 2) (Mountains)
Helmeted Guineafowl (Class 1) (Farmlands)

The New Weapon Would Be A .257 Roberts (Ammo Classes 2 - 4)

The New G1 Would Be A Wild Boar

[hazy jackal]

This would be beautiful

[mossy gorge]

I’d love to see an atlas map,made this a bit ago,yours blows it out of the water! https://discord.com/channels/393040947006406657/1147678208557330506

[south coral]

I’m not too sure the Barbary Macaque would get added for similar reasons we will never see any kind of rhino on Vurhonga

But for a potential replacement: The African Golden Wolf (Canis lupaster) and despite the name it is in the size range to be a class 2 species and at one point it was considered a subspecies of the Golden Jackal (hence why it was sometimes called the African Golden Jackal in the past)

Its nice to see some more unique Maps ideas

[placid leaf]

Barbary Macaques As Far As I’ve Seen Are A Legal Species To Hunt In Morocco, But I Do Think That The African Golden Wolf Would Be Nice, I Just Didn’t Find Anything Saying They Are Or Ever Have Been Legal To Hunt.

[south coral]

If the golden wolf can be legally hunted, it would be for similar reasons as to why macaques and fox can be hunted (being a pest species)

[placid leaf]

Ah, Good To Know.

[hazy jackal]

This would be a beautiful map

[placid leaf]

100%. Moroccos Rich Culture, Beautiful Landscapes, And Amazing Species All Rolled Into One.

[placid leaf]

Bump

[chilly knot]

What platform you go with or base the design on? Just curious. 🤔

Like a Winchester 70 Featherweight, Ruger #1, Remington 700, Weatherby Mark V, Mannlicher, Kimber, Japanese surplus, custom variant, or a completely new design perhaps?

[placid leaf]

For The .257? I Have No Idea. I’ve Never Seen Nor Shot One Irl.

[placid leaf]

My Idea Of What This Map Could Look Like. This Is A Very Simple Rendition, But I Think It Shows My Point.

[south coral]

bump

[worn marsh]

.257 Roberts would be a 2-6 or 2/3-7 gun since it's bigger than the .243, which is a 2-6 gun in the game.

[placid leaf]

I See No Reason To Make It A Class 2 - 6 Weapon When It’s Really Only Good For Things Up To Whitetail And Pronghorn. It’s Better For Small Game Like Foxes, Bobcats, Coyotes, Etc.

[worn marsh]

There are plenty of people who use it for Muleys, too. Then again, I think it's a little stupid they're in the same class as Caribou/Reindeer and Red Deer when they should be Class 5 tops. My point is - it's a more powerful cartridge than the .243, so the stats and classes need to reflect it or at least be on par.

[placid leaf]

I Don’t Think The .243 Should Have Been Up To Class 6 In The First Place. It’s Really Weak.

[mossy gorge]

When was the last time you saw someone hunt red deer with the .243.

[worn marsh]

I don't disagree with you there.

[tired willow]

I've seen quite a few people in NZ using 223 on Red deer and it packs a punch not Comparable to calibers like 308 and 300win mag but even the 222 kills Red deer perfectly fine and that's from experience

[tired willow]

I don't use in game but I have used 222 before which is somewhat Comparable but if anything I think 243 should get a buff if it can kill Red deer well and even drop them sometimes then why shouldn't that be the case in game too

[placid leaf]

Because That’s Not The Normal Case. There Is Absolutely No Way That A .243 Is Dropping A Fully Grown Red Stag Without A Neck Or Brain Shot. A Red Deer Is Comparable In Size To An Elk, And A .243 Sure As Hell Isn’t Dropping Them With A Lung/Heart Shot.

[tired willow]

I was I was just stating what I have heard,seen etc it may not exactly be normal but I'm just saying 222,223,243 can be quite powerful in certain occasions

[worn marsh]

Average Red Deer stag is 400 pounds, average bull elk is 720 - that's a huge difference, and both elk and moose are shot all the time with .243. I certainly wouldn't recommend the .243 for either one, but that is definitely the case. It's also a fairly common black bear round.

[placid leaf]

Anyone That Uses A .243 On An Elk Is Unethical. I’ve Been Called Unethical For Using A Round Like A .270 Or 6.5 On Elk. A .243 Is A Far Weaker Round.

[worn marsh]

I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you, but it happens all the time and the ones that use them regularly for those purposes usually get good vital shots on them. Point being - it's definitely a more powerful round than the .223/.22-250, and the .257 Roberts is a little better. There are the classifications you prefer for the gun, and the classifications the game has. In-game, it's got to be consistent. I'm not saying you have to use it for the Class 6 game - I don't and wouldn't, and again Muleys need to be Class 5 tops.

[placid leaf]

Muleys Are Going To Class 5 With This Next Update I Think, So Maybe The .243 Will Change Classes. I’ve Definitely Seen A .243 Take Muleys Relatively Quickly

[south coral]

Now that tigers are coming to the game, if you wanted to animals like Barbary Red Deer, Cuviers Gazelle and all those species listed under "Questionable Species", but I'll leave that up to you

[brisk finch]

bump

[south coral]

A Morocco map would be interesting

[south coral]

I know I have suggested Barbary Red Deer & Cuvier’s Gazelle

I will also include Striped Hyena

Albeit as rare species