Hunt: Showdown’s massive update is now live, bringing Custom ammo types and new Legendary Weapons

So many Custom types to choose from.
Hunt Showdown update 1.5

Hunt: Showdown‘s major Update 1.5 is live with some new weapons and Custom ammo types. There are more than 10 new ammo types to choose from, as well as a handful of Legendary Weapons options. In addition to the new content, developer Crytek made a ton of improvements to Hunt: Showdown‘s performance and gameplay mechanics. Players can access Hunt: Showdown on Steam.

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According to the update notes, the new ammo types are meant to act as “side-grades,” not upgrades. In other words, they’ll be different, but not exactly better than the default ammo. Players should also keep in mind that some ammo types will be better for Hunt: Showdown‘s PvP combat, while others are better for PvE. Single-shot weapons can now carry two types of ammo “for added flexibility.” To replenish the Custom types, look for the Special Ammo Boxes throughout the game.

 

Here are the new Custom ammo types:

  • Poison
  • Incendiary
  • Dumdum
  • Full Metal Jacket
  • High Velocity
  • Spitzer
  • Explosive
  • Flechette
  • Dragonbreath
  • Slug
  • Starshell
  • Penny Shot
  • Explosive Bolt
  • Shotbolt
  • Poision Bolt
  • Chaos Bolt
  • Choke Bolt

Hunt: Showdown Update 1.5 has also introduced five new weapons, including two Legendary Weapons. There’s a new hunting rifle, called the Winfield 1876 Centennial ($338 Hunt Dollars), and two shotguns — the Winfield 1887 Terminus ($309 Hunt Dollars) and the Winfield 1887 Terminus Handcannon ($289 Hunt Dollars). The “Calamity Jane” Winfield Centennial Legendary is available for 400 Blood Bonds, while the “Last Estate” Winfield 1887 Terminus Legendary is available for 300.

Hunt Showdown Update 1.5

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Of course, the update also came with some improvements to the Hunt: Showdown user interface and Store changes to reflect the new weapons and ammo. Crytek tweaked the World a bit to improve visuals and help player performance. All in all, this update was huge. The new content had been set to come out in 2020, but thanks to COVID-19, Hunt: Showdown got hit with delays. It seems Crytek used this extra time to deliver an even bigger and better update.


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