Pack Stats

For the interface as it appears in WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition, see Pack Info.

Pack Stats (short for Pack Statistics) is an interface which allows players to keep track of their pack, as well as their wolf by way of monitoring status, accomplishments and progression.

• Classic
• Legacy

In WolfQuest: Classic, Pack Stats is a semi-interface which serves as a place to track overall player (and pack) statistics. It logs activity totals shared between the player-wolf and their packmates, and overall time played in the current game map. Stats are saved in the .wolf file^{[citation needed]} along with the avatar's name, sex, appearance, and customizations chosen in the Choose Your Wolf interface. Mates and pups are stored separately in the game map saves. Time played is relative to the game map and will reset each time a new game is started.

During Amethyst Mountain (and Lost River) without a mate.

During Amethyst Mountain (and Slough Creek and Lost River) with a mate and no pups.

During Slough Creek, after pups are born.

During a 'Pack Life' multiplayer session. Also applies to 'Raise Pups' before pups are born.

During a 'Raise Pups' multiplayer session, after pups are born.

When a mate has been found and/or pups are born, the player can return to this interface later to rename their packmates if ever they wish to do so.

In Legacy versions of WolfQuest, Pack Stats is a semi-interface which serves as a place to track overall player (and pack) statistics. It logs activity totals shared between the player-wolf and their packmates, and overall time played in the current game map. Stats are saved in the .wolfquest file along with the avatar's name, sex, appearance, and customizations chosen in the Customize Your Wolf interface. Mates and pups are stored in the same saves. Time played is relative to the game map and will reset each time a new game is started.

During Amethyst Mountain, without a mate.

During Amethyst Mountain, with a mate.

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During Slough Creek, before pups are born.

During Slough Creek, after pups are born.

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During a multiplayer session.

When a mate has been found and/or pups are born, the player can return to this interface later to rename their packmates if ever they wish to do so.

Episodes

The selection available in Pack Stats changes based on the episode being played.

Episode 1

• Classic
• Legacy

In Classic, during the first episode set in Amethyst Mountain, as a lone, mateless dispersal wolf, Pack Stats is split into two columns.

Your Wolf Stats

Your Wolf: Name	Your Experience
Health: 0-100%	Elk Hunts: #
Experience: #	Cow Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0-100%	Bull Elk Killed: #
Stamina: 0-100%	Coyotes Killed: #
Speed: 0-100% - 10%	Hares Killed: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00	Carcasses Fed On: #
	Times Died: #
	Grizzlies Chased Off: #
	All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
	Strangers Survived: #
	Dispersal Encounters: #

After establishing a bond with a dispersal wolf of the opposite sex, making him or her the player-wolf's permanent mate, a third central column is added and the top two rows are populated with their name (in a simple text field enabling the player to rename them anytime) and their health points.

Your Pack Stats

Your Wolf: Name	Your Mate: Name	Your Experience
Health: 0-100%	Health: 1-100	Elk Hunts: #
Experience: #		Cow Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0-100%		Bull Elk Killed: #
Stamina: 0-100%		Coyotes Killed: #
Speed: 0-100%		Hares Killed: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00		Carcasses Fed On: #
		Times Died: #
		Grizzlies Chased Off: #
		All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
		Strangers Survived: #
		Dispersal Encounters: #

In Legacy versions, during the first episode set in Amethyst Mountain, as a lone, mateless dispersal wolf, Pack Stats is split into two columns.

Your Wolf Stats

Wolf Name: Name	Elk Hunts: #
Health: 99.99999	Cow Elk Killed: #
Experience: #	Bull Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0.0	Coyotes Killed: #
Stamina: 0.0	Hares Killed: #
Speed: 0.0	Carcasses Fed On: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00	Times Died: #
	Grizzlies Chased Off: #
	All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
	Strangers Survived: #
	Dispersal Encounters: #

Once bonded with a dispersal wolf of the opposite sex, adding them to the pack as a mate, the heading of the interface updates and a third central column is added.

Your Pack Stats

Wolf Name: Name	Mate Name	Health	Elk Hunts: #
Health: 99.99999	Name	1-100	Cow Elk Killed: #
Experience: #			Bull Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0.0			Coyotes Killed: #
Stamina: 0.0			Hares Killed: #
Speed: 0.0			Carcasses Fed On: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00			Times Died: #
			Grizzlies Chased Off: #
			All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
			Strangers Survived: #
			Dispersal Encounters: #

Episode 2

• Classic
• Legacy

In Classic, during the second episode set in Slough Creek, Pack Stats continues to be split into three columns.

Your Pack Stats

Your Wolf: Name	Your Mate: Name			Your Experience
Health: 0-100%	Health: 1-100			Elk Hunts: #
Experience: #	Your Puppies			Cow Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0-100%	Name	Health	Weight	Bull Elk Killed: #
Stamina: 0-100%	Pup 1	0-100	#	Coyotes Killed: #
Speed: 0-100%	Pup 2	0-100	#	Hares Killed: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00	Pup 3	0-100	#	Carcasses Fed On: #
	Pup 4	0-100	#	Times Died: #
	Pack Affinity: 0-100%			Grizzlies Chased Off: #
				All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
				Strangers Survived: #
				Dispersal Encounters: #

In Legacy versions, during the second episode set in Slough Creek, Pack Stats continues to be split into three columns. Its appearance remains the same as it did post-mate and changes only to accommodate pups after they are born.

Your Pack Stats

Wolf Name: Name	Mate Name	Health		Elk Hunts: #
Health: 99.99999	Name	1-100		Cow Elk Killed: #
Experience: #		Puppies		Bull Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0.0	Name	Health	Weight (max. 15 lbs.)	Coyotes Killed: #
Stamina: 0.0	Pup 1	0-100	25.0	Hares Killed: #
Speed: 0.0	Pup 2	0-100	25.0	Carcasses Fed On: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00	Pup 3	0-100	25.0	Times 3 Died: #
	Pup 4	0-100	25.0	Grizzlies Chased Off: #
	Total Pack Affinity: 9.9999999			All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
				Strangers Survived: #
				Dispersal Encounters: #

Non-Episodes

• Classic
• Legacy

In Classic's non-episodic Lost River, the interface both appears and functions identically to its Episode 1 counterpart. This ensures consistent tracking between game worlds.

In Legacy versions, there were no non-episodic map locations. All game worlds are based on real locations within Yellowstone National Park.

Multiplayer

• Classic
• Legacy

In Classic multiplayer sessions, the interface is almost identical to the one seen during the first episode while playing the Pack Life game type, only while playing online it features one new section at the bottom which will vary in appearance depending on whether the player is the host or a client in the server. Only the host receives elevated permissions; client players will not see and cannot use their buttons to warn or kick. The difference is otherwise negligible. Your Pack shows a list of all connected players including the host. All players will see buttons with options to report or add friend when selecting another player.

Your Pack Stats

Your Wolf: Name		Your Experience
Health: 0-100%		Elk Hunts: #
Experience: #		Cow Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0-100%		Bull Elk Killed: #
Stamina: 0-100%		Coyotes Killed: #
Speed: 0-100% - 10%		Hares Killed: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00		Carcasses Fed On: #
		Times Died: #
		Grizzlies Chased Off: #
		All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
		Strangers Survived: #
		Dispersal Encounters: #
Your Pack:
Leader: Wolf Name
Members:
Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name
Give Warning	Kick Out	Mute
Mute All

Note: Mute buttons only appear in private Voice Chat games for all players who are at least 13 or older provided their account is not limited as a result of an infraction penalty, and provided that the account holder has verified their age through AgeCheq if they indicated themselves to be 12 or younger and under the protection of COPPA by law. The player can mute other players separately, or they can use a global button to mute everyone. This has no effect on text chat.

In Raise Pups, the interface is almost identical to the one seen during the second episode.

Your Pack Stats

Your Wolf: Name	Your Puppies			Your Experience
Health: 0-100%	Name	Health	Weight	Elk Hunts: #
Experience: #	Pup 1	0-100	#	Cow Elk Killed: #
Strength: 0-100%	Pup 2	0-100	#	Bull Elk Killed: #
Stamina: 0-100%	Pup 3	0-100	#	Coyotes Killed: #
Speed: 0-100%	Pup 4	0-100	#	Hares Killed: #
Time in Game: 00:00:00	Pack Affinity: 0-100%			Carcasses Fed On: #
				Times Died: #
				Grizzlies Chased Off: #
				All Pup Predators Thwarted: #
				Strangers Survived: #
				Dispersal Encounters: #
	Your Pack:
	Leader: Wolf Name
	Members:
	Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name Wolf Name
	Give Warning	Kick Out	Mute
	Mute All

In Legacy versions, Pack Stats was almost identical to its single player counterpart.

Bugs

• Classic
• Legacy

Classic Bugs

• Oddly, All Pup Predators Thwarted is displayed even while playing in both Amethyst Mountain and Lost River despite it being only being applicable to Slough Creek. The same is true for both maps during a multiplayer session, even outside of Raise Pups game type sessions.

Legacy Bugs

Trivia

• Classic
• Legacy

Classic Trivia

• After bonding with a mate, their health readout is not appended with a percent symbol. This is in contrast to the player-wolf's health readout which is appended.
  • Health points are also shown for pups' health readouts.
• Pups' weight is uncapped. There's no limit to how much they will gain.

Legacy Trivia

• Pup weight says its maximum is 15 lbs, however it can exceed this value. The maximum was only added by the developer to somewhat more clearly represent that this weight must be reached by all pups before they can begin the Final Journey. It will eventually reach its hardcoded cap of 25 lbs if the player declines the game's prompt to start this mission and continually feeds their pups.