TheHunter: Call of the Wild offers the most immersive hunting experience ever created. Step into a beautiful open world teeming with life, from majestic deer and awe-inspiring bison down to the countless birds, critters and insects of the wilderness. Experience complex animal behavior, dynamic weather events.
Hello.some days, my account was banned. I received an email NAOutdoors about using hackers. He said I had used hacking in the game. The account has ben ban.I told you not already played there a few days because of internet problems and who might have entered my game trough of my business because I open servers to play. Not wondered and said it was reaponsavel for my account. I again repeat that someone had entered without my permission, had hacked my account.
Again I was told that not took the ban.spent some money to play and even bought the primal hunter because I like the style of play.I wonder what to do to have my account the hunter again.Help please.Many Thanks(Google Tradutor). Virtual online games with avatars. I see in your profile you only have The Hunter, Primal and Quake Live (0.9 hours playtime) in your Steam account.
That makes you not sounding like a pro hacker to me.Since it is your Steam account that got stolen/hacked, it is Steam you need to contact.If Steam decides to help you out, they may provide you with positive information/data that may help you to regain your access to The Hunter. Without Steam solving the issue first, I see no good chances for your cause.Contact Steam. Ask them to check the IP of the last access attempts by your account, from the time the theft took place. If somebody uses your account but from a different machine/login point, the IP number will show it.If Steam confirms your version of the story and helps you to regain your Steam account, that info or Steam may also help yopu to regain access to your Hunter account.
If Steam therefore is positive about your request, contact The Hunter support afterwards, with that new situation/data.With this thing TheHunter support is right: they are not responsible for what you do or what happens to your Steam account. They do not run Steam. They pay Steam for permission to use its service.
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