Difficulty
There are six preset difficulty levels and a custom level where you can
set the parameters that determine how difficult a course will be.
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Level 1
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The easiest. You have access to a laser range finder, placement cards,
and you can see where the vitals are located before you take your shot.
The targets will range in distance from 15 to 40 yards. It is a nice
calm day, with no wind.
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Level 2
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The wind has picked up some and the targets are now up to 45 yards away.
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Level 3
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You have to really start thinking about your release, because now
your arms have gotten a little tired and you cannot hold that pin
exactly where you want it. We call this bow jitter. It simulates
the fact that no one can hold the pin exactly where they want to.
The maximum target range has extended out to 50 yards, and we've
added a little pressure by only giving you 15 seconds from the time
you see the target to judge the distance and take a shot.
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Level 4
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You no longer have use of the laser range finder or the ability to
see where the vitals are located before the shot. Don't worry; you
would not have enough time to use them anyway since you now only
have 10 seconds to judge the distance and take a shot. Oh, and by
the way that nice steady wind that was blowing is now gusting!
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Level 5
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It becomes more difficult to control your bow. The bow is coupled
to the mouse through a simulated arm, more like the real-thing. When
you move the mouse, it's like your brain telling your arm to move.
Your arm does its best, but sometimes it goes too far or not quite
far enough. The targets are now out to 55 yards, but at least the
wind has stopped gusting.
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Level 6
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The targets are up to 60 yards out, the wind is gusting and your arm
has the jitters. Don't panic, you have 15 seconds to get the shot off.
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Custom
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You pick the elements you like to build a custom setting. The "Custom"
level allows you to configure the individual difficulty settings.
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