GET YOUR BEARINGS
Plan your next Sir, You Are Being Hunted session
Our independent guide examines the documented systems of Sir, You Are Being Hunted, offering observations that let players compare their own experiences with the official descriptions without promising hidden advantages.
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Landscape Mapping
During early exploration, sketch the placement of landmarks in each biome. Compare sketches across multiple runs to identify any consistent patterns that may aid navigation.
- Observe how each biome’s terrain influences robot sightlines.
- Mark prominent landmarks to aid orientation in future runs.
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AI Pursuit Logging
Record the distance robots travel after losing visual contact. Note terrain features that appear to reset their tracking, helping you plan safer retreat routes.
- Watch robot movement patterns to anticipate search routes.
- Use environmental cover to break line‑of‑sight and reset tracking.
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Stealth Density Comparison
Hide in both sparse grass and dense bramble, timing how long you remain undetected each time. Use the results to decide which foliage offers the best cover.
- Move slowly when entering thick foliage to minimise noise.
- Remain still when robots pass nearby to reduce detection chance.
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Resource Prioritisation Review
Make a list of scavenged items—food, weapons, tea, biscuits—and rank them by immediate usefulness. Test each ranking in separate sessions to see which order improves survival.
- Search abandoned structures early for usable weapons.
- Keep an eye out for the hidden flask of tea as a notable item.
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Narrative Perspective Study
Play a session as Sir and another as Madam, noting any differences in Walters' dialogue or tone. Compare notes to determine which perspective enhances your immersion.
- Listen to Walters for clues about nearby resources.
- Try both Sir and Madam to compare any narrative differences.
