A few hunters have crossed 1,000 hunt sessions in Hunt Analyser. Two of them agreed to be named here.
Most posts here are about the app. This one is about the people using it.
A thousand hunt sessions is not a number you reach by accident. It is a thousand times finishing a hunt, opening the app, pasting the session, naming it, checking the split. A few hunters have now done exactly that, and two of them said yes to being named.
What 1,000 Hunts Looks Like
- Hunting once every single day, it would take almost three years to get here.
- A thousand records of a decision: which spot actually paid, whether the bigger party was worth it, which set earned back its supplies.
- None of it is automatic. Every one of those sessions is a hunt someone chose to keep.
The Hunters
Both hunters agreed to be named, and the channels above are the ones they asked me to share. Nothing else from their accounts appears here: no character names, no worlds, no numbers.
Crossed 1,000 Too?
Other hunters have reached the mark, and I have not heard back from everyone. If you are one of them and would like your nickname in a future post, write to me and I will add you, with your channels if you want them mentioned. Nothing about anyone gets published without a yes.
Why This Matters
Hunt Analyser was built for the long game. One hunt tells you how the last hour went. A thousand tell you how you play: your best spots, your real profit per hour, the weeks you improved and the weeks you did not.
This is not a milestone we set. It belongs to players who kept showing up, hunt after hunt, and trusted the app with all of them. That is the best thing that can happen to a tool like this.
Congratulations to both of you. Enjoy the next thousand.
Happy hunting!
— Rachid Calazans
Proud creator of Hunt Analyser
— Rachid Calazans
Proud creator of Hunt Analyser