Metin2 Auto Hunt Guide
Auto hunt is Metin2's in-game system that lets your character fight monsters for you. It is a big help on phones: you set it up once and leave your character farming in a safe spot. This guide follows the official system as described on the official Turkish wiki, then covers what may differ on mobile private servers.
Opening auto hunt
In the official PC game you open the window with the auto hunt icon or the K key. Mobile clients have no keyboard, so they usually show an auto hunt button on screen; its position depends on the server.
Free vs premium
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Attack | Yes | Yes |
| Focus | Yes | Yes |
| Potions (12 slots) | No | Yes |
| Skills (12 slots) | No | Yes |
| Revive | No | Yes |
Premium is unlocked with the "Auto Hunt" item from the item shop. The wiki lists 49 DC for 7 days, 95 DC for 14 days and 195 DC for 30 days; prices may change. It applies to all characters on the account.
Key settings
- Attack: choose monsters, bosses and metin stones and set a level range. To attack every level, the wiki suggests 999 - 999.
- Focus: your character fights only within the chosen radius around the starting point and returns after chasing a group. The furthest distance shown on the minimap is 50 m.
- Potions and skills: skills are used in the order you place them, each again when its cooldown ends. Put self-buffs first.
- Revive: your character revives automatically 3 minutes after dying; the time cannot be changed.
When auto hunt stops on mobile
Exclude the game from Android battery optimisation, keep the screen on with low brightness, lower graphics to limit heat, stay on a stable network and check whether your premium time has expired.
Tips for efficient auto hunting
Pick a map your character can clear without dying, empty your inventory before a long session so new drops can be picked up, carry enough potions and avoid leaving your character unattended in crowded PvP areas. A quick glance at the screen now and then helps you catch disconnects early.
Auto hunt is not a bot
In-game auto hunt is an allowed feature. Third-party bots and macros are banned on almost every server and can get your account closed permanently.
Values on private servers may differ: many give auto hunt for free or with their own rules. Browse auto hunt Metin2 servers and farm Metin2 servers.
Note: Rates, levels and system values on private servers may differ from the official game. Always check your server's announcements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which key opens Metin2 auto hunt?
In the official PC game, the K key or the auto hunt icon. Mobile clients use an on-screen auto hunt button.
Can free auto hunt use potions?
Not in the official game; the free version has only Attack and Focus. Potions, skills and revive are premium. Private servers may use different rules.
Can using auto hunt get me banned?
The game's own auto hunt is allowed. The ban risk comes from third-party bot and macro programs.
