It's doesn't matter, when the save/load system is used, it breaks the game. If you're dying once you're done, you have to do a fresh run or something will be missing or broken.
Dying utilizes an ingame load, so if ingame load is broken then it will break things. I am just curious about whether this can be prevented by always ensuring that you close the game and then load from the title screen rather than utilizing the ingame load, which was true of the UE4 version's save/load cross-contamination issue.
Pretty sure it's the same deal since I didn't do my first run in one sitting and when I loaded my game couple days later, stuff were broken, my mount was duplicated and I couldn't even start the anubite quest because the npcs were completely missing.
That's because the game is still mid development, of course they haven't delivered the promised game yet when they're still developing it.
That's why the game isn't as successful as Wild Life. They did a bit of everything, but too few of it and nothing really great. Everything is just mediocre. And to do 3D in 2023 while delivering this mediocre amount of sex positions and quality of animations is just not cutting it.
I'm pretty much not in the wrong game thread, I replied to the comparison between this game and Wild Life.
UE5 is the latest. UE4 no longer receives update but is still available because it has content that UE5 does not.
At this point playtime between the two versions is comparable, but UE4 will have much more available sex within the same playtime.
It followed up with you quoting me over and over again, stop blaming others for your own actions. You also don't like Wild Life and made that clear, there is no point in pointing out the obvious. Just stop quoting me if you don't have anything to add.
I talked about Carnal Instinct and said that it could learn a lot from Wild Life opposed to vice versa, which is based on my experience with playing both games. If you can't stand that other people may not share your opinion, don't post it online.
Supposedly freecam is currently in the works, and is definitely on their kind-of-sort-of roadmap.
Good news! UE4 is no longer being worked on at all. It remains available because it has content that does not exist in the current UE5 builds, but it does not receive any more updates.
Cool, the things in UE4 should be easy to port over to UE5, and they were quite good, like models and some animations. But the way they overhauled the quests and movement/combat in UE5 is just way superior to the more "old" gameplay in the UE4. I guess it's some kind of auto rig help the UE5 have built in for animations or some shit (IK and such).
If you're talking about animation quality, part of it is that they now use motion captured animations whereas much of the UE4 content was purely hand-keyed in animation tools.
I don't know that they're working on it to the extent of ball movement, but they are also apparently working on fleshing out body movement and jiggle handling. The "roadmap", such as it is, currently looks like this:
No to the first, and nothing I personally know on the second. Can't speak for everyone on that one though.
