Unreal Engine Carnal Instinct [2024-10-17] [Team Carnal Instinct]

[BadThingsHere]

which version do you suggest I should play

 

[Vakul]

which version do you suggest I should play

If you dant wanna facepalm yourself to coma because of bugs and stupid restrictions - play UE4. It takes a few days to complete.
And then maybe Subverse releases and maybe, aurelia too. Then there supposed to be complete version of Warlock and Boobs next year. While you play them, you can forget about Carnal instinct for a while - and then MAAAAYBE after a year or two you can try a fresh version of... Wild Life. After some intense playing there is possibility you will want to take a break, maybe go on vacation. And after returning home you can search for Carnal Instinct and pray, there will be enough content to compare it to UE4 build and enough testing done so you can actually play it without breaking a game twice an hour.

 

[HardcoreCuddler]

Love that nearly all UE4 projects jumped to UE5 and are now unplayable or are missing over 50% of their content. Devs just looking to pretend they're doing something useful.

 

[ThatWeirdGuyWithaWeirdHat]

Love that nearly all UE4 projects jumped to UE5 and are now unplayable or are missing over 50% of their content. Devs just looking to pretend they're doing something useful.

All that good shit they were spouting about how UE5 was "more efficient" was really hot air, huh?

Carnal Instinct is at least making progress, though. October was a pretty big update. Maybe not scene-wise, but definitely game-wise.

 

[TheInternetIsForThis]

Carnal Instinct is at least making progress, though. October was a pretty big update. Maybe not scene-wise, but definitely game-wise.

I love how in the first few patreon builds for this update, one of the new scenes involved an NPC rapidly vibrating against a table. Yes, it's a silly bug that ruined the scene but it also means that they're actually using their physics system in that scene and just had some placement issues.

...speaking of, did they manage to fix that for Steam or do you guys get the same bug?

 

[ThatWeirdGuyWithaWeirdHat]

I love how in the first few patreon builds for this update, one of the new scenes involved an NPC rapidly vibrating against a table. Yes, it's a silly bug that ruined the scene but it also means that they're actually using their physics system in that scene and just had some placement issues.

...speaking of, did they manage to fix that for Steam or do you guys get the same bug?

I have it bought on Steam, and I haven't noticed any rapid vibrations