Unreal Engine The Dungeons of N’ul [Prototype] [Viktor Black Production]
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It was my sets of experiemnts with Unity rendering featurea like HDRP. But I've found that it's not production ready (still after years of development) so I decided to switch to UE5 to archive more relaistic graphic instead of Unity HDRP
I'm getting sick when I see paywals. I think it's not fair to get more money from players instead of giving them what they want. So speaking of money it's ofcourse important, because it makes my work possible, but I'm trying to be clear and honest with my community when I do my content. SO if someone donate for me - they do this because they like my content, not because they just try to get some scenes which was locked in the demo.
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Viktor Black I just hope (since it's UE5) my potato pc is going to handle it. Btw I imensly enjoyed TLB, so congrats and good luck on the new project!
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That clown makeup is unfortunate, but other than it, it looks good. Tentacles are always nice. D-Girls would be cool, too.
You can replace clown makeup with one of 35 other styles of eyeliners. I will replace this screen I guess
- Aug 24, 2018
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Viktor Black, just a tip: When you're making a game in Unreal Engine, you should disable motion blur in project settings. Most people prefer motion blur disabled, and it's easier on the eyes. It also makes screenshots look a lot better. But if you want it in the game, you should make it a toggle-able option. 
Absolutely brother. From what I've seen with The Last Barbarian, since the beginning with each update it became better. You had an exact vision of what you wanted it to be, not way over ambitious nor slacking either; and you made it happen eventually. This is you a lone developer. Not a huge studio with millions in bank.
You have much respect for the community as well. Give Viktor Black an engine and he goes rip and tear.
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Noted! Thanks for the tip!Viktor Black, just a tip: When you're making a game in Unreal Engine, you should disable motion blur in project settings. Most people prefer motion blur disabled, and it's easier on the eyes. It also makes screenshots look a lot better. But if you want it in the game, you should make it a toggle-able option.