Will the sequel have more male rape and bestiality? I was a bit disappointed we only got 3 sissy scenes and almost no Beasty scenes apart from 1 blowjob with a dog and the flashback with the red stallion.
Zeruelll
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My opnion on this coming from someone with commercial game development experience,
If the 2nd game is gonna be very different wherein it's gonna be some type of an open world sandbox w/ quests and stuff to do that would really benefit from what you usually see in an Unreal Engine game(in general, not just like the UE games we have here), I don't think it's necessary to switch to Unreal engine.
Since if it was decided for it to be in Unreal this time, it's gonna be a completely different game direction already at least to me. Since if you're switching to Unreal, you'd better make use of the assets and stuff you can do w/ the Unreal Engine. If u still plan on keeping the territory conquering/managing and such like with the world map, I would think an actual 3rd person combat system w/ armies and such like what you'd see in Mount & Blade would make more sense compared to the current one we have to justify the switch to Unreal. That, and UE alone could significantly increase development times compared to Ren'py
And like with all UE games, there's also the fact you may experience a lot of performance issues at the start, like how Wuthering Waves was performing during it's early days where in only people with High-end PCs could fully enjoy it.
So unless you're gonna fully utilize the Unreal Engine in the 2nd game, I think it would be better stick with Ren'py and keep the original core mechanics your game currently has. Just my opinion really. I'd still try the 2nd game if u made it in UE specially since my pc wouldn't have problems running it, albeit not as enthusiastic compared to the current Ren'py one. Not sure bout the others though, but I in fact actually exclude Unreal Engine games on my filters
So it would be the only UE game I would be playing here if ever.When will an update be released that continues Act 2, or is the developer experiencing writer's block? The last 5 or 6 updates are just fixes and have no story. I'd like to continue playing the game, but the developer hasn't released anything new for about a year. (Translated with Google)
tianzi2020
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I lost my saved game. Could someone please share their save files with me before starting this update? I'd like to resume playing.
I think ren py sucks, but Unreal is very likely overkill... as long as he has a reliable developer, I dont really care. Also, he says he already has a bunch of guys applying. Otherwise I might have tried myself.
The Mk2 combat system absolutely needs to be reviewed; I just lost a 3 vs. 2 battle because my soldiers missed their attacks while the enemy didn't (attack on Marbia, 50 vs. 40).
I'll miss fewer attacks in XCOM lol
I'll miss fewer attacks in XCOM lol
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Most of it is dozens on new animations, improved renders and sound effects in scenes which didn't have them before.
I don't know exactly what the sequel will look like if I decide to use Unreal Engine, but I do know that in the last few weeks I've been seen the word "optimization" (used by the Unreal developer) more times than I have seen it in my entire life. The Unreal dev is an Unreal pro and the first thing he looks at is optimization.My opnion on this coming from someone with commercial game development experience,
If the 2nd game is gonna be very different wherein it's gonna be some type of an open world sandbox w/ quests and stuff to do that would really benefit from what you usually see in an Unreal Engine game(in general, not just like the UE games we have here), I don't think it's necessary to switch to Unreal engine.
Since if it was decided for it to be in Unreal this time, it's gonna be a completely different game direction already at least to me. Since if you're switching to Unreal, you'd better make use of the assets and stuff you can do w/ the Unreal Engine. If u still plan on keeping the territory conquering/managing and such like with the world map, I would think an actual 3rd person combat system w/ armies and such like what you'd see in Mount & Blade would make more sense compared to the current one we have to justify the switch to Unreal. That, and UE alone could significantly increase development times compared to Ren'py
And like with all UE games, there's also the fact you may experience a lot of performance issues at the start, like how Wuthering Waves was performing during it's early days where in only people with High-end PCs could fully enjoy it.
So unless you're gonna fully utilize the Unreal Engine in the 2nd game, I think it would be better stick with Ren'py and keep the original core mechanics your game currently has. Just my opinion really. I'd still try the 2nd game if u made it in UE specially since my pc wouldn't have problems running it, albeit not as enthusiastic compared to the current Ren'py one. Not sure bout the others though, but I in fact actually exclude Unreal Engine games on my filters
Like I said, I don't know what (and if) a VV-K game will look like, but here are some general ideas I have:
1. Usage of Daz assets exported to Unreal. So far (and again, we're very early on this road) it has been a successful process, saving us the need to hire a dedicated modeler (or whatever they are called). Before anyone says Polygon count, I purchased a
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which is supposed to significantly cut down polygon count.2. Sex scenes 1: Unreal will allow us to chain and randomize animations, making sex scenes more interesting. Also, since I don't actually have to render every scene locally, I can create much longer animations.
3. Sex scenes 2: Control fucking speed during sex scenes. Now via "fast/medium/slow" buttons, but directly keyboard controlled.
4. Sex scenes 3: "transition pose animations" in sex scenes. Move from doggy to Missionary, for example, using an animation.
5. Sex scenes 4: camera control, of course.
6. Combat will probably stay the same (R/P/S) only nicer, played directly in the scene and animated hits. Developing a distinct real time combat system a la Mount & Blade is essentially making another game. Same with army Vs. army combat (which, yes, needs to be improved before VV-K2 sees light): nicer animations but probably same engine.
7. That leaves the Unreal engines for the quests. Instead of overhead map and icons to click on, Karder will be in an environment, which is IMHO much more immersive.
I can't stress this enough: My focus in the coming (and recent) weeks is how to make the current game better. When I do think of VV-K2, it is mostly story ideas and charatcer development. Despite the seemingly detailed manifest I wrote above, I have not decided on whether to go with Unreal for many reasons, the biggest being: I'm comfortable using Renpy. I can debug its problems and fix them. Switching to Unreal will make me a stranger in my own home and force me to rely on others.
I don't know. All I can say for now is: check out the K9 blowjob scene in the recent update.
Actually, version 0.14 was a story version (Karder crosses the Sea of Knives), meaning the last 2 updates had no story. I think the quality of the game should be uniform, and I hate it that earlier sections have no animations.
Version 0.16 will reach Steam before the Winter Sale for sure.
Yes. I'm aware of the problem and intend to fix it.
No pregnant content for Queen Remy yet.
I'm having some sort of error in this version in a new playthrough. When I set the game to VN mode, it seems cosmetic only. When i close the menu and reopen it, its re-disabled the mode back to default
1. You start a new game.
2. You set the game to VN Mode.
3. You play a turn or two.
Now when you go to the settings VN Mode is off?
Ntrsugar
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Please bro , don't switch to Unreal if not absolutely necessary for the vision of your game.
Yeah I don't think it's working, unless the guy have time and funding and a group on his own ( as in completely ) - it would be nothing. I mean the enthusiasm must be thrill and the ideal ... But hell, the work is f*cking huge and no way 2 mans can carry it out.
Also what's up with the ghosting behavior, did they lost their balls somewhere ?
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Damn the unreal version looks good, it's almost like bannerlord. I believe in your creative vision and judgment Doorknob22 . Good luck.
This follows up on my message and the developer's response:
Okay, yes, this problem will be fixed, that's good. I've noticed that the enemy's numbers drop significantly after a defeat, but do they rebuild faster than my army?
Okay, yes, this problem will be fixed, that's good. I've noticed that the enemy's numbers drop significantly after a defeat, but do they rebuild faster than my army?