Both games deserve it. Fallen Doll is like Wild Life but with different monsters and a different name. And similar to Fallen Doll, bait was the promise of "open world adult rpg" and switch was "sandbox mode". I'm still waiting for that "open world adult rpg", just like how Fallen Doll players are waiting for "roguelike strategy game featuring squad tactics and deck building".
Unreal 5.3 doesnt like AMD cards also Unreal 5.3 is buggy in dx 12
Make a shortcut for the .exe, right click and open Properties on the shortcut, find the Target text bar and add "-dx11" at the end
I think because they split their focus between sandbox and the game they really want to make. Making an action live rpg is not easy even with veteran team and they are still a bit beginner in the game industry. They are improving in animation department but lack in game play one since it needs a lot of tweaks, and planning. You really need a veteran in the industry to pull this off. I still appreciate them for trying ,but the challenge ahead from environment , battle, narration, mathematical flow logic, and others are very very hard. They need to increase the budget by hiring some advanced programmer and that cost a lot of money.
Oh please stop giving them excuses. I've said this here before I'll say it again. I have a web developer friend irl who have never used unity or unreal engine in his life. Hypothetically speaking, if I were to provide him source of current state of wild life or even source of it from 3 years ago, I am 100% SURE he'd be able to release early access version of the game just in 6 months and fully finished version(version 1.0) in 12 months. And I am not talking about a half-assed job and him calling it finished. I am talking about a game with different quest types(main quests, side quests...), level up system, looting system, combat system, npc's(for shops, quests etc), enemy & allied ai for combat system and a dialogue system that respects player's choices and is not there just so you can select "lets have sex"... All of those systems I mentioned would be completely developed and in working order. On the other hand, we are talking about 7 YEARS and still counting here and "game" STILL doesn't exist despite the fact that it ALREADY has more than enough animations to develop 3 different sex games.
Nah I'm not trying to defend them. What I'm saying is the scope is bigger than what they anticipated, and they thought this is going to be easy but its not. You can look at the first animation they made and compare it today, it is night and day. The system they try to make is not sufficient enough, lack of optimization since they underestimate the process. That's why I said they should hire a veteran game developer. It is night and day from optimization, reusable code, etc.
This pretty much sums up how far from reality are non-devs when it comes to imagining what's behind the courtains.
