best h game ever made so far..maybe you can make it something like skyrim mods..like deafeat mode or pregnancy mode...its like 2 factions humans and demihumans maybe with demihumans you can capture human female for breeding to start your own village..
Unreal Engine Wild Life [2025.02.13 Test Build 1] [Adeptus Steve]
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Pffffffffffff XDDDDDDDDD
Probably refers to Not Gonna Lie. I recommend using Urban Dictionary with those kind of things. Im still trying to figure out what "Based" means and it sort of helped me but Im still a bit lost on it. Some "Internetian English" expressions are just too random to make any sense without a bit of context lol
Thank you very much for the info. I though it was an abbreviation for a program. Now that I have read it again that makes sense.
Apologies if this has been answered, I searched the thread for some keywords and wasn't able to find anything. In the sandbox, is it possible to look around in a placed camera after you've possessed it?
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I made this as a test for using the automation tools with characters.
Quest Design Test
Press on the NPC Maya and her speech bubble will update to talk to you. She will walk to a set point, and ask you to fetch an item for her. Once you get the item, she will give you a sex scene as a reward.
0.2
- Fixed NPC walking at an angle.
- Added floating indicator when the NPC can be talked to.
- Made the player actually hold the item when fetching it for the NPC.
Quest Design Test
Press on the NPC Maya and her speech bubble will update to talk to you. She will walk to a set point, and ask you to fetch an item for her. Once you get the item, she will give you a sex scene as a reward.
0.2
- Fixed NPC walking at an angle.
- Added floating indicator when the NPC can be talked to.
- Made the player actually hold the item when fetching it for the NPC.
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i have and ur list is irrelevant tbh. Steve described it very well, read his comment. i basically told u a similar thing too. but since u urself dont bother properly reading what people answer why would u be entitled to demand that from others urself ?
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>B-But muh games can't possibly made in a few years
>B-But muh budget, muh experience, muh employee count, muh graphics
>Here's a list of 35 games made in a few years, including solo developers AND tiny indie studios with next to zero budget and experience
>I-Irrelevant list!!!
I'd write a serious reply if you actually did read my posts. Anyway, have fun sucking cocks.
These are mostly games that had a clear vision from the start and most of them don't feature high quality animations / models. Wild Life wants to be a sandbox and a story driven action RPG at the same time. It's clear that the devs are experimenting, as evidenced by features being introduced and dropped. The cinematic cam for example has had the limitation that your tweaked brightness and saturation levels don't apply to it. Several sex systems have been implemented and dropped.
This is a flaw in the development but there isn't a great deal of experience to draw from in the first place. If you want to make a metroidvania, there's dozens of games you can draw inspiration from. Same with FPS, RTS and RPG games. But 3D H-games that feature more than just fixed camera angles during animations or CGs? Even higher quality games like Holy Knight Ricca simply don't compare to the amount of detail Wild Life has during its animations. If I were in charge of Wild Life I'd tell everyone to take one system and stick to it, tweak it as needed but no more complete overhauls.
grow up. maybe then i'll bother having a serious conversation with u.
until then.
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Ok, mr. defender. Do you have anything logical to say on this matter or are you just going to copy my replies?
Because last time I checked your counter argument was "IR-IRRELEVANT LIST!!!" followed by sucking developer's dick.
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I have not read the whole drama, but when it comes to comparing AAA to indie studios ... it is impossible.
There was a point in time when i also thought in man hours and stuff, but ever since Cyberpunk released this time is over.
I am tester for a small indie studio who is developing an open world game. By the time Cyberpunk released that game was in developement for 3 years and all mechanics that were already in that game up until that point were just sooooo much more refined, complex, in-depth and better designed as what CD Project red has delivered. CD Project is a team of over 1000 people. The indie studio at that point was only 30 people, and they actually started with 7 people, also using these 3 years to move to a new office and hire new people.Cyberpunk was not just a huge mess. It's absolutely incomprehensible how a team of so many people can mess up so badly and deliver only half (AT BEST) of what was promised. The only thing that is actually good about this game is the design. The actual game mechanics (crafting, vehicles, skills, ai and so on) are absolute average at best.
I best you could tell these 1000 people "Do something" go home - come back in 3 years, and they would have made a better game than what Cyberpunk has become.
But as a result of all of this i have to say that you can not compare one dev studio to another one and that you have to judge each on their own. It is absolutely INCREDIBLE to see what small and dedicated studios with gaming veterans can pull off and bring to the table - As it is absolutely incredible how huge studios with giant teams are capale of messing things up for themselves in the planning and concept phase already.
Not sure what your discussion is about. This is just my 2 cents.
There was a point in time when i also thought in man hours and stuff, but ever since Cyberpunk released this time is over.
I am tester for a small indie studio who is developing an open world game. By the time Cyberpunk released that game was in developement for 3 years and all mechanics that were already in that game up until that point were just sooooo much more refined, complex, in-depth and better designed as what CD Project red has delivered. CD Project is a team of over 1000 people. The indie studio at that point was only 30 people, and they actually started with 7 people, also using these 3 years to move to a new office and hire new people.Cyberpunk was not just a huge mess. It's absolutely incomprehensible how a team of so many people can mess up so badly and deliver only half (AT BEST) of what was promised. The only thing that is actually good about this game is the design. The actual game mechanics (crafting, vehicles, skills, ai and so on) are absolute average at best.
I best you could tell these 1000 people "Do something" go home - come back in 3 years, and they would have made a better game than what Cyberpunk has become.
But as a result of all of this i have to say that you can not compare one dev studio to another one and that you have to judge each on their own. It is absolutely INCREDIBLE to see what small and dedicated studios with gaming veterans can pull off and bring to the table - As it is absolutely incredible how huge studios with giant teams are capale of messing things up for themselves in the planning and concept phase already.
Not sure what your discussion is about. This is just my 2 cents.
Anyone knows how I can hide/trigger objects with buttons/levers/trigger zones? It would be really nice if I could trigger lights on and off. They are extremely demanding on the computer and 10 light sources easily halves FPS. Any idea if this is possible and how to do it?
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I am trying to set it up so that when the animation goes from the first option to the second one (in this case they are both named the same), it sends a message/trigger with the animation number to another automation item and i can't get it to work. Any one can help with this?
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When someone pays for it, like now.