Unreal Engine Wild Life [Patreon 2024.08.22] [Adeptus Steve]
- Feb 18, 2018
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Nope... I can't figure out how to change it. All I know is that the pixel density was turned down, according to the developer I talked to about it. I also asked if they could turn it up in the next build, and all they said to me was, "We’ll see." They said they had to turn it down to get better performance, but it ran well on my PC before the change and I'm running a GTX 1080. I wish they would at least give us the option to make adjustments ourselves for that stuff.
I get that VR is a small crowd right now so they don’t really care, but it's a growing crowd, and I know a lot of us support the project just for the VR. It would be worth it for them to at least have a VR viewing experience built into a game. I don’t think the whole game needs to be played in VR because the game is not being built with that in mind, and it doesn’t need to be. But having the option to pop in to view scenes in VR makes for a really nice experience. It just really sucks to see they are moving away from the VR option...
If they added Basic Playable VR support i'd surely start support them..since i would always play Wild Life in VR lol.
I'ts just mindblowing in VR.
I'ts just mindblowing in VR.
i have only been interested in this for VR. Alyx has changed the game and once it wins Game of the year hopefully everyone will see that VR games are no longer just novelties
- Feb 18, 2018
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Yeah, VR users have doubled since Alyx! VR is just an amazing way to experience games. Especially adult games, which there are hardly any right now. And the ones we do have, only like 5% of them are good.
I just really wish the Wild Life team would give the VR side a little more love... Not a lot, just a little.
What people here always seem to forget, or just more of the same ill informed opinions arrive with new users, is that they dont charge you 10$ a month for their finished product. It is not a sales agreement. Its a support pledge for a running production, which is a completely different thing. You arent entitled to product support, or a refund, you cant hold them accountable for missing dates. You pledge on patreon to make this game development possible and they reward you with work in progress versions as they go. Thats all there is to it.
If everyone were like you, thinking not paying because the game isnt finished justifies pirating it here and on top of that talk shit and insult the devs then the game wouldnt even exist at all. So turn your brains on again and have a little gratitude that someone else out there is actually paying them so they can do this.
If everyone were like you, thinking not paying because the game isnt finished justifies pirating it here and on top of that talk shit and insult the devs then the game wouldnt even exist at all. So turn your brains on again and have a little gratitude that someone else out there is actually paying them so they can do this.
- Jul 16, 2017
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VR is expensive my friend.. If I were to purchase it.. I'll have to spend my eight month salary on it.
cost is the issue for many.. if VR start costing like a mid-range GPU then and only then it will get wide acceptance
- Jul 24, 2019
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in a way you're right. the developers could also put the game on steam. as early access. then everyone would buy it voluntarily! patreon is not a bad thing. but when i see how many people just try to enrich themselves with patreon and still hardly manage to achieve anything i could puke. i have tried this 'game' which is not a game and deleted it afterwards. this is not a game, this is a collection of animations at most. it makes a big difference if you pay 5 or 10 or 20 euro per month or once 30 or 50 on steam!!! but what i doubt is that this game will make it on steam.
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Lol people trying to defend paying 25$ per month to test an unfinished game.
so how do we have to understand "accept"? does that mean your not gonna sue anyone for it? again that seems very odd from a developers perspective. why wouldnt you just realease an official free version of the game then?
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- Sep 29, 2018
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What is there to defend? No one is forcing anyone to financially commit. If you don't like it dont buy it? Not sure how this is an issue other than personal choice. Either way since you seem to have a problem with this model you clearly haven't spent money but I'm guessing you still tried it out right
- Jul 24, 2019
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sue? laugh. in plain language he didn't mean anything else that you and every other publisher are powerless against piracy. only other publishers are at least honest and sell their game on public platforms like steam. to get financed by patreon and then not deliver a finished game for years is just cheeky.
Did they promise to deliver the game now tho? Is the game at a point where it would really make sense to put it on steam? Are games finished instantly upon funding? No, they are still in the middle of development. Just stop man, you are making a fool of yourself.
Besides, being powerless against something doesnt mean you have to openly support it.
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- Jul 24, 2019
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i make myself what? ridiculous? of course, everyone who writes the truth makes himself ridiculous. that's the course of time. especially in this forum. i have a question for you. do you get money from these incompetent guys to preach this shit?
You mean, YOUR truth. I just dont get your point dude. You could try a nicer and more structured way of communicating instead of calling names cursing.
And no I dont get money for preaching common sense.
And no I dont get money for preaching common sense.