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Don't know about others, I'm almost always buying full games, only paid for a few early access games in my entire life and none of those were ever related to patreon in anyway.
Unreal Engine Wild Life [Patreon Build 2024.04.19] [Adeptus Steve]
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some WIP proof of concept for a FNAF style gameplay
currentlyfunctional camera system, power, and operational doors.
video is sped up 50%
currentlyfunctional camera system, power, and operational doors.
video is sped up 50%
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We need a separate thread for Wild Life story mode stuff, since it looks like any direct feedback to the devs about it is going to be buried under sandbox posts
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you can just join the official discord and post in the story mode feedback channel
You must be registered to see the links
If the game was just sold as a sex simulator from the start, I'd have no complaints. Anyway, promises.
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Like I said, not only in the Star Citizen Circle. Tons of websites wrote articles about that and there were a lot of Youtuber's reactions. But that wasn't even the point. The point was that they develop new technologies like Server Meshing which could potentially revolutionize how MMo(rpg)s process players and worlds.
Can't really compare this to making a furry sex game in UE5.
I had a little try of this game, got to the point were the "nurse" takes you to the top of the waterfall and invites you to jump. first time I did it fine then i walked the wrong way through the waterfall and fell out the world, second time I died on impact, third time I lived walked back to the top where she just repeated a stock line at me... kinda lost the will to play at that point, I thought she was going to jump too and there would be a scene at the bottom of the fall.
Can anyone give me a sense of how much "game" is here? is it worth persevering, because I'm feeling very underwhelmed at this point.
Can anyone give me a sense of how much "game" is here? is it worth persevering, because I'm feeling very underwhelmed at this point.
That's their business model which is the worst part about this game. You can't buy the final versio (and updates coming with it) and own it.
Which is also very similar to tech mmorpgs have used last 25+ years. Only difference is persistence from those late 90s techs (UO/AC which would clear virtual-server when players weren't populating area-''mesh''), which of course many other games have also done in last 10 years. This is only big news for them because indeed they used bones of cryengine to build their starengine on, which of course didn't have basic server meshing of any kind afaik because engine was for singleplayer FPS games with very limited multiplayer scope in mind. The big hooplaa about it really showed the ignorance of general gamer rather than revolutionary of the tech itself, which of course is needed for the basic functionality of large scale mmo type of experience.
It's worth noting that New World is on lumberyard which of course originates from the cryengine. Which is also using similar type of implementation.
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IIRC if you accumulate $30 or $40 on Patreon you'll receive a Steam key once it's actually available on Steam, though if you aren't happy with the game it's honestly probably best to just move on for a few years. There's no point supporting financially if you're unhappy with the game just to build regret and complain later on. There's no FOMO here, there's no reason not to put this game down and play other stuff in the meantime if progress is too slow.
You didn't read what I wrote. If what you wrote is true, you only get access to the game when and if it releases. Not the updates as as they come as I wrote in my post; and that is the issue here people have.
This is a pirate forum, genius. Nobody is paying for ANY of us.
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Been 7 years, after 3 years I said they scamming their patreons.
Uhm, no, it's not. Star Citizens server meshing is dynamic and happens in real time in-world, that has nothing in common with the slow static server meshing that mmorpgs use that simply organizes player pools and entire servers.
If that was the case, the demonstration wouldn't have created such a buzz in the internet. It's a new tech.