Thanks for sharing these! Finally, I was wondering why there was no lingerie set for so long. I mean fine, its a tropical island... but a spaceship crashed there.
Unreal Engine Wild Life [Patreon Build 2024.06.14] [Adeptus Steve]
the devs already say something about futa/trans protagonists? or any mod that do this already?
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Wild Rituals (The dirty Bunny must be sacrificed)
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New update will be released for the $25 dollar tier this weekend.
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Alissa: Double Fun in the Sun
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This post needs to get plastered all over their Patreon so they can finally wake the hell up and get real.
Wildlife Sex Anim Overview update
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that's a pretty big update, kudos to the devs
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Only 3 new Human x Human animations?
Ah well, can't complain since I'm not paying, but... sad.
Its actually more, if you scroll to the right there is a whole sex scene that apparently consists of like 15 animations.
But yeah this release is rather low on human/human content.
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This is why i prefer VAM you make your own 
i gonna try to replicate some of Stevens converted Maya results it will be interesting
Seeing them with Full Hair interaction and much more accurate collisions
i gonna try to replicate some of Stevens converted Maya results it will be interesting
Seeing them with Full Hair interaction and much more accurate collisions
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I do agree that Wild Life's main story needs to scrap the dual-narrative approach and leave Max as a secondary character. It's incredibly tricky to get the gameplay balance right unless both characters share the exact same stats and weapons - especially when Max is a predominate user of firearms.
EDIT: And what also needs to be considered is Maya flies and Max doesn't. Unless both narratives take place in entirely different areas, the world design would need to be shrunk by 95% of its current size and ditch the honestly extraneous warp stones.
EDIT: And what also needs to be considered is Maya flies and Max doesn't. Unless both narratives take place in entirely different areas, the world design would need to be shrunk by 95% of its current size and ditch the honestly extraneous warp stones.
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I like the idea of what Wild Life is supposed to be but after years of development they don't seem to be anywhere near that. All we have so far is demo areas with some basic combat and some basic fetch quests. I'll be impressed if they can pull it together into the big story-driven open world survival rpg thing they say it'll be but I'm not confident they can get anywhere without massively paring it down.
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It's definitely a very ambitious game for a relatively small team. What I'm fearing is that they're continously building a small team that is reliant upon one source of revenue, which in my eyes could be problematic in the future.
They would be making 135k aud a month if that was the country they resided in. You act like what they're getting monthly is some uncountable sum of money they're just stockpiling. Be surprised just how much money it takes to run a company with that many talented artists that get paid what they're worth.Patiently refreshing thread because i don't want to pay $36+ AUD
I really dislike how patrons get shafted. Developers really be do be selling early access for their early access. looking at their tiers right now I want whatever it is they're smoking. Whatever it is owe me some! not like they cant afford it, 135k aud per month they're making from this game bruh
I'm only subbed to the $1 tier, still seething though
If I'd have to guess I'd say 25-30% of what they make a month is going into employee payments, the usual utility, Internet and general supplies for the office. Then you factor in the office space rent (assuming they are paying monthly and not annually).
Then you add in various programs each team member might be using in their field of craft where the vast majority of them require monthly or yearly (usually for a discount) subscriptions to use.
Then you have to take into account this little tidbit.
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Probably a dozen other things I've forgot to mention or just don't know due to not being in their inner circle.
My point is, what they're making monthly is not actually that much when you factor in their level of work with all the monthly costs adding in the nickel and diming taxes around every single corner of life.