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Unreal Engine Wild Life [Patreon Test Build 2024.08.15] [Adeptus Steve]
Thanks just tried it yesterday and it was playable just have another question can i run lumen or screen space with this im afraid to try it out and f up my gpu
Lumen is an RTX feature, so screen space would be the better option with a 1070
Okok thanks, btw can we download maps and other things to use in game? if yes, where do i find them?
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Yes i just tried it out today and could play high settings at atleast 55+ fps if there are not that many shadows and light effects aroundIt should not "f up" you gpu no matter what settings you use.
Either join the official server for the game, or join LjQujd's server, and there are downloads for the sandbox from props to scenes to maps, as well as guides for how to add them to the game
Is there any option to place your own (downloaded from the internet) character appearances in game? Can you share a guide pls
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Yep in my case I never had an issue, and idk what things I have on my PC xD
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could try turning off volumetric fog, i couldnt start the game but the sandbox, and now i can run it with good graphism
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Hello, it is not possible to import entire playable characters from other franchises into Wild Life. However, with a creative use of props and character customization you can adjust the characters in Wild Life to look similar.
Here is an example how a creative player managed to make an Overwatch character in Wild Life:
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Why is there less and less content with each update?
Some time ago, the game underwent very big changes, we could explore an island and complete quests, but everything changed "again" and in my opinion regressed a lot.
The graphics are worse with each update.
At the very beginning of the game, when we had a pretty girl in the desert and could just walk and fly, the graphics were very nice, but today... so bad!
I find it hard to understand the devs' objective, because after so many years there's been a huge regression in every aspect of the game.
Some time ago, the game underwent very big changes, we could explore an island and complete quests, but everything changed "again" and in my opinion regressed a lot.
The graphics are worse with each update.
At the very beginning of the game, when we had a pretty girl in the desert and could just walk and fly, the graphics were very nice, but today... so bad!
I find it hard to understand the devs' objective, because after so many years there's been a huge regression in every aspect of the game.
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Read what the ppl wrote - they don’t need a game, they want a sandbox, seems the developer listens to them.
The game "regressed" ONCE after our upgrade to UE5, where for legacy reasons that island couldnt be kept in. But thats ok because that was always just a demo of systems and never meant to be part of the final game.
Ever since the UE5 update we have been constantly adding content in all areas so how you conclude "less content with each update" is a mystery to me.
The difficulities we experienced after the engine upgrade were a bit bigger than expected and it has slowed us down somewhat, yes. But thats the nature of development, we are working on overcoming those issues, the game will look better over time, it will get more quests, exploration, dialogues and all that stuff in a nice open world. Alongside that it will also have a strong sandbox for you to create pretty much any scene you could ever want in. All I ask of you is to be patient and reasonable.
Thanks.
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The only reasonable explanation for this dumbass question is that you don't know the definition of content, so here you go
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I'm hopeful and wish you the best of luck, but at the same time, judging by the fact that the UE5 issues have STILL not been fixed, I'll believe it when I see it.