Unreal Engine Wild Life [v2025-10-09 Test1] [Adeptus Steve]
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It's the correct build.
3rd April 2025 is the date they actually created the build, was then deployed on the 4th April 2025
My old laptop only had about 2GB vram current one have 4GB dedicated and 20GB shared vram, the problem is I played the every mod but it still look like an old game graphics are soo law res and edges are not smooth and when zoom out it look blurry, but in my old laptop it work really smoothly... I can't figure out what causing this...
I think changing the settings work now it's far better than before, I change the DiretX to vulkan and turned off the Lumen like you said... Thanks....
IDK how but the hair is even worse in this last version and my settings are again all messed up, should I reset everything in appdata? would that help?
djr7
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why would unreal engine 5 have a story mode?
or are you asking why they haven't finished the story of a game that is still in active development?
actually why would you even ask that when they've kept posting updates about what it is they are working on?
Those system specs seem alright, you should be able to run the game quite well, even in the currently rather unoptimized state.
limesseur
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Like Steve said, perfectly fine specs you have. Probably medium settings is my recommendation, though probably turn off Lumen if you play story mode.
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-The problem lies with the materials already piled up for each object added, and there's no deletion of these once the object is removed????
-Besides, the problem is justified because loading an object map, for example, will call up far too many identical materials for each UV.
-The game's polygons collide, and the hidden parts represent far too many. I select "on Blender, for example, when the meshes are under the ground." The same goes for the grass, you'll see some underwater...
-The landscape lowers your FPS because it's not automatically generated... yet it's easy to do?
While chatting a long time ago, I already mentioned the problem with materials; it's been reviewed... but
The idea of having inertia parameters is also interesting.
-Besides, the problem is justified because loading an object map, for example, will call up far too many identical materials for each UV.
-The game's polygons collide, and the hidden parts represent far too many. I select "on Blender, for example, when the meshes are under the ground." The same goes for the grass, you'll see some underwater...
-The landscape lowers your FPS because it's not automatically generated... yet it's easy to do?
While chatting a long time ago, I already mentioned the problem with materials; it's been reviewed... but
The idea of having inertia parameters is also interesting.
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Well, I don't know who's this Dave either anyway
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how do you Go from max and start chapter two?
also some of the quests for chatper one are pretty vauge and i have no idea what im looking for or doing lol
also some of the quests for chatper one are pretty vauge and i have no idea what im looking for or doing lol