I've noticed that a few creators seem to be trying to capitalize on the disposable income of VR users at the sacrifice of desktop user experience. Focusing on VR features and procrastinating on or completely ignoring their forementioned desktop promises. Delayed releases, small updates, high subscription minimums. I guess I can't entirely blame them as the market is still niche, but it doesn't look good or make me want to support them.
Unreal Engine Five Nights of Passion VR [v1.3.2] [TheDarck67]
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I dont get that, its a porn game, why would they think there are more VR than desktops in the NSFW community?
Not everyone can afford a VR headset, specially when you need the money for something more important.
Honestly who cares at this point. Let them burn their resources dry focusing on a niche audience for a niche market.
The non-vr version's demo was a sex scene sim without any game to play, I really don't think it's going to change much from that state. If they happen to release the non-vr version at some point, great, but this is likely going the same way of nearly all fnaf-themed nsfw games. The full non-vr release is going to be shit and people are going to hate it, or it just doesn't get finished.
The non-vr version's demo was a sex scene sim without any game to play, I really don't think it's going to change much from that state. If they happen to release the non-vr version at some point, great, but this is likely going the same way of nearly all fnaf-themed nsfw games. The full non-vr release is going to be shit and people are going to hate it, or it just doesn't get finished.
Oh the non vr version has been released last week, and they are saying the DLC will be available soon. But the matter stays the same, VR first is stupid tbh
Oh..wow..non-VR version is finally here.
EDIT: Poor Cryptia... She doesn't deserve this... "raping" her models like that..
EDIT: Poor Cryptia... She doesn't deserve this... "raping" her models like that..
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Yeah, a lot of these games really just like do not properly set things up and end after a week of free money collected.
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Controls not working while using quest 3 using steam vr. Get to the menu and can't select anything. None of the controls work, even keyboard at that point. All I can do is move around and trigger the dlc gate to open and close.
I'm facing the same issue, the game runs on my PC "split screen" but doesn't run on my quest 3
Edit: i was using SteamVR to run the game, when i tried meta quest link instead, it is working fine now!
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most of these creators that know how to program a game dont actually know about editing models. thats why most of them use the same models (these are quite popular even in VRChat) but never touch blender for shapekeys. as for materials, thats a little simpler but if they're not gonna go in blender, then of course they're gonna use the base ones, which is a toon shader so not too much detailing
So far they can't even do a real toon shader outside of one good unity game thesee models are used in.
That is perhaps the only time I've seen these models used very well in fact.
But yeah I agree. Would it kill em to do the bare minimum though instead of just slapping them into an engine and and using a default empty material? These games usually are eye candy first so you'd think people would do a little tiny bit of reading on how to make toon character look like toon shading.
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I dont think its that hard to create a good game, I mean this is a commision, and Im sure only one dude made it. How hard can it be?
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animation and game dev are 2 separate things, both can be easy on their own but trying to get both working and looking like that comm is extremely difficult
depending on his specs.... very XD.. I just recently started learning how to do renders. I have a 3060ti and a Ryzen 7 5600G and doing ONE still shot can take about 5-10 minutes depending on the lighting. With having 30 FPS, just ONE second would take about 2 1/2 hours on my system. So imagine doing that for a 36 second animation.
That being said, doing an animation for a game and doing animation for a video are not the same. Because with a game you still need to make sure that everything that is supposed to queue the animation, its transitions, interactions, etc all work as intended. And then do that for multiple scenes as well as make sure that adding something doesn't screw up something else.... its a lot.