Currently, WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition doesn't have achievements yet. As such, I have compiled a list of possible achievements that could be added whenever achievements are added to the Anniversary Edition. Many of these are a little cheesy , but so were many of the achievements in 2.7. Some are ...

Spectator cam/mode With all these new AI behaviors added I thought it was a shame we can't get up-close to the animals and see what they're doing, and taking screenshots of fighting bull elk is really hard when controlling a wolf. So I thought... what about a spectator camera/mode? Similar to the p...

i mentioned scent rolling on the discord server, was told i should officially suggest it here, and so here it is real wolves (and dogs as well) often roll in very fragrant smelly things like carcasses, plants, and poop (lol), usually because the scent seemed interesting to them and they’d like to s...

This is great! The new animal behaviors add a lot more immersion to the game, and make for more interesting gameplay as well. Watching those eagles fly around and hunt prey adds a lot more life to the world, and the interactions between the different animals really help to make the environment feel ...

I'm personally assuming that Slough Creek will come in either late summer or early fall of 2020. It currently seems very unlikely that we'll see it released before the end of this year, and I think even early 2020 seems quite unlikely. But since most of the game mechanics seem to already be finished...

One of my most frustrating moments in the game was when I tried to kill a moose calf, but stranger wolves just kept coming and intervening. I still haven't managed to kill a moose calf even now. Another frustrating moment was when I realized that the game wouldn't allow me to choose an emote to use....

I have done some exploring and lurking as a lone male wolf for a while and have been sort of analyzing the different behaviors of the female dispersals. I’ve noticed a few differences in them , I can tell who is bolder and who is more cautious, and it’s getting easier to decide what I really want i...

Even though this has been a relatively short devblog, I can definitely see why. I'm sure the past few weeks have been pretty stressful for the team, especially with so many bugs that needed to be fixed and so many things keeping everyone on their toes. Ironically, I also have been pretty busy for th...

Alright, I know that there have been lots of suggestions for new animals over the years, and we are getting more new ones soon (like the Bighorn Sheep and Beaver) but I think that some more diverse wildlife, even if players don't often see them and can't really interact with them much, would definit...

Please allow us to set hotkeys for the emotes, it gets frustrating when you're trying to pull up a certain emote to intimidate an opponent and have to fumble around with the emotes panel, and by the time you can pull up the emote you want, the rival wolf is already attacking you. Players don't ever ...

Two more days until the Anniversary Edition releases! Man, I'm excited. A little overwhelmed, yes, but excited nonetheless. It's honestly really crazy to think that we've waited two years for this, it's been such a long journey, from the first teaser trailer for Tower Fall to the announcement of Wol...

Cattle Ranch in Slough Creek: The cows and calf need actual turn and walk animations, plus the models themselves could be upgraded. I also noticed some visual errors in the fence around the cows. (The cows actually look a little wonky in their current state, hahaha.) I personally think the Cattle R...

I'm sure it's been said before on this thread in other ways, but: iTs AlL iN HoW yOu TrAIN TheM. Inherited aggression is a very real phenomenon. Also, the frequency of albinism in nature. A picture of a leucistic goose went viral in my city, but the poster mistakenly said it was albino. Then the co...

The Amateur: The new kid on the block who hasn't ever played the game before, doesn't know how to RP, doesn't even grasp the concept of herding elk so that we don't have to go as far to get food, and doesn't even know where the crossing is. This is normal for newbies, yes, but it's frustrating for e...

Considering that coyotes are opportunistic, it might. I'd assume it's probably much more common for coyotes to feed on dead ungulates like elk or deer because those animals are more commonly hunted and killed, so it might not be very well documented due to how uncommon that is in the wild. But consi...