I like 42Fb a lot because it is a nice, pure white coat and we need more of those in my opinion. It looks like a nice, natural adult version of the old 2.7 pure white wolf pup haha. Even if it's based on a real wolf.

Refused to eat the meat chunk I brought back for them and sit on the opposite side of our rock den.

You can't change anything but their names I believe, so their design and presonality is already decided, based on the breeding pair's genetics. If you check their family tree, it's going to show the parents and siblings as well. Not entirely true. While you cannot change the pup's personality, stat...

Bison calves are a nice golden brown but I do not think this texture specifically belongs to them. It looks a lot more like the moose calf that you can find in Slough Creek later in the summer. They are very bright, chicken nugget looking babies, just like that texture. Considering the team has a pa...

A way to naturally refresh / reroll / generate a new set of dispersal wolves when in a single player game. It's very frustrating to have to start a whole new game to get a new lot of options for a mate if none of the ones available are satisfactory. I'd just like the ability to stick with one file a...

Congrats on the episode release! It's really exciting to finally see it in the public's hands, and I look forward to seeing where the game will continue to go.

Man playing with stamps on unity terrain is amazing. I'm guessing these stamps and the brushing of the terrain is why there are some unwanted depressions or a bit too much jaggy parts? Love seeing Slough Creek since it's so green and the longer expanse of river crossings will make it feel more wet a...

Never really meant it as a theory haha. Just the vibes I get playing on the map itself and that the timing always strikes me as odd. I live near Flint, so I get a more emotional connection to it than Chernobyl - which is likely the actual reference/inspiration for the map. Water crisis was with pipe...

If you bought WolfQuest on Steam: - Open Steam - Click 'View' on the top navigation bar in the top left. - Pick 'Screenshots' from the dropdown menu - Select WolfQuest 2.7 or WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition from the Show: [last session] dropdown menu in the window that appears - Your screenshots shou...

I can see the nods to Chernobyl being a sign of definite inspiration for the map, but these days I get more Flint, Michigan vibes when I play there. I doubt Flint was a specific influence or inspiration, but the water crisis began the same year WQ 2.7 went into development, so it does make me go HMM...

I'm not overly picky about mates. So long as they help me hunt the harder prey (Spike Elk, Cow Elk etc) and aren't too noisy (excessive howling hurts my ears if they have one of the louder howls) then they're good enough for me. I do tend to cater mate choice to the "personalities" of my individual ...

Personality *Dominant/Submissive (Dominant wolves are more confident and willing to fight, submissive wolves are passive and try to avoid conflict) This is technically already in the game, isn't it? As Cautious/Bold. More Bold wolves will fight just about anything and be pretty confident about thin...

The text pop up is different than dispersal wolves, yes. It says pack wolves, and mentions leaving their families to start a life with you.

But other than that and potential hostile members of the pack potentially getting in your way, the gameplay is about the same.

They aren't deep in the wolf territories, honestly. So long as you're within the wolf pack territory, you can run into them. I recently ran into a couple of lamar pack members interested in me, for example, and I was in a more faded grid space of the pack. Hunted some elk, went to sleep, woke up and...

Certain members of the packs are eligible to become your mate. They behave much like regular dispersals and have the diversity pop up + the heart over their heads, so they're easy to spot and differentiate between pack wolves you can't become mates with. The challenge with courting pack wolves isn't...