... Creek or Amethyst or vice versa? No, for several reasons. One is that Lost River is some distance away from Yellowstone (though as a fictional locale, we don't know exactly where or how far). While wolves have been known to travel very long distances, generally those are solo wolves who are ...

... wolves, and family snapshots). These user files will be uploaded to the game server automatically when you first run the game. Subsequently, local and server versions of all files will be compared when starting the game, and if conflicts are found the player can choose from options to merge, ...

... to your computer. This is a helpful backup in general, and useful if you switch to a new computer, and should also help in the rare cases when local game saves get deleted or corrupted. (We don't know how that happens, but most likely due to some interference from some players' antivirus software ...

We are planning to do localization in several languages.

Question though: does this also mean sounds like howls and growls will become more localised? Currently you can hear both from across the map, but it would be nice if you can only hear growls, whines and the like when you're face-to-face, and howls from a greater ...

... Dynamic time-of-day and lighting effects * Garageband: Tim Buzza’s tool of choice for recording music * Imperial Fur: Fur shader * i2: Language localization (yes, we plan to add other languages at some point) * MAD Compile Time Optimizer: Faster runtime code compiling during development * MicroSplat: ...

... (Here's how to find the log file on Windows: Right-click on "WolfQuest" in your games listing and choose "Properties." Then click "Local Files," then "Browse local files." Inside the WolfQuest_Data folder is the 'output_log' file. Attach it to your email.) On Mac: Find the Console ...

... game on Steam, here's how to find the log file on Windows: Right-click on "WolfQuest" in your games listing and choose "Properties." Then click "Local Files," then "Browse local files." Inside the WolfQuest_Data folder is the 'output_log' file. Attach it to your email. On Macs, search for the ...

... and forth between single and multiplayer games should be more reliable. Player death in Multiplayer should not cause crashes or create clones. Local player only triggers mission icon, chime, and dialog when entering elk hunting zone. Scent trails properly removed on exit by local player only. ...