It seems I might not be able to package the project into a playable state, considering my old UE5 projects(This one) seems to believe my version of Visual Studio is lower than what it actually is, this isn't a problem with new projects however, I'll still continue the project and post devlogs though, just in case I one day find a way to fix it.
Next up
Working on some additions to the map, also making the hive explode MORE, for literally no reason other than performance. Also gonna make that hurt enemies. I really need to make a loading screen though...
Game's being reworked from the ground up, perspective changes, I'm trying out motion matching, and I'm putting some of the things I learn in the development my other game, and the seventy five thousand games I never finished, to use.
34: New VFX, some model changes, a new enemy, gibs, new sword effects, finally got a radar working. Working on better level design, and now I need to improve performance, again... Oh and a cutscene camera for melee crits, melee is the only way to heal.
37: Newest version released.
38: Added a new enemy type, finally made it so enemies can still chase you even if you're not touching the ground, some VFX changes, some more pending changes, working on creating a hub area where you can interact with NPCs.
Devlog 5: Civilians
Now when going through certain areas, you will find civilians, these civilians will be in multiple stages of being wounded, scared, trying to help the wounded.
Devlog 7: Upgraded Player Model, New Aim Offset, Head Look, and Leopard Crawl.
Made the player model better, added a MUCH better aim offset system, made it so that the player's head turns to your crosshair, and made it so you can Leopard Crawl.
Devlog 6: Minimap, Better Textures, and Better Green Soldier.
Finally added a minimap to the game along with better textures, also made it so the green soldier doesn't have a helmet, radio/backpack, grenades, or canteen on him normally, meaning:
31: Enemy counter and different animations depending on what state you're in.











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