Post by Revan on Feb 21, 2018 3:26:48 GMT
I plan to advertise this forum on PB Support (because just advertising on the WQ forum probably won't be enough), and since it's a bit different from "traditional" PB roleplay, I've written up this FAQ to cover any questions that people may have.
What is WolfQuest?
Do I need to own/play WQ to join the pack?
How does roleplay here work?
If you have any further questions after reading this, feel free to post them here!
What is WolfQuest?
Taken from the WQ main page:
WolfQuest is a 3D wildlife simulation video game about gray wolves and the ecology of Yellowstone National Park. Play as a lone wolf, with a mate, or in a pack. In single-player games, learn how to hunt elk, communicate with other wolves, find a mate, establish a den and territory, raise pups, and embark on a perilous journey to a summering site. In multiplayer games, join together with friends to explore the wilderness and hunt elk, and raise pups together!
Click here for a more in-depth explanation.
WolfQuest is a 3D wildlife simulation video game about gray wolves and the ecology of Yellowstone National Park. Play as a lone wolf, with a mate, or in a pack. In single-player games, learn how to hunt elk, communicate with other wolves, find a mate, establish a den and territory, raise pups, and embark on a perilous journey to a summering site. In multiplayer games, join together with friends to explore the wilderness and hunt elk, and raise pups together!
Click here for a more in-depth explanation.
Do I need to own/play WQ to join the pack?
Nope! I may host private games on WQ, though I understand that not everyone can afford/run the game. Version 2.7 is available on Steam for $10 USD, but an earlier version (2.5) is available for free on the WolfQuest site.
How does roleplay here work?
Roleplay here will be a bit different from "traditional" PB roleplay. There is a single thread for each of the territories, and all roleplay in that location will take place on that thread. This is to promote roleplaying together as a pack, rather than as a set of individuals.
If you have any further questions after reading this, feel free to post them here!
