Hello, dungeoneers, Pug here, and welcome back to another Fur Quest update.

This week's update was a little late due to some technical difficulties.

Since we plan on finishing Fur Quest in Bakin, I've tried to focus my time on skills that will be easily applied in both the Baking and the RPGmaker engine to offer a more immersive experience in Fur Quests.

Mainly this has been in the way of working on event scripting to add a bit more flavor to the world. From the small slice-of-life stuff, you'd never notice, like a dynamic gossip system, that will keep NPC's from spouting out the same line of dialogue as each other. To the more complex life-sim elements like farming and daily work chores (which have not been implemented yet). 

The downside with these scripts is that they can be very temperamental if you don't know what you are doing. And I am still learning how to go about it, which leads to a few hard locks and crashes while playtesting.

But I've taken care of most of the critical issues now, with a whole list of other stuff to get to when I get the time.

In the meanwhile, Fae has continued to breathe life into the cast of Fur Quest with additional character sprites, most of which still need to be implemented in the game. But if you're curious, they're available in our backer gallery over at Patreon and Subscribestar .

So if you like our work and want to see more of it, please consider supporting us there.

Every dime we make goes straight back into the project to pay for new and improved art assets, voice acting, tools, and education.

In fact, it is thanks to our generous supporters over at Patreon and Subscribestar that I've been able to afford the education to not only improve my 3d sculpting but also how to start animating them.

So on behalf of everyone here in the Pug Dungeon, I want to thank you all for your love, support, and patience as we work on making Fur Quests into the best game it can possibly be.