You have to wait til a certain month in the game to mate, your mate (Alpha male/female) will come to mate witth your wolf (If its alpha) and then you have to wait for the pups to be born. <---- Basically this is right, however when you're in the Timber or Plains region you have to wait until you're like 3 years and 8 months. Whatever year you are and 8 months your mate the Alpha Male or Female will come to you. They will come up to you and sniff you or something like that. Then you or your mate [the female] is pregnant. Then you have to wait 3 months on the game and the pups will be born. Hope this help, cause I'm waiting on my pups!
It is not possible to mate on Wolf Quest.
You CAN NOT be your mate!
after finding a mate you save your game and press the Escape key. click the new game button and when you get to the main screen you go to single player again. Click the slough creek button and go to the wolf you want to play as
When a wolf's mate dies, the surviving wolf may experience grief and loneliness. They may seek out a new mate or choose to live alone for a period of time. The impact of losing a mate can vary depending on the individual wolf and their social dynamics within the pack.
Well I only know of one and it lets you mate and take care of your pack. It it is okay. I hope this helped. I have been looking for more wolf games.- the killing wolf
well once you get a mate the game is finished. the second bit of the game is coming out and you will be able to have pups then. but it was coming out in august but they put it back they have held it back till october or early november. and I have been dying to play it lol its based on raising your own pups and your mate in the first episode will be in the second episode with your pups.
human and wolf
they bone
They mate.
18 years old to breed and 14 to have his or her rank in the pack breed means mate
If your mate dies on wolf quest, you will have to save your game then quit, then go on the same file again. It happens rarely tho... I have only had my mate die once and i did that^^ and it worked out fine. Hope this helps
the she-wolf drives her mate away because sometimes the males eat the pups.