Kingdom Come: Deliverance / Open-World RPG / Medieval History
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I personally liked the challenge of the controls! I was still terrible at combos even after playing it for a daft number of hours. I'm intrigued by the use of the hand cannon in this upcoming one.
I just found it immersion breaking
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I can understand why - I personally found the targeting reticule irritating so removed it, which made missing the combos rather more frequent, but at least then the combat felt a bit more natural.
I've installed this for the 5th time to see if I can find the fun part*, I don't want to mod it too much but at the same time some of the stuff is so tedious I feel I have to.
Currently using instant herb picking and removed bush collisions (mental that was ever an issue) and 'a sorted inventory'. I don't really like mods in general as I prefer to play as vanilla as possible (bar graphic enhancements) so I think that should be enough for now. I may experiment with things like bow reticule and anything else that makes the combat less tedious if I get to that point again.
*edit: When I tried before I felt like there was potential but maybe I gave up too early. Some games take me a while to enjoy.
Currently using instant herb picking and removed bush collisions (mental that was ever an issue) and 'a sorted inventory'. I don't really like mods in general as I prefer to play as vanilla as possible (bar graphic enhancements) so I think that should be enough for now. I may experiment with things like bow reticule and anything else that makes the combat less tedious if I get to that point again.
*edit: When I tried before I felt like there was potential but maybe I gave up too early. Some games take me a while to enjoy.
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Had the same thing with Witcher 3, took me over a year to get into it, then ended up putting over 350 hours in
Hey pal, so the first game takes a little while to get going, but the story will pull you through and is very well done. I played with mouse and keyboard and really struggled with combat.
In KCD2 Ive played exclusively with my Xbox pad and while still a bit janky, they've made some good improvements. Haven't finished number 2 yet, but loving it. I may go back and do the first again on pad and see if that works better for me.
I think I got to a certain hunting trip and I have to try and rescue someone, but I'm so **** at combat I can't do it lol. Probably a load of tricks and stuff you can use but I couldn't suss it out. Don't get me started on the lockpick mini game either lol.
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Hmmm KCDII currently on offer for £24.99, worth it ?
Unequivocally yes!
Absolutely!
Oh yes, I had over 100 hours on my first play through and reading this thread I just got the DLC pass and about to start my second pay through
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DLDSR does a good job cleaning up the image in DLSS absence. And framerate is so high already that I do not really see a need for framegen, I get over 100fps in most demanding town already.
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I've just added a second screen and now the game goes black on my main monitor when I try launch it, audio works but there's something weird going on. I'm not disconnecting the second screen. Might try edit the cfg and launch in borderless. If that doesn't work I cba work it out.
edit: Fixed it, I just disabled NVIDIA overlay. Oh now I got flickering shadows fgs, don't recall these problems before.
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I feel that every stat increase may be quite significant. This start I chose str+vit choices and I lasted a good while longer when I fought Kunesh 1v1 (still can't beat him lol). That's a god thing about games where you start really weak I guess, you really notice the improvements.
In that regard it reminds me a bit how useless I felt at the start of Morrowind.
In that regard it reminds me a bit how useless I felt at the start of Morrowind.