Kingdom Come: Deliverance / Open-World RPG / Medieval History

Yeah I picked speech and got my butt kicked by him too. But it is nice to then kick his butt with help of friends.
There is later one quest that is pretty difficult early on when you should fight two armed bandits. Don't forget that you can wait for them to go to sleep...
 
Paul_cz said:
Yeah I picked speech and got my butt kicked by him too. But it is nice to then kick his butt with help of friends.
There is later one quest that is pretty difficult early on when you should fight two armed bandits. Don't forget that you can wait for them to go to sleep...
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I suspect that is where I got stuck before maybe, but I started again as I never got too far in the first place. For some reason my instant herb picking mod doesn't work this time but I can live with it. Managed to sort shadows with a reshade that adds a little bit more vibrancy too. Other than that, playing vanilla really.
 
Noxia said:
I suspect that is where I got stuck before maybe, but I started again as I never got too far in the first place. For some reason my instant herb picking mod doesn't work this time but I can live with it. Managed to sort shadows with a reshade that adds a little bit more vibrancy too. Other than that, playing vanilla really.
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Insta Picking Herbs and Butchering mod, from the steam workshop, seems to work for me, not had a chance to try the butchering yet though but believe it works
 
Seems like the time for me to pull the trigger on KCD2. Loved the first one. Should I get the Royal edition? Looks like it includes the expansions so seems worth the extra £7.
 
taB said:
Seems like the time for me to pull the trigger on KCD2. Loved the first one. Should I get the Royal edition? Looks like it includes the expansions so seems worth the extra £7.
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Yes, definitely. The three DLCs add around 30 hours of extra storydriven content and some cool features (running your own smithy, shield panting).
 
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You have to admit though, enthusiasm aside, that objectively 30 hours of storydriven gameplay is a good deal for 7 pounds ;)
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Depends how good it is. None of the DLC has positive reviews on Steam. But price may have impacted people's opinions. Band of ******** and treasures of the past have 'mostly positive' actually.
 
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Noxia said:
Depends how good it is. None of the DLC has positive reviews on Steam. But price may have impacted people's opinions. Band of ******** and treasures of the past have 'mostly positive' actually.
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On metacritic two DLCs have above 80 score, one has above 70. Not sure why the steam reviews are lower, maybe people are just generally more positive towards bigger expansions over smaller DLCs, maybe there were some bugs at launch that dragged them down. But from the reviews I read, I am fairly confident they will be fun to play through.
 
Tell you something good, and I'd like to think this was intentional but tbh, considering the age of the games I'm not sure, plus its a pretty niche use case. This game is one of only two (Star Citizen) that works with my analogue keyboard so far. Normally what happens is, if I bind WASD to a left analogue stick, a game assumes a controller is being used, so if you try use mouse it either doesn't work or there is a pause whilst it works out switching input types

This game behaves like I wish more would in that yes it still thinks a controller is used (don't think that can be avoided) but I can still freely use the mouse meaning I get analogue movement and no disadvantage elsewhere. The only other slight annoyance is then prompts are shows for a controller but that's not an issue once you have the controls memorized anyway. Oh and you then cannot use WASD for anything else like moving sub tabs in inventory so just use mouse for that rather than press the button combo to restore keyboard back to regular.
 
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