** Kingdom Come : Deliverance 2 **
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Thanks will take a look! Looks fun.Here is the link for the first game if you want to have a browse through it, but in short: It is a good game and don't hold your hand, you start out as a nobody and have to learn how to use weapons and fighting.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance / Open-World RPG / Medieval History
February 13th 2018: The game launched! A tip from TheSwede: If someone want a bit wider FOV, use the console and type: CL_FOV 90 .. Or what ever number you want. A modguide to remove the need for savior schnapps for drinking (use at your own risk, and at the risk of losing some gameplay...forums.overclockers.co.uk
The roughness of it reminds me of Operation Flashpoint back in the day which was a game I loved. Not there yet with this but I suspect if I can be bothered to mod a few things (like lock picking, get rid of herb picking animation) I'll enjoy it more. Happy to stick with the combat as is though. I don't like to deviate too far from vanilla in any game.
played the original for a long time, probably 100+ hrs, and often got so engrossed in the forest areas etc, I didn't really get on with completely quests or advancing the story. I eventually gave up some time around the part where there was a siege and I had to find some parts for a trebojee (spelling is very much off !).
I remember lock-picking being a real pain at the start, and then you got some ability to auto-lock pick which was brilliant, saved breaking all those lock-picks, eventually ended up with more coin than I needed, and armour and horse stuff all maxed out.
I never entirely got the combat thing down, but had enough to progress.
Also whatever PC spec I had at the time, I had to keep the settings quite low, and even then in melee combat it tended to slow down.
I do recall that the scenery and graphics were the best I'd seen anywhere, cryengine can be really beautiful (first came across it in Far cry and Crysis).
So really looking forward to this, and hats off to them for being able to keep it on the down low for so long.
Pity no mention of VR support, but I guess their entire world, combat style etc, is not compatible with it.
I remember lock-picking being a real pain at the start, and then you got some ability to auto-lock pick which was brilliant, saved breaking all those lock-picks, eventually ended up with more coin than I needed, and armour and horse stuff all maxed out.
I never entirely got the combat thing down, but had enough to progress.
Also whatever PC spec I had at the time, I had to keep the settings quite low, and even then in melee combat it tended to slow down.
I do recall that the scenery and graphics were the best I'd seen anywhere, cryengine can be really beautiful (first came across it in Far cry and Crysis).
So really looking forward to this, and hats off to them for being able to keep it on the down low for so long.
Pity no mention of VR support, but I guess their entire world, combat style etc, is not compatible with it.
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Soldato
If you haven't yet, play it with all the ailments and no combat guides - it makes it thoroughly enjoyable in a different way
It was a good sermon, but by fluke rather than talent.
Falling asleep in a barn but waking up in a field brought back teenage memories TBH, along with the other stuff. Though I’ve never gone binge drinking with a man of the cloth in RL.
Soldato
I finished KCD myself other day, I'll need to go back too it 1 day for rest of DLC and maybe a replay cause I know theres gonna be loads I've not come across but I really enjoyed it and KCD2 went from being oh I'll pick that up someday too maybe a day 1 buy
Soldato
I should reinstall the first one and may be play it. lol
Soldato
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Dev Blames Xbox Series S For Limited Scope
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 seems to have been impacted by the Xbox Series S, leading to a game just 25% bigger than the last.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Dev Blames Xbox Series S For Limited Scope
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 seems to have been impacted by the Xbox Series S, leading to a game just 25% bigger than the last.
I dunnnnno man, I think it could be a factor but also a far too convenient excuse. Restriction breeds creativity after all.
Soldato
Console peasants. They really do ruin everything.
Series S would be fine console if it had 16GB, but the fact that it has 10, and that 10 is also significantly slower than the memory in X does impact development of any game targeting it - obviously (like splitscreen just not being possible in BG3).
But that article is somewhat misrepresenting what was said in the presentation, Warhorse did not design map size strictly according to RAM of S.
But that article is somewhat misrepresenting what was said in the presentation, Warhorse did not design map size strictly according to RAM of S.
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Remedy said on X that they had problems with Series S with their AW2. Is just a console that shouldn't exist in its current form.
There was (and still is) a press event in Kutná Hora for KCD2. Part of it is a tour around the old town and live concert with OST from the game. Here is an example..
Not sure when the embargo will lift, but the people attending had 4 hours of hands on playtime.
Few new screenshots
Not sure when the embargo will lift, but the people attending had 4 hours of hands on playtime.
Few new screenshots
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