** Kingdom Come : Deliverance 2 **
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Well earned!
Generally when the NPC's say they are travelling shortly/ tomorrow or similar it means that they are a timed quest.. if they say they are leaving in the 'morning' then thats what they mean, its not like other RPG's where they say they are leaving at such a time when infact they just leave when you next interact with them.
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A few things they could improve:
1. Don't reuse voices and faces across multiple npcs in the game.
2. The accents are wrong for the setting of the game. We are meant to be in the Czech Republic and yet people sound like they are from Jamaica or Somerset/Oxfordshire/Wiltshire...
1. Don't reuse voices and faces across multiple npcs in the game.
2. The accents are wrong for the setting of the game. We are meant to be in the Czech Republic and yet people sound like they are from Jamaica or Somerset/Oxfordshire/Wiltshire...
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Also for anyone that hasn't played the first one its currently on sale. It's £8.74 for the royal edition on steam, so it comes with the DLC's which add many hours
£6.50 on CdKeys.
Jamaican
Yeah that was awesome when the inkeeper switched to Jamaican out of nowhere. How did they miss that? I didn't mind tbh. Was funny.
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Speaking of accents........I mean come on. An accent from a county that doesn't even exist!?
I mean to be fair, none of the English spoken in the game bears any resemblance to the "English" spoken in 1403 either (today we would hardly understand a word that an "Englishman" would say in 1403 its that different), so in fact none of the English dialogue should be there, it should all be in Bohemian, German and/or various Slavic languages, if we're going to be accurate about the spoken languages in the game
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Yeah I understand that but to have an obviously American voice is just really weird and just shouldn't be there.I mean to be fair, none of the English spoken in the game bears any resemblance to the "English" spoken in 1403 either (today we would hardly understand a word that an "Englishman" would say in 1403 its that different), so in fact none of the English dialogue should be there, it should all be in Bohemian, German and/or various Slavic languages, if we're going to be accurate about the spoken languages in the game
You're right, it shouldnt, but then as I say, neither should any of the English voices either, the entire thing should be in their languages and we have to have subtitles and due to that it isnt something that bothers me, I cant complain about that particular voice but not mind the English voices which also didnt exist at the time. If I accept the one I have to accept the other (though I should say that if it was me, I would have all the voices in their own languages and have the subtitles as thats what I do in every other game which gives me the option to not have English voices
Finished the game after about 147 hours, thought Stalker 2 was my GOAT but much prefer the world Warhorse have created and I actually have some feelings towards some of the characters in this game. I was never emotionally invested with Stalker. Fantastic Game.
This 1000%
The rest of the game is so good they let themselves down here. The re-use is just too obvious and spoils the illusion.
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Stalker 2 is awful with the English voices. Walking through the zone and there's Welsh and Yorkshire accents....
Japanese, now that would look odd !