Kingdom Come: Deadly Erections 2 (http://metro.co.uk/2017/08/18/man-tied-his-penis-to-shotgun-and-then-shot-himself-in-the-head-6862457/)what the hell does this have to do with anything?
The title of the game amused me.
That aside, compared to the Witcher the premise is kind of boring tbh. Unless it has warbamd like mechanics, which doesmt seem the case
I'd actually like a *classic RPG* - nothing gritty or 'groundbreaking', no weird online mechanics or painstaking twists, just a solid RPG.
for everyone on the fence, i may do a let's play about it so you can get a taste of it before you buy. its story heavy but this might be ok cuz im a goody two shoes who still uses intrigue (like tyrion) and you might want to be tywin.Link it here when you put it up and I'll take a look!
my internet's pretty shit so its probably going to be pics and text.
I am still on the "never pre-order" train, but very interested.Same
I am still on the "never pre-order" train, but very interested.
Link it here when you put it up and I'll take a look!
For those who had preordered already you should be able to go on their website and activate it on Steam. Still can't pre-load it which is pretty dumb.
Hope the hype is real.
Gmg just mailed their kingdom come keys, woo.
Im still at work, boooo.
I'll get a lp page prepared when i get home. I'll be online while im on my trip, im gone for 2 days, but i hope to get it downloaded and started thursday.
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so it's out and i hear its good.
the primary cons are:
bugs and optimization (to be expected, it's warhorse studios first game and it's brand spanking new)
lack of random events in the world (traveling places rarely have events happen on the road; maybe bandit attacks and stuff but thats it)
the main characters face (this one made me lol)
i'll be getting started on my lp when i get back home tomorrow night but i wont have time to really play until thursday night. my first posts in my lp will start friday night.
4. it's for pc: check
4. it's for pc: check
The controls are obviously designed for consoles. That kept me from trying all the recent Elder Scrolls games, and it looks like I'll skip this one too.
I have been playing for over 20 hours now and haven't noticed any political undertones or anything...Disney movies do a good job of shoehorning politics into stuff but this game doesn't have that.I will also second this.
Looking into the controversy a bit, it occurred well before the game was actually released and has nothing to do with the actual politics expressed in the game.This is fair enough and explains why there are attempts to attack the game in any way possible. I mostly figured it was just easier development wise to make a non-customisable player character.
Basically a developer (or whatever) said way back during the kick-starter that Bohemia was entirely white in this time period and that's why you have to play as a white guy. People pointed out that this is not true and then he said that he felt attacked and... Yeah. It's an argument on the internet about race and representation. I think you all can imagine how the rest of it went and all of the mud thrown around.
Has anyone had any luck with archery so far? I did a bit of horse archery to kill the two bandits for the main quest, but I haven't done much since I stole a (real) sword from said bandits. Does it get to a point where you can actually hit things decently?
4. it's for pc: check
The controls are obviously designed for consoles. That kept me from trying all the recent Elder Scrolls games, and it looks like I'll skip this one too.
Not sure how you got this conclusion...I am playing on PC and it feels like a PC game...the control scheme feels just fine.
That's a pretty shallow way to judge a game...you don't even try it cause you assume the controls are meant for console games...
4. it's for pc: check
The controls are obviously designed for consoles. That kept me from trying all the recent Elder Scrolls games, and it looks like I'll skip this one too.
Not sure how you got this conclusion...I am playing on PC and it feels like a PC game...the control scheme feels just fine.
That's a pretty shallow way to judge a game...you don't even try it cause you assume the controls are meant for console games...
I looked at the videos and saw the typical controller inventory management.
I don't even try it, because other aspects of the game will naturally also be designed for consoles.
4. it's for pc: check
The controls are obviously designed for consoles. That kept me from trying all the recent Elder Scrolls games, and it looks like I'll skip this one too.
Not sure how you got this conclusion...I am playing on PC and it feels like a PC game...the control scheme feels just fine.
That's a pretty shallow way to judge a game...you don't even try it cause you assume the controls are meant for console games...
I looked at the videos and saw the typical controller inventory management.
I don't even try it, because other aspects of the game will naturally also be designed for consoles.
Can you elaborate? I still don't understand how it is designed for consoles? I have been a PC gamer for well over a decade and I played consoles before this current generation...There is nothing about the inventory screen that makes me go "Ugh they designed this for console and ported to PC"
They did have this issue with Skyrim...luckily as part of the PC master race there are mods to fix it.
It seems extremelly pedantic to skip a game based on an assumption of something that, at worst, is mildly annoying and will be fixed with mods.
I was super intrigued by it, but then discovered the head dev is a neo-Nazi and stuffed his game with his politics.
Finally, I am not the one calling him a neonazi, his twitter, which is nothing but neo nazi reposts and shares is calling him a neo nazi, and just like in “Are we the baddies”, us SJWs aren’t running his twitter account
Haven't run into people magically knowing I committed crimes issue myself actually, so far anytime I've been caught the dude has to actually scream out first and a guard hear it before I get tagged. Is your noise/conspicousness really high cause there is some wonkyness with people hearing you committing crimes absurd distances away.
This is why I kill all witneses....makes the fines go away if they don't get to the guards first
This is why I kill all witneses....makes the fines go away if they don't get to the guards first
Killing somebody over a couple of bandages seemed excessive. Also, I was hoping maybe they would have forgotten about me when I returned.
how is the blacksmithing minigame? i was thinking about lots of games having more skill-based minigames for things like crafting so i'm interested in how it turned out.
Did you put 1 or more of the poison in the pot? Did you eat from it before? How long did it take to affect them? Is there a animation with it?One poison, didn't eat from it, they came up and scooped food out, sat down, ate it and then were paralyzed. It happened in the evening probably when they were scheduled to have dinner anyways so that most likely affected it. Just cause it's poisoned doesn't magically make then super hungry and want to eat unlike some games.
I saw the receipt for bane poison, sitting at 1k+ while the poison itself is dirt cheap, so I'm just lazy and buy it from my fav. forest hag.
So this is basically just a Skyrim-like game, but without the fantasy?
I'm really thinking about getting this, but the $60 price tag and the fact that open-world games tend to have hilariously broken bugs makes me hesitate a bit.
How's it look like on that front?
I don't know what your definition of open world is. Skyrim is open world in my book.So this is basically just a Skyrim-like game, but without the fantasy?
No, not at all. It's open-world, but it has far, far less combat then most open-world stuff. It's more like something like Planescape.
I don't know what your definition of open world is. Skyrim is open world in my book.So this is basically just a Skyrim-like game, but without the fantasy?
No, not at all. It's open-world, but it has far, far less combat then most open-world stuff. It's more like something like Planescape.
So heavier on RP?
It feels like we are only a few small steps away from allowing fully free movement of the sword in this game, that would be nice.
It feels like we are only a few small steps away from allowing fully free movement of the sword in this game, that would be nice.
I don't think I've seen any non-VR game besides Die by the Sword attempt this. Would certainly be interesting to see, hehe.
It feels like we are only a few small steps away from allowing fully free movement of the sword in this game, that would be nice.
I don't think I've seen any non-VR game besides Die by the Sword attempt this. Would certainly be interesting to see, hehe.
Not fpp, but it has been done - Exanima (http://store.steampowered.com/app/362490/Exanima/). Unfortunately, I think it is abandoned, but has cheap, playable alpha-version game. Not really a great game, but Die by the Sword wasn't either.According to their forums they are at least communicating with players and are writing something that could be "dev blogs". Either they are too lazy to write about updates in the news section or they are not doing updates at all. Without buying the game we can never know and I'm opposed of buying the game without visible updates (or at least something in the news at the steam store page).
According to their forums they are at least communicating with players and are writing something that could be "dev blogs". Either they are too lazy to write about updates in the news section or they are not doing updates at all. Without buying the game we can never know and I'm opposed of buying the game without visible updates (or at least something in the news at the steam store page).
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I don't the referenceThere was a large kerfuffle around the release of the game connected to some racist-y statements from the devs, which then like any good internet controversy rubber-banded into "You only dislike this game because of politics".