Game Discussions Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
To be fair, in the original game the maps were a bit too big for the content...enough to be mostly empty at any road. Lots of nice countryside with little happening outside of the story content. By the looks of it, they've tightened everything up is all with slightly smaller, denser areas to explore
To be fair, in the original game the maps were a bit too big for the content...enough to be mostly empty at any road. Lots of nice countryside with little happening outside of the story content. By the looks of it, they've tightened everything up is all with slightly smaller, denser areas to explore
Well by comparison Stalker 2's map is 64 km2. That's a bit smaller than GTA 5 (75.84 km2). It's nice to have the freedom to roam around.
Looking forward to that as well...tomorrow (20th) isn't it?
Yes. The 20th. 4pm'ish, UK. Not that I'm looking forward to getting my hands on it....
<...glances nervously over my shoulder for Mrs PiLhEaD before chuckling.... mwah hah hah ha haah.... muttering... 'my precious'..........>
I've tried the first Kingdom Come but found the combat a bit to realistic (read, to hard) to my taste and gave up on it.
I doubt I'll ever buy this iteration, it does look very good though.
I'm playing Dragon Age the Veilguard right now, I think it's a good game, no 10/10 or goty but just good.
The combat is a lot of fun.
I doubt I'll ever buy this iteration, it does look very good though.
I'm playing Dragon Age the Veilguard right now, I think it's a good game, no 10/10 or goty but just good.
The combat is a lot of fun.
There's no auto-leveling of enemies in KCD like you get in a lot of games so at the beginning of the game anyone you fight will slaughter you with pretty much their first hit, you are just a teenager after all. The fighting becomes miles easier once you've found someone to train you and you start to learn how to use a sword. I almost gave up on the game because I didn't know that it was best to evade enemies until quite a bit in to the game.
Yup, once you 'learn' the various master skill moves after a bit of training with the couple of weapons and fighting instructors in the game, you can slaughter 99% of enemies with ease with any weapon of choice. You're not doing anything different or complicated...you just get a bit more competent at wafting a sword about
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The "master strike" is the "Iwin button" but the game still pits you against numeric odds. It is not a game where opponents wait politely until it's their turn. Master strike unlocks after the Neuhof mission chain. You have to solve it to make Bernard return to Rattay and reassume his training post.
The guy talking sounds like an AI voice, not sure though.
Wouldn't be surprised with how natural it has gotten.
Doesn't sound that way to me.... \o/
I'm on the fence about KCD2. I played KCD quite a bit but in the end didn't stay with it. I may pop back and give it another go, but this rarely works if I've put in enough hours the first time. I may get Red Dead Redemption 2 instead, having enjoyed RDR (on the playstation) and it being on my 'maybe' list for a while.
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