Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Posted on: February 13, 2021

GAMETIEM

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The only game I've ever bought twice

I own KC:D on steam where I've got over 200 hours in it. I decided to pick it up while on sale here at gog so I can have a permanent no strings attached backup of the game because I enjoy it so. The setting, characters, story, and writing are all so amazing, and the developer's admiration for history is plain to see. People complain about things like quicksaves require a consumable, the encumbrance threshold being too low, the combat isn't the GOAT, but to me these are all just atttibutes that give the game character. Being limited on quicksaves may lead to frustration when you die and lose a ton of progress, but it also enforces the consequence of death. You get scared to die, and genuinely run for your life when danger comes instead of just shrugging it off. Let's talk about the combat though. Despite all the "mechanics" and pretty animations, they are ultimately just a veil to keep you from realizing that the combat is just morrowind's hit-chance system with a fresh coat of paint. If your stats vs the enemies stats crunch out to a 1% hit chance, then out of 100 attacks, 99 of them will be dodged, deflected, parried, or otherwise rendered null. My first play through, I appreciated it because I thought it was realistic, no matter how tough you are, a sword through the chest means you're going down. So naturally a tougher enemy would be more skillful at dealing with your attacks instead of just being a damage sponge. But for my 2nd play through and beyond I realized the down side: the system leaves almost zero room for player skill to be meaningful. Even if you have perfect timing and directional control, if your numbers are lower, you're not going to win. However, there is so much more to this game than combat, that you really shouldn't let the low combat skill ceiling prevent you from trying it out. Overall KC:D has been one of my favorite games of all time. I enthusiastically recommend it to anyone who likes immersive RPGs, this game is really worth it.

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Posted on: November 5, 2022

UndergradRage

Spiele: 422 Rezensionen: 9

OK game

DO NOT PICK THE HIGHEST DIFFICULTY! From a fun game full of content the game becomes a CHORE. No fast travel in a big map with quests that make you go back and forth. No map marker, which makes finding treasures impossible. Not even compass markers. I spent 80% of the time being lost and horse riding instead of doing quests. This is just unfun. You fell from your horse and turned? Congratulations, now you are lost! Your horse moved while you checked the map. Congrats, you are lost. You took the wrong path out of 4 in almost the same angle, two being almost invisible. Guess what - you are lost. NOT FUN AT ALL. And you can't lower the difficulty, you have to start over. The irony is that I would have finished the game way faster if I started over with fast travel rather than continue to suffer like that. Also some bugs, but not too often and not game breaking. Story, graphics, animations, etc. is not up to AAA standards. I give 4 stars only because the game might be way more enjoyable if I did not have to spend so much time traveling, that I forget what my quest was all about... Developers, please never again implement such BS or at least take away the achievement but for the love of God, let me lower the difficulty without losing my progress!

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Posted on: February 18, 2023

NonTrabuco

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Amazing and beautiful game!!

Aside from some performance that I fixed with a GPU driver reinstall (even though the performance is still disappointing) I have no regrets with this game. Beatiful.

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Posted on: November 8, 2024

chepe0676

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A mix of good and bad

This game is very difficult to rate Some aspects are undoubtedly above excellence: the graphics are still great, the plot is interesting, the reconstruction of the Middle Age is majestic, and the NPC are generally very charismatic and well written (my favourite are Hans Capon and Father Godwin). The world is huge and you have a lot of missions and activities. Usually you can solve the quests in different ways, so playing this you feel a great sense of freedom, it reminds me of Morrowind and Gothic 2 somehow. Dialogues and voice acting are ok. On the other hand this game has many problems. First of all, the saving system is probably the worst i have ever seen in a RPG, very frustrating. The combat system is realistic and it works fine for me: problem is that it was clearly thought for 1v1 combat and every time you face more than one enemy (it means the 90 per cent of the times) you are basically screwed because the movement is clunky and unresponsive. Beside this fact for some mysterious reason if you are losing a battle you cannot turn back and flee, because you are locked to your enemy and again, you are screwed. Using a bow could be a solution...theoretically. Because you don't have a f***ing crosshair, so you miss the 9/10 of the shots, it's embarrassing. Other mechanics are just...weird: riding a horse is a chore, alchemy is a disaster, and there are other strange annoyances. For instance, you are the apprentice of a blacksmith but you can't forge anything (a modern game without crafting, are you kiddin' me?), you lived by a river since childhood but you can't swim, etc. In particular I hate the fact that, if you are overencumbered you can't fast travel even if you are riding a horse, does it make sense? No man, it doesn't, and it makes all the hunting quests nearly impossible. All in all, my advice is to play this game: if you have enough patience it can give you a lot of fun. But remember that it's not a game for everyone, so be cautious.

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Posted on: December 18, 2018

Dorin_Rav_

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Ambitious but rubbish.

+landscape and historical accurate cities +realistic armour and weapons +underlying priniciple -everyting else, sadly -and most of all story and characters The melee combat is a complete mess. Having the same controls (moving your mouse) for choosing the direction of your attack and moving the camera simply does not work, you just end up turning away from you opponent all the time. As for the ranged combat, yes, not having a mark in the middle of the screen (where your arrow is pointing) is realisitic, but you don't get any feedback about the position of your hands in-game (obviously), so most of the time, targeting is just guessing and hoping for the best. The progression and stat system makes the whole combat system utterly useless, the game is a complete mess in every way, but especially balance wise. But the worst thing by far are the story and characters. I have never encountered such a uninteresting and boring cast of characters in any book or game i have played/read. The protagonist couldn't have less character depth if he was represented by a cardbord cut-out version of himself. The atrocious voiceacting just drives this mess deeper into the ground. There are only two games right now, which i started and deliberatly stopped playing, this and Final Fanatsy XIII, where the characters weren't just boring, they were also really annoying. A combination which is an achievement in itself. I wanted to like Kingdom Come, i really did. But the overall realisation of an awesome idea falls flat in almost every aspect and this might be even worse, than FFXIII, because i didn't have such high hopes for that game.

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