Kingdom Come: Deliverance

Historically accurate and really good at overall. Is trully a better experience then skyrim

The game is a little buggy at times but that kind of adds to the charm. It is a little tricky sometimes and if your like me you will start over a few times. All in all Im happy. The trick is to not rush through and take your time so by the time you get to the end your skilled up enough to tackle the challenge. I do hope there is some DLC or sometihng in the future casue I feel the game could have a lot of potential to expand.

I got the game 3 weeks after launch(due to DRM free version adn reasons) I play on an computer with CPUi5 4690k GPU RX470 4gb vram 16 GB DDR3 RAM I play on 1440p monitor at most setting at low. BEfore the first patches i had to pålay with full screen resolution 1080p because starting area for some reason runs poorly. Now after a few patches i could put to many medium quality and resolution native 1440p. I played at 30-45fps, and at the few large battles i suffered a lot of stutter and slowdowns. ANd for me after i turn off the gasme it turns up the gamma of my gpu so everything is washed out, so i have to reboot my desktop to get it back. Addendum. BEautiful game, looks great, good story, lots to do, enjoyable gameplay, . But held back with bugs,m stutter adn performance issues. I may go and play a second run a little later after a couple patches, but i enjoyed my 73 hours in the end!

Im glad I finally finished this game, now I can concentrate on real life duties again :) The game suffers from bad optimization (to my laymans eye), bugs, and combat with multiple opponents can become clunky in tight spaces, but still, this game manages to beat all the rpgs from recent years. Judging by the size of their team and their funds, they did superb job.

Positives: - The people who built the "world" loved it. No "cookie cutter" world here! The game space feels organic, natural, authentic... - The sound is fine. No errors or bugs. - Even though some of the quests have confusing parts to them, overall they are of a higher quality than anything cheesy games like Skyrim had. - Objects, weapons, and uniforms look pretty good. - I read in numerous places that the lockpicking was horrible, but I enjoyed it and had no problems. I prefer it to Bethesda's solution (since people often compare the two). Negatives: - Unoptimized! I can play numerous games such as The Witcher 3 at 4K, maxed settings, with hair works on, but I can barely run this game at 1440p with medium settings at around 55 fps. - Buggy animal behavior. They will suddenly slide around and suddenly change their speed as well, even though their walking animation does not change. - NPC design is odd and sometimes does not make any sense. For example, some city guards told me that people MUST carry a torch at night, or else, yet more than half the city walks around without them and nothing happens. I however am arrested. *face palm* - Combat is a complete mess. Every time I try to hit an enemy they block it. Even untrained farmers wearing peasant rags and holding pitchforks can somehow block every attempt I make, then hit me with pinpoint accuracy. Despite all of my training every one of my hits are blocked by everyone, and even a 6 year old holding a rock can kill me. I am at a loss with this game. If any other system in the game besides combat was so VERY lacking I think I could work through it, but the one thing I want to enjoy in EVERY role playing game is the story and the combat. The problem with this is that I kept failing quests because I keep failing in combat, and so I cannot even enjoy the story. Even Sekiro was tough, but always fair and at LEAST made sense. Do NOT recommend, even on sale. I wish I could get a refund. :/