Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Hands down one of the most unfun slogs of a game I have ever had the misfortune of sitting through. Combat is a joke and your character is fragile like he's made of glass. I've heard you have to do a lot of in game practice to get your skill up but the game throws enemies at you before you can get any reasonable practice in so having a weapon in the first place just feels like a tease. Even if I was tempted to try and practice your character can barely even throw a punch properly in any of the fistfights he gets in. Enemies attack faster, harder, they block almost everything you throw at them, there's this overly conviluted aiming and combo system that is busted beyond reason. Someway, somehow, the devs managed to make the most antifun combat system ever devised, a work of evil genius. You could honestly burn the amount of money you would spend on this game and get more enjoyment out of it.

I spent a hour trying to handle the first fist fight, and i couldn't The problem for me goes beyond the fist fight. I don't like 1st person games and RPGs. And Kingdom Come forces 1st person on you. You can't switch to 3rd like you would in New Vegas. 1st person it is. Only times you see your character is during dialogues. And this is another problem for me. Because this is the only moment you can have a 3rd person view of your character, and said character is dubbed... As if i was watching someone else talk. This simply prevents me from roleplaying at all because this robs me of the chance to create the character myself or identify with it. It is not about the character sheet here, but like how an actor creates a role. All i can do is try to pretend i am this guy i don't care about. That won't fly for me. This is why i like isometric RPGs like Pathfinder most. On top of that, the hour i spent trying to get the fighting system was exceptionally unfun. Partly because of this 1st person view i really can't handle. Partly because it is so unintiuitive. Partly because i hate fighting myself. And partly because i am much more interested in planning explorations or strategizing than i am in mashing buttons. There is a reason why i am not interested in having a console or playing with a controller. Those people who love 1st person views and brawls may like that. But all those things are things i genuinely abhor. This means that i couldn't even find joy in the nice realistic environements, sounds or clothes. I simply felt claustrophobic anguish for not be able to switch views, and irritation because i couldn't grasp the brawling system. And so, it took less than 2 hours for me to give up. And a month later, i uninstalled the game, probably forever. Before buying this game, you need to make sure the forced 1st person view and fighting system are down your alley. Or you won't have fun. Don't see this as a RPG. It is not meant to roleplay. Take it as an adventure instead.