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Posted on: September 27, 2018
Nilok7
Gry: 489 Opinie: 8
Pretty good
Some bugs and balancing issues but I think this game has what POE lacked, a coherent story that does not make me yawn. The combat is responsive and requires some thought and timing. The biggest gripe I have is that the animations seem a little stiff.
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Posted on: July 21, 2019
BrigandBoy
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 55 Opinie: 3
A lot is there, but a lot is missing
I've played some 130+ hours of this game so far, and I've enjoyed a lot of it. The story isn't bad, the fighting can be fun, the map is fun to explore... the Kingdom/Barony management is fun, though I am unsure as to what effect it really has on the game-world itself. There seems to be a lot of content in the game, and that is great. There are a lot of areas to explore, and even with my amount of hours put in, I am still finding interesting encounters out in the wilds of the Stolen Lands. However, the game is also missing quite a bit. I cannot rely on mercenaries to run things, so hiring adventures and roleplaying them as "old friends" of the main character is out. The portraits the game comes with are very limited (though this can be alleviated by mods). The character models are almost impossible to match to the portraits (with or without mods). You cannot edit your own biography or the biography of your mercenaries... But all of that is small stuff. The big things are the characters not making sense within the story world (such as an open relationship between two former slaves in which one is possessive and yet also.. fine... with the open relationship? What?) And the world itself does not care who your character is beyond limited dialogue choices. For example, I played through a part where a dwarf forge can get destroyed twice; once with a human and once with a dwarf main character. BOTH times, the dialogue options were the same when the forge got destroyed, and BOTH times, the character who did it got off scot-free without a reprimand, despite the destruction being essentially heresy for any dwarf. I have a lot of complaints about this game, but... I also have a lot of fun with it and I've sunk a lot of hours into it. It's worth a play-through, I think. Just don't expect it to blow your mind or keep you riveted like Baldur's Gate or PS:Torment. This is a decent game, but very flawed.
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Posted on: October 31, 2020
mainbrace
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 288 Opinie: 8
Taking all the fun out of CRPG's
In the tabletop RPG community there are tales of "That Guy". "That Guy" thinks all his ideas are great, he has no idea that his great ideas aren't fun for other p[layers and no matter how many times you tell him he doesn't listen. In this case "That Guy" is Owlcat games. Kingmaker is horrendiously balanced, on normal difficulty random encounters are so easy as to be pointless, most planned encounters are painfully overtuned with enemies having absurd attack bonuses, armor classes and saving throws. All this means if you aren't optimising your characters to the extreme you are going to be murdered by low level mobs repeatedly. Kingdom management is also plagued with horrible design choices, a single poor choice or failed saving throw can send your Kindom into a death spiral to which there is no escape. And I mean no escape, there are a few ways to fix your kingdom, most won't work because you have to roll to succeed and you will have massive penalties to your rolls. Promoting an advisor and actually improving your Kingdom takes 2 weeks in game time, during that 2 weeks you can't make any other decisions or take any actions, which means a critical action can take place and completely screw you over. The only saving grace here is you can turn the Kingdom management off, cutting out a significant portion of the game. There are positives, character creation is actually really good, there are enough options make a character for any playstyle. Story wise the world is interesting and the characters you will meet are well written mostly fun to have around with entertaining party banter (Except Harrim, seriously, guy needs some therapy). Buy it on sale.
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Posted on: December 7, 2018
Neranz
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 68 Opinie: 3
No SSD? Don't buy this game.
Like many other reviews, I want to say I love the CRPG aspects of the game. Love the building of characters, I enjoy even the cliche characters, etc. If you like rules heavy, DnD style spacebar pausing combat up a storm games to micro difficult encounters, you will enjoy this game. Like other reviews have said, yes this game does not explain a whole lot about certain features, but I'm still loving it. One thing I have not seen on many reviews or just touched on slightly that I think is important, is if you don't have a SSD hard drive, do not buy this game. I've played on my gaming laptop (2016 stats) without SSD, and my main desktop with, and there is a big, BIG difference. Even with the SSD though, I probably spent 20% of my time in game in loading screens. For some reason the kingdom making UI is graphics or computation intense? And without the ability to open your journal and check available time to complete certain quests/objectives, you have to leave the kingdom making UI, loading screen, ok now check journal, alright reload kingdom making UI, another loading screen, turns out I have enough to building points to maybe upgrade my town, ok another loading screen, nope not enough money, back to kingdom making UI, another loading screen, dont need to do anything in the UI now, and back to my character, another loading screen. Each one of these loading screens is between 3 and 25 seconds with the SSD. When I was doing kingdom management on my laptop without the SSD, I was able to read a book simutaneously. Really do enjoy the many different aspects, staying true to the roots, kingdom/character building, nice 6 player party size (I have room for a bard!) but for what you get on the kingdom UI (which doesnt seem like much more than a fancy map), load times are very frequent, and often long enough that makes the frequency irritating. If I would have just played this on my laptop without knowing the beauty of the SSD, I would have lost interest in the game.
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Posted on: January 14, 2019
alegator7920
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 170 Opinie: 2
Loved it despite it's issues.
I have played a lot of Isometric RPGs in the past few years and liked some enough to buy them again when i switched to GOG last year and I also have some experience as a DM for running my own camaigns, although I play Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms, not Pathfinder. In the case of CRPGs i have played everything from Obsidian and Larian as well as this game from Owlcat, including Pillars of eternity 1 and 2 (though i havent finished the second one), Tyranny, Divinity Original sin 1 and 2 (2 being my game of the year last year and one of my all time favourites) and I can say this game became my game of the year for 2018 and I have spent the past months playing it non-stop. I will go over the good, the bad, and finally compare it to DOS2 so people get a better grasp of it. The Good: The story: which grabbed my attention right of the bat, with a plot in which you start as an adventurer on a quest and follow a belivable chain of events (By DnD standars). The characters: which are some of the goofiest and campiest NPCs this side of the world, and I love it. Everyone has their own alignments and beliefs and make for some great side quests which they play completely straight without any self references but also don't take themselves so seriusly that it turns you off. The Gameplay: much like playing a DnD campaign, felt very familiar to me. The Bad: The Bugs: mostly fixed by now but still prevalent in some areas and questline, Wildcards DLC bugged out for me and cutscenes wouldn't start even though they were prompted by dialogue. Save often. Crafting: non-existent, even for wizards which are supposed to be able to write scrolls in DnD or create items, severely underpowered. Party: not large enough. Pacing: Turtle crawl, unskipable cutscenes and unforgivable loading times. Comaprisson: the main difference is in combat, in DOS2 the battle was decided moment to moment. In Pathfinder, wether you win or lose is determined by your buffs and preparation time.
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