KickStarter Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Dan Vavra's medieval chad simulator

[dragonul09]

I've been thinking about 'limited saves' aspect.
It *does* make the game more fun in the long run (CTDs notwithstanding), but they really dropped the ball on implementation.
'Saviour schnapps'? Fucking really? It is DUMB and there is no denying that.

Saves in KCD actually aren't limited at all. You can brew saviour schnapps by the barrel and the ingredients can be found in abundance, so you can essentially save as much as you want and it costs nothing. The developers just decided to punish the player until he figures that out, which is indeed pretty dumb.

It's not punishing, it's how they artifcially lengthen the game, a lot of the ''features'' are pretty basic and fluff worthy, far cry from the ''hardcore'' some folks yell around here. The game would be hilariously short if they didn't had this kind of padding.

Once again, spot on analysis. If this game was made by anyone else, codex would be shitting all over it. It's crazy how retarded this game and everyone who likes it is, isn't it? It's like a 5 hour walking and fetching simulator got popular only because Vavra said some shit. Idiots should be playing DS instead.

Sarcasm aside, you are pretty much on point, even if you are a casual hypocrite fag.

I'm not sure what sarcasm you're talking about, but I'm glad you agree with me. Your videos were eye opening.

Sure they were, but you must be pretty dumb if you realised that only after seeing the videos, seems that you can't think for yourself and need to be spoonfeed, but I'm glad that you are glad on agreeing with me.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

They said it was going to be a trilogy back in the Kickstarter days. Base level backers were only getting Part 1 of the game.

I paid £15 which was an absolute steal considering what people are paying now.

I always assumed it was meant to be one game with 3 acts, is that not what they intended?

 

[Deleted member 7219]

They said it was going to be a trilogy back in the Kickstarter days. Base level backers were only getting Part 1 of the game.

I paid £15 which was an absolute steal considering what people are paying now.

I always assumed it was meant to be one game with 3 acts, is that not what they intended?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1294225970/kingdom-come-deliverance

Approx. gameplay time: 30 hours (Act 1), 70+ hours (all 3 acts)

Also note the higher backer tiers contain Acts 2 and 3.

 

[evdk]

Actually the game was originally planned as a trilogy but during the development they probably realized first act would be too short so they welded the first two acts together. I'm guessing the third will be an expansion now. Although Vavra said they can't afford making monster expansions like Blood and Wine so we'll see.

They might afford them after all, with the way it is selling and all.

EDIT: Fuck you, I don't need spelling, I have Adidas.

 

[Merlkir]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

 

[Zombra]

We need a :fry: or button

upvote me

 

[evdk]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

And then you have the Codex, which is schizo as fuck when it comes to naming. Sometimes it uses the Czech variant, sometimes the German one and sometimes it goes with "XXX in KCD." It makes my teeth itch. Not to mention you have Jan Ptáček as Hans Capon in the game and then the Codex calls his father "Birdie." Pick a translation and stick to it, Jesus Christ.

 

[cvv]

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Seagull Mare is totally badass.

Asi I said they dropped the ball on many of the names, Smejki said they were taken from a 17th century map or some such but c'mon, let's use common sense here. If I worked for Warhorse this game would've been soooo much better oh my god.

 

[evdk]

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Seagull Mare is totally badass.

Asi I said they dropped the ball on many of the names, Smejki said they were taken from a 17th century map or some such but c'mon, let's use common sense here. If I worked for Warhorse this game would've been soooo much better oh my god.

The translation is indeed weird, but I suspect the foreigners (ie the most people buying this) can't differentiate between Rattay and whatever random fantasy town name, so it does not matter. I just automatically translate it in my head when playing. Sassau my ass.

 

[cvv]

The translation is indeed weird, but I suspect the foreigners (ie the most people buying this) can't differentiate between Rattay and whatever random fantasy town name, so it does not matter. I just automatically translate it in my head when playing. Sassau my ass.

Yeah, watching streams and YT it really seems nobody gives a shit. Except most people can't wrap their heads around Wenceslaus, Przybyslawitz, Uzhits and Woyzeck. Wenceslaus is kindda oficial but I'd swap it for Wenzel. The rest should not be anywhere near the game, jesus christ.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

 

[evdk]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Because grammar changes?

 

[Merlkir]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Quick googling gives me the Old Czech Chronicle (a collection of smaller chronicles, some translated from Latin, some already written in Czech, detailing the years 1378 - 1527).

http://v2.manuscriptorium.com/index.php?q=node/167

edit: Sorry, I misread. I honestly don't know what he would've called himself. I'll look into it, but certainly it seems Racek Kobyla would've been what Czechs called him at the time.

edit2: The "Radzig" variant gives me mostly KCD google results, so perhaps that's a made up transcription for the English voiceover? Dunno.

 

[HoboForEternity]

Smejki

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/king...old-one-million-copies-45-coming-from-the-pc/

the yacht, the yacht!

 

[evdk]

Smejki

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/king...old-one-million-copies-45-coming-from-the-pc/

the yacht, the yacht!

Buy a yacht, park it at Lipno!

 

[rusty_shackleford]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Because grammar changes?

I see Racka used in a few modern contexts too though so I'm confused.
e.g,
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stříbrná_Skalice_(hrad)

který na něm měl jako purkrabího Racka Kobylu ze Dvorce

This is referring to Radzig(Racek), right?

 

[Merlkir]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Because grammar changes?

I see Racka used in a few modern contexts too though so I'm confused.
e.g,
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stříbrná_Skalice_(hrad)

který na něm měl jako purkrabího Racka Kobylu ze Dvorce

This is referring to Radzig, right?

Yes, it says Wenceslaus IV appointed Racek the burgrave of the Skalitz castle.

 

[evdk]

I keep being a bit confused by the naming conventions in this game. (and the translation)

There are names that have direct equivalents like Henry (Jindřich), some have literal translations (Reeky/Smraďoch), but others use sort of German forms (??) in the English dub.
Like sir Radzig Kobyla - I guess his name doesn't actually translate to "Seagull" (=Racek), it's just a cognate maybe? I don't know the actual etymology of the historical guy's name. Anyway, it is spelled "Racek" in the Czech translation.

So if we were to be a bit cheeky, his full name is "sir Seagull Mare". (majestic!)

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Because grammar changes?

I see Racka used in a few modern contexts too though so I'm confused.
e.g,
https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stříbrná_Skalice_(hrad)

který na něm měl jako purkrabího Racka Kobylu ze Dvorce

This is referring to Radzig(Racek), right?

That's just declension.

 

[Darth Slaughter]

Is New Colossus a SJW dream game? I have the game but havent played it yet, and I didn't follow reviews of the game. All I know it has Hitler without mustache an is about Nazism in america post technological-WWII, and it's a AAA game design.

 

[HoboForEternity]

the soundtrack is on spotify.

i know what to listen at work toda :D

 

[rusty_shackleford]

Is New Colossus a SJW dream game? I have the game but havent played it yet, and I didn't follow reviews of the game. All I know it has Hitler without mustache an is about Nazism in america post technological-WWII, and it's a AAA game design.

It's shit but it had a political agenda therefore reviewers tonguebathed it.

 

[mildTea]

Since you're Czech, can you tell me why historic Czech documents refer to Radzig as Racka Kobylu?

Czech is a flexive language and has seven declension cases. Various verbs and prepositions require specific cases. Here the name Radzig takes a Czech form Racek which happens to mean seagull and so you declinate it, otherwise it would sound weird and wouldn't fit the language if you just used Racek in all grammar cases:
Nom. - Racek
Gen. - Racka
Dat. - Racku or Rackovi
Acc. - Racka
Vok. - Racku
Lok. - Rackovi
Inst. - Rackem

 

[cvv]

blabber

Dude make your own thread about Czech gramatics, nobody cares.

 

[evdk]

blabber

Dude make your own thread about Czech gramatics, nobody cares.

If it sells more copies...

 

[Lyric Suite]

Is New Colossus a SJW dream game?

It goes beyond that:



The only way this could be more third wave feminist is that if she was menstruating while doing the back flips.

Ho, let's not forget this classic as well:



This game was made by fucking mongolids. The SJW shit just makes it extra derpy.