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KickStarter Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Dan Vavra's medieval chad simulator
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I want to play as beefy boy Henry in the upper left. How do I make this happen?
I want to play asbeefy boy HenryViktor Orban in the upper left. How do I make this happen?
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Brought to you by the man who:
- wrote a quest in Alpha where a farmer suffers from severe diarrhea
- wrote a quest in the final game where you throw shit at a house
- was a model for an NPC who's probably most famous quote is "deep fucking shit"
Paul_cz
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Wait like seriously that quest is not in the final game? Are you fucking kidding me? Why not?!
That walking animation holding poop is one of the best animation in videogame. Shame it did not make it.
Paul_cz
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Damn... it would've fitted so well and been the stuff of legends, for sure.
it's an asset. it could be used by modders
PorkyThePaladin
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Can the doggo learn realistic HEMA techniques though?
Is that an American Staffordshire Terrier? In 1403?
PorkyThePaladin
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There should be a way to give in-game dogs food. They all look starving, while my Henry always has the overeating icon up.
I've never done it myself, but I've read that by dropping meat near a dog will do the trick. It's a stealth gameplay thing, as it silences the dogs.
mod tools when
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unfairlight
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1 thing I found disagreeable: He mentioned how he didn't like how there is no way of knowing what the level difference between you and the enemy is. There actually is. All enemies in this game are humans, and the better skilled humans will just be wearing better gear. It's obvious visually that guys with plate armour and longswords will be stronger, while idiots with a bludgeon and rags will be weak, with chainmail and kettle helm equipped men-at-arms being somewhere in the middle. If there were level numbers, that would break immersion and would not fit the game at all.
Probably just an idiot who is used to games that tell everything on you, and dont let him deduce by actual visual cues actually provided.
It is kinda expected with the average gamers, in the age where the art of visual information that is made naturally instead of trough meta UI is lost.
It is kinda expected with the average gamers, in the age where the art of visual information that is made naturally instead of trough meta UI is lost.
P. good for a video....BY A WOMAN!
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