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

[HoboForEternity]

Virgin "everything is AI-generated" Unreal vs Chad "everything is hand-crafted" other engines

Streamlining in workflow isn't a bad thing at least to a certain degree.

 

[Haba]

Fukkeen fix the AMD performance ffffffsssss

 

[Infinitron]

 

[HoboForEternity]

Maybe kcd2 will be announced in the end?

 

[smaug]

Played for around 10 mins, no character creation so I refunded

 

[Parsimonious cook]

Tags well deserved, it seems.

 

[smaug]

Tags well deserved, it seems.

I was hoping for a sprawling open world with custom professions, character and the like.

 

[ExposedBrainMatter]

I was hoping for a sprawling open world with custom professions, character and the like.

Well your character is still customizable, and the problem with having blank slate protagonists is that it inevitably means your background will be the very tired and gay and vague "stranger who ain't from round these parts."

 

[smaug]

I was hoping for a sprawling open world with custom professions, character and the like.

Well your character is still customizable, and the problem with having blank slate protagonists is that it inevitably means your background will be the very tired and gay and vague "stranger who ain't from round these parts."

I was expecting something of a better Warband esque game, but it wasn't my type.

 

[Jrpgfan]

Played for around 10 mins, no character creation so I refunded

There's no character creation on real life either. You should ask for a refund aswell.

 

[rusty_shackleford]

Well your character is still customizable, and the problem with having blank slate protagonists is that it inevitably means your background will be the very tired and gay and vague "stranger who ain't from round these parts."

New Vegas has shown that this isn't true(lonesome road is FAKE and not canon so don't bring it up.) Your background in NV is whatever you choose it to be, there are plenty of times when you can opt to have done something or not.

 

[ExposedBrainMatter]

New Vegas has shown that this isn't true(lonesome road is FAKE and not canon so don't bring it up.) Your background in NV is whatever you choose it to be, there are plenty of times when you can opt to have done something or not.

Fine but name one other game where it wasn't lame. Also in NV, even if you make a withered old man Johnson Nash will still call you youngster

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Johnson Nash

Yeah but that guy is so old you oughta tan his hide and make a few briefcases outta that leather.

Fine but name one other game where it wasn't lame.

Mount and blade warband.

 

[SlamDunk]

Koch Media Primetime event on June 11th.

https://weknowsomethingyoudontknow.com

 

[Smejki]

Video about production of KCD cutscenes. It's all in Czech but there might be some hitherto unreleased footage/pics that might be of interest to you.

 

[CrunchyHemorrhoids]

Lol peak cuckery when a game about czech history made by a czech dev releases without czech voice acting Keep this up and in 100 years there will be no czech language.

It falls to CzechAV to defend the language.

 

[Jrpgfan]

Video about production of KCD cutscenes. It's all in Czech but there might be some hitherto unreleased footage/pics that might be of interest to you.

Who the hell cares. Just tell us the release date for KCD2.

 

[Valdetiosi]

Booted this game again for the summer, I feel like this game set new standards for me in open world game, since I tend to drop and get bored too easily from other open world games. Maybe it's the environments, I don't think forests like these are done in any other game so well.

Also night encounter with bandit occured. Too tough for me, had to run back to town and let night watch beat him up.

 

[Gerrard]

Speaking of nights, for a game that supposedly uses GI the lighting at night is really shit.

How are the shadows in this scene pitch black? And you can see that they are literally pitch black by adjusting brightness/contrast on this image, there's nothing there. Is there some setting that can change this?
This happens in other places as well, like for example open barns. It's like the shadows cast at night turn into black holes.

 

[SlamDunk]

Gerrard

I'm far from an expert but I think it looks as if the indoors global illumination in KCD lacks light bounces. There seems to be just one bounce, if it even can be called that.

 

[Lord_Potato]

So, I've been playing this game for over 80 hours now, I am halfway through the main story and deep into some of the DLCs. Enjoying it so much - it's basically a thinking man's Elder Scrolls game. Bethesda would do something similar if they still had balls, like they used to in the era of Daggerfall and Morrowind.

Anyway...

I have to tell you one thing, guys. The inquisitorial trial of Johanka in Woman's Lot DLC is fucking great. Long have I waited for such piece of RPG brilliance. So many elements work together to make this scene believable and engaging - your stats (speech and charisma, even reading), your previous deeds and decisions, the books you've managed to read, conversations you had. Relations you created with certain NPCs. When it all goes into action it is a beauty to behold. A well written scene with lots of snarky dialogue, theological debate, moments of genuine comism, but also growing feeling of dread and incoming tragedy. You have to do a lot of legwork and talking before it even begins - and quest compass does not show you the most important factors, you have to use your brain to save the poor girl's life. During the trial you have many possibilities to influence the proceedings, but some things may happen regardless of your actions - you are not the main actor here. The main actors are the inquisitor (who at least in one ending shows a surprising amount of decency) and the accused woman. Also, every possible outcome is interesting and sad in its own, unique way. You can basically help Johanka save her life - or the sincerity of her convictions. But you can't save both.

Great idea and brilliant realization.

 

[RPK]

So, I've been playing this game for over 80 hours now, I am halfway through the main story and deep into some of the DLCs. Enjoying it so much - it's basically a thinking man's Elder Scrolls game. Bethesda would do something similar if they still had balls, like they used to in the era of Daggerfall and Morrowind.

Anyway...

I have to tell you one thing, guys. The inquisitorial trial of Johanka in Woman's Lot DLC is fucking great. Long have I waited for such piece of RPG brilliance. So many elements work together to make this scene believable and engaging - your stats (speech and charisma, even reading), your previous deeds and decisions, the books you've managed to read, conversations you had. Relations you created with certain NPCs. When it all goes into action it is a beauty to behold. A well written scene with lots of snarky dialogue, theological debate, moments of genuine comism, but also growing feeling of dread and incoming tragedy. You have to do a lot of legwork and talking before it even begins - and quest compass does not show you the most important factors, you have to use your brain to save the poor girl's life. During the trial you have many possibilities to influence the proceedings, but some things may happen regardless of your actions - you are not the main actor here. The main actors are the inquisitor (who at least in one ending shows a surprising amount of decency) and the accused woman. Also, every possible outcome is interesting and sad in its own, unique way. You can basically help Johanka save her life - or the sincerity of her convictions. But you can't save both.

Great idea and brilliant realization.

I never did any of the dlc, but that sounds fascinating

 

[Gerrard]

So, I've been playing this game for over 80 hours now, I am halfway through the main story and deep into some of the DLCs. Enjoying it so much - it's basically a thinking man's Elder Scrolls game. Bethesda would do something similar if they still had balls, like they used to in the era of Daggerfall and Morrowind.

Anyway...

I have to tell you one thing, guys. The inquisitorial trial of Johanka in Woman's Lot DLC is fucking great. Long have I waited for such piece of RPG brilliance. So many elements work together to make this scene believable and engaging - your stats (speech and charisma, even reading)

Except you end up with all of those stats/skills maxed halfway through the story.

 

[His Dudeness]

I love poaching and killing bandits, this game is great.

 

[Lord_Potato]

On the other hand, the Band of Bastards DLC is quite underwhelming.

I was disappointed by the fact there is no satisfactory conclusion. You don't get to talk with Kuno and his gang for the last time after you report back to Sir Radzig, even though Kuno tells you his crew will remain in the camp for a few more days and tells you to drop by - provided you got the good ending. If you go to them there are no options to talk to any of them.

The villain of the story also never gets enough spotlight to become interesting, even though he should be, from what we hear about him.

It seems like the devs ran out of cash or ideas by the end, which should not be the case, judging from the high number of sales KCD enjoyed.

The dlc is also quite buggy. I had to repeat the final battle several times because my allies attacked me the moment we dispatched the enemies.