I just experienced the Cyrano scene. I actually laughed because of an RPG. I almost forgot how that feels like. Cool.
Always has been, brother.Annnnd now we got some wombyn pride shit with Antonia.
There's no escaping this crap, is there.
He gives up with real weapons and training maces, not with wooden swords.I wonder, can you actually kill Bernard if you fight him with real weapons during training? Or can you make him give up at least? I was beating him pretty consistently today, but i quit as i didn't want to abuse the xp gain. Maybe next time i can save and try to see how far i can go.
Kingdom Come has a definitive ending that will presumably be followed up on in the sequel.but i suspect once the main story and all the side quests are done the game will be pretty much over
I wonder if some randomly generated or repeatable activies would help spice things up
It does say on description "New game not required (everything can be toggled on/off without affecting save integrity)."I haven't read the whole page but i suspect this thing will probably fuck up by current playthrough and should probably wait for a fresh start to use it
there are people who will tell you that a bunch of icons thrown across your screen is superior to raw data
I wonder if some randomly generated or repeatable activies would help spice things up![]()
He's right, random encounters are fun.I wonder if some randomly generated or repeatable activies would help spice things up![]()
And there are random encounters in KCD. What he is scoffing at is the sort of radiant quest bullshit with infinite generic boring ass quests that Bethesda and Ubisoft come up with. And it is not really possible to make these quests in any way meaningful so I prefer not to have them there.He's right, random encounters are fun.
Afaik there are radiant quests in KCD very similar to what Ubisoft and Bethesda offer:And there are random encounters in KCD. What he is scoffing at is the sort of radiant quest bullshit with infinite generic boring ass quests that Bethesda and Ubisoft come up with.He's right, random encounters are fun.
It's worth giving items a closer inspection, I know I was able to wear chainmail under my brigandine or whatever that top layer chest piece is called and still get 0 noise (with repair skill perk that reduced noise of worn repaired items by X points of course). Pay close attention to Kettle Hats, Chainmail, and Brigandine as there are often improved versions that are identical in name and nearly identical in looks but have better stats of those three items.BTW, this is my set up right now. It's a rogue set up but i got enough metal in me that NPCs call me a "knight" etc: