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KickStarter Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Dan Vavra's medieval chad simulator
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Too bad the graphics and physics are far crappier than the original.
Multidirectional
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So physics too? I saw that the graphics looked shittier and I knew that they removed leaning and quicksaving, which was enough for me to never bother with it. Didn't even know about physics but I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
I have just started KCD. What mods do I need? I mostly want to make polearms work, and armored combat focus on hitting unprotected areas, but I'm open to other suggestions.
Would you recommend the Better Combat and Immersion compilation?
Would you recommend the Better Combat and Immersion compilation?
VerSacrum
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Problem is that the polearms aren't balanced in Henry's hands so I concur with SlamDunk, even if their lack (together with the lack of crossbows etc.) is pretty much inexcusable in this setting.
And don't be afraid of playing in hardcore mode - the quest log provides enough instructions so you don't need the map markers. Woodland exploration is a big part of the game and it's even better in this mode.
Paul_cz
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I actually much prefer the new lighting model and as far as I know, physics was fixed.
moon knight
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Jesus Christ be praised wtf is this frametime?
PorkyThePaladin
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Don't listen to retards telling you to play it unmodded for the first time, a few simple mods can take KCD from interesting game territory to one of the great games of all time:
https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/kingdom-come-deliverance-modding-thread.126473/
moon knight
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Herny got that medieval drip
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
NecroLord
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Bohemian Playa Henry.Herny got that medieval drip
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
PorkyThePaladin
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Herny got that medieval drip
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
That hat with that armor is a crime against humanity. Try a mail coif you vile criminal!
moon knight
Matt7895's alt
Herny got that medieval drip
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
That hat with that armor is a crime against humanity. Try a mail coif you vile criminal!
Head protection is for cowards !
Harthwain
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Herny got that medieval drip
The cinematics are very well done, it's a shame there are so few of them. The animations and camera work of normal conversation pale in comparison.
That hat with that armor is a crime against humanity. Try a mail coif you vile criminal!
Head protection is for cowards !
Gerrard
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The best example of the incredible performance of this game is when you're in the monastery, there's a spot in the chapel where you are far enough from the monastery that I guess it switches off the NPC simulation
And once you take a few steps forward
And once you take a few steps forward
If you'd like a bit of history about it, the old developer diary entries (before the Kickstarter ones) are still available here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160328134507/http://warhorsestudios.cz/index.php?page=blog&lang=en
You can see where (or who) that honesty stemmed from.
The first screenshot of KCD2 leaked.
NecroLord
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And a game which takes history seriously.
Really, it is a work of love made by the czechs for their country's history and for us nerds to enjoy.
I love this game and have played it several times, but I have never actually finished it. What happens is, once the monastery quest comes around I end up getting frustrated and bored and end up killing everyone in the monastery and then, of course, the town guards get involved so they all die and after that I've got an insatiable bloodlust going on so I end up going town to town looting and pillaging. That's the canon ending to Henry's story in my world.
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There's an easy hack to get around the buggy, railroaded monastery quest. Once you know the identiy of the fake acolyte, although the game won't allow you to utilize this knowledge in dialogue, you can find a dagger stashed away, sneak up on your target while he is alone, kill him with an automatic stealth dagger takedown, then pick up the required item from his corpse and continue on with the main quest.
Granted, the remainder of the main quest isn't much good, either.
I'll keep that in mind next time Zed, but if I really sit and think about it, I don't think I'll have the patience to even go through those steps before losing my temper. Especially since it would be my 4th time going through that despicable place.There's an easy hack to get around the buggy, railroaded monastery quest. Once you know the identiy of the fake acolyte, although the game won't allow you to utilize this knowledge in dialogue, you can find a dagger stashed away, sneak up on your target while he is alone, kill him with an automatic stealth dagger takedown, then pick up the required item from his corpse and continue on with the main quest.
Granted, the remainder of the main quest isn't much good, either.
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