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Looks like a canthoplasty ad.pretty sure henry is modeled after the actor portraying him
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KickStarter Kingdom Come: Deliverance Pre-Release Thread [RELEASED, GO TO NEW THREAD]
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Arcane
Jesus Christ.
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Depends on the weather, the phases of the moon, the terrain and the environment. It does actually get absolutely pitch black in the middle of nowhere without the moon, on terrain that doesn't reflect much light. I have had that experience quite a lot in the family village back in 80s and 90s; real old school type rural areas. Some nights, it was a matter of moments before your eyes adjusted to the darkness and you started seeing around in the dark. Then, some nights, the adjustment never came.
Even in the middle of Berlin, walking through a garden colony (large areas of leased plots for urban gardening) at night can be dauntingly dark despite being in a large city. On a typically cloudy night, it is easy to see around as the clouds diffuse the city lights and reflect them back on the ground. Under a clear sky without a moon, however, I hardly see where I'm going, with the only thing guiding me being the silhouettes of huts and trees that I have become familiar with.
Edit: "Disagreeing" with actual experience? LEL
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Yep, if it's cloudy and you're far from the city light pollution it's absolutely pitch black. The deep rural night can be pretty intense.
I hope you will be able to play the game in sandbox mode, also with repeatable quests. If we get a kickass tightly knitted story with interesting world dynamic and changes, then i wouldnt even mind the sandbox mode. Make some interesting plot with treason, cunning plots, with group of interests, but also about a human decency in time of deceit and war. Play on emotions, make people immerse in characters, and genuinely hate some of them.You might not have the AAA studio funding, but the story can be great.
Im quite hyped for the game. I hope they will make more chapters/sequels with added maps, maybe something resembling the witcher expansions, so adding new maps. Although proper sequels are a better idea IMHO.
Im quite hyped for the game. I hope they will make more chapters/sequels with added maps, maybe something resembling the witcher expansions, so adding new maps. Although proper sequels are a better idea IMHO.
fantadomat
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Yeah cloudy and no moon is very dark. Still most normal nights is pretty visible and a counter point could be that on full moon and very clear sky it is very well illuminated. Also it is normal that in the cities there is no moon light. The cities's lights are preventing it from having an effect. Still in medieval times there was no light pollution like in the modern days.
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As the autistic screeching becomes louder ,our numbers grow!
That's a pretty half-assed magic circle. to be honest. I would require at least a pentagram, not this wimpy cross crap. It also looks too much like a reticule. Overall, I'd give it around 1/10.
fantadomat
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Shush you,it is hidden in the lower layers and it just looks transparent.
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I think Fallout had a simplified version of that, you can wear power armor and kids get scared, some npcs comment on it and if you wear a faction armor you can pose as them iirc.
The video also mentioned the state of the armor so if its clean/dirty or maybe damaged if that's a thing. That kinda feels a little bit like larping tho.
The video also mentioned the state of the armor so if its clean/dirty or maybe damaged if that's a thing. That kinda feels a little bit like larping tho.
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Man the body physics are hilarious
50 euro for me on Steam.
Thank to that fat fuck's "1 Jwro = 1 Dorra" policy for Europeans it's cheapest to buy here:
https://uk.gamesplanet.com/game/kingdom-come-deliverance-steam-key--3316-1
https://uk.gamesplanet.com/game/kingdom-come-deliverance-steam-key--3316-1
Already present in Morrowind with people attitude changing according to prize of your clothes, whever you wear ordinator or legion armor, caring the relics and if naked. This is why Oblivion was such
among many others; the fact you were not allowed to wear clothes, armor over them of it and robe on top of both.
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