The save game restrictions were one of my favorite aspects of KCD.
Sleeping in a bed - can cost money, doesnt have to....there were beds literally everywhere. And even renting a room in a tavern didnt cost a fortune. The economy in the game wasnt very hard imho.
It was a great system imho and it really reinforced the choices and consequences aspect. When you were infiltrating a house or a camp you could not rely on F5 F9 as soon as you were spotted, which you can usually do in all these type of games. When you were suddenly attacked by a bandit in a forest you were really stressed of losing your life (and progress) and so were ultra focused on the combat or the attempt to flee. It basically nuked every possibility of save scumming and forced you to live with your decisions, making the game ultra immersive.
It's 2 Groschen lol. But I'm pretty sure you can haggle some down to 1, if you are real cheapSleeping in a bed - can cost money, doesnt have to....there were beds literally everywhere. And even renting a room in a tavern didnt cost a fortune. The economy in the game wasnt very hard imho.
Saviour schnaps wasnt exactly cheap, thats true....but due to the alchemy stuff and you being able to brew everything yrself, you could use that even in yr favour and becoming the ultimate drug seller of Bohemia.
yes it has, it is the same system that was introduced in the original game
That was part of the fun for me - made the journey feel much more real and consequential. I do understand about suddenly needing to quit playing, though.But the thing is not just that, i agree it's doable for sure, but think you are in the middle of exploring and didn't plan a head and out of schnapps.. now i need to stop playing, what do i do? go to town which could take several minutes, or maybe fast travel and hope not dying in the middle... again it's doable no doubt, but having a saving method that let you save when done for the day is a must for me, I'm happy that it was added and also for the sequel.
Warhorse uploaded all the cutscenes as a movie to their channel. If I was in your situation I would watch that up until to the point where my save is to refresh and continue playing from there.
How do I find out where I am story wise?
If you just watch it, you'll recognize sequences and when you stop recognizing them - should be about where you left off.How do I find out where I am story wise?
I assume you do not have a memory of a goldfish and as you watch, you will remember
I assume you do not have a memory of a goldfish and as you watch, you will remember
Plus you have a journal in game that shows you what quests you are on, there is detailed description.
...but if you played at launch and your saves are from some version 1.0 or some such, I would definitely start a new game if only to avoid any incompatibilities between latest patch and old saves.
thanks guys. I usually game stoned so I pretty much do have the memory of a goldfish. it greatly contributes to the problem I've found myself with.
That is a very early mission. You probably don't even have a horse yet. If you are still in rattay it's early gamethanks guys. I usually game stoned so I pretty much do have the memory of a goldfish. it greatly contributes to the problem I've found myself with.
I play RPGs very very slow and my first run was hardcore. I think that even though I'm at 54 hours I didn't do much. I would wager I'm still super early in the story.
does this help you guys figure out where I am story wise? here are my active quests and completed quests:
Are you ok...?
thanks, I usually explore every little nook and cranny before moving onto a new area, so I play these games super slow. again that is a 54 hour save.
Me too...i am slow ass player as well when it comes to these huge games, but its usually by purpose just to max out the experience.
Yeah you are just after the prologue (hilarious, after 50 hours).
Haha holy shit, you've played 54 hours and is still on I'd say the first proper post prologue mission, damn that's impressive xDthanks guys. I usually game stoned so I pretty much do have the memory of a goldfish. it greatly contributes to the problem I've found myself with.
I play RPGs very very slow and my first run was hardcore. I think that even though I'm at 54 hours I didn't do much. I would wager I'm still super early in the story.
does this help you guys figure out where I am story wise? here are my active quests and completed quests:
Based on leaks it's gonna be even more intense in the sequel when Henry gets attacked by an arse bandit.
It's a true RPG now so you have an option to not resist
Not really, as those are typically the characteristics that make this IP so amazing
The realism is there to enhance immersion. It is not goal in itself. Game is designed to transport you to medieval bohemia and make you feel like you are there. E.g. you don't have to "constantly eat and sleep" but you have to do it like a human being would, if you do not want to suffer negative debuffs (e.g. if you get several days without sleep, your eyes will literally start closing (screen darkens randomly) and you can fall asleep eventually regardless.
When they were still at Giant Bomb, they decided not to review or talk about the game because of the game director Varva's tweets. Basically GB was virtue signaling that Varva is a misogynist and neo-nazi symphatizer and so on. Basic woke cancel culture stuff.
So happy that i never found these idiots funny in any way, shape or form.
thanks guys. I usually game stoned so I pretty much do have the memory of a goldfish. it greatly contributes to the problem I've found myself with.
I play RPGs very very slow and my first run was hardcore. I think that even though I'm at 54 hours I didn't do much. I would wager I'm still super early in the story.
does this help you guys figure out where I am story wise? here are my active quests and completed quests:
Why, you want him to follow your transition to sloppyjosephine?
Cool, so now you can stop spamming your dumb drama shit in every KCD thread. As you say, dollar will decide.
