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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II ⊰♖|OT|♖⊱ Stop! Or My Henry Will Swing His Sword!

FoxMcChief

Gold Member
Orgasm GIF
This was me at these Cheesecake Factory last night.
 

tTHANOSs

Member
The debt was for having slept on the bed, which supposedly was "mine" but the game somehow considers it not to be and hence a crime. So, there was no "debt" for the crime when I slept in the bed.
I think the bed on the floor is yours. I was able to sleep on it just fine without her getting mad. Was that the bed you used?
 

Gorgon

Member
I think the bed on the floor is yours. I was able to sleep on it just fine without her getting mad. Was that the bed you used?

Oh, I used the one she originally told me to sleep on. That's probably the issue. The game didn't do a good job at making that clear. Thanks.
 

tTHANOSs

Member
So what's up with the map. Most times when I open it up it's not focused directly on the character and pressing on r3 to center on player takes quite a few presses to get there.
 

Dorfdad

Gold Member
Sounds good. I really should get started with the first one. It does suck they never bothered enhancing it for either One X/Pro or PS5/Series.
Not needed. Take 10 mins and watch a recap from warhorses YouTube channel.

They do a good job with flashbacks setting things up.
 
The only jank I've noticed after five hours was Mutt glitching onto/around my farkle table.

As for saving, I found a field of Belladonna and Nettle not far from the first town. I spent time at the Alchemy table and came away with 60+ Savior Schnapps. If you brew it perfectly, you get 3 potions. And perks quickly open up that can turn that into 6 potions per brew.

Just like the first game.. first thing i will do if possible is to pick flowers for 2 hours. :messenger_tears_of_joy:

Btw if someone at WH reads this, i own KCD on PS and will pay 10 bucks for simple 60fps patch, do it!
 
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This is legit one of the funniest games I've ever played, cannot overemphasize just how good the writing/voice acting is, absolutely top tier stuff.

Had a frustrating 30 minutes trying to fucking sleep lol. Henry was exhausted, eyes kept closing, slept in strangers bed and got arrested 😂. Decided to pursue main quest which eventually opens up bed to use, this should be a priority for anyone starting out!
Same! My Henry pulled an all-nighter, passing a few exhausted hours sitting on a bench until morning. Once daylight broke, I looted and traded until I could finally afford a one-night stay at an inn lol
 

Arsic

Loves his juicy stink trail scent
Man, so many cutscenes and long drawn out flashbacks and dialogue scenes. Good god, whats wrong with modern games? Who wants the first two hours of a game to be this boring and lacking gameplay? How did we get from god of war 2 which had an amazing first 2 hours to this?

the game also bugged out when it asked me to crush the sage bush during a 15 minute potion brewing session because well, this is an immersive sim and we have to spend 15 minutes boiling wine and mixing things one by one. I will always laugh at gamers getting upset at walking segments in playstation's cinematic games, but ok with tedious crap like this. They both make me want to slit my wrists.

Graphics are nice. I will give them that.
I was tempted to pick this game up but this post is saving my money.

I’ll wait for avowed on gamepass for my fill of a first person rpg. At least there I may only waste a few bucks for gamepass versus $70 for a game I never play after doing chores.
 

Alebrije

Member
I played KC 1...and this new game seems to improve a lot of stuff. Combat still is hard to get used to but I get what the developer wants to make us feel with its combat mechanics.

KD 2. Is what Assassin's Creed should be today, AC used to have that realistic approach of weapons, cltohes, environent, etc. Just imagine AC shadows where transformed to KC2 , would be a blast.

Dont think is a game IP right now that its similar to KC, so it cant be compared to Witcher, Elder Scrolls, or.any other open world RPG. Its an unique game, hope other studios take note and copy the good stuff like the voice actors, narrative, dialogs, side quests, enviroment.
 

Chuck Berry

Gold Member
Yup, just as I feared...I'm just not feeling it at the moment. It's beautiful, the music is outstanding, the writing is well done, but it really, really is just more KCD (which is fine) and Im just not in the mode for a mega deep knight sim with all of the responsibility and mechanics. Hopefully Ill come back to it in the future after it's been ironed out some more. And I dont regret one bit giving WH my cash!

Back to SE5 and blowing Nazi's nuts off. Cheers guys. Enjoy 😃
 

april6e

Member
The game is incredible so far but I forgot how annoyingly "simulation" this franchise is. Went to talk to NPCs having an argument, my clothes were dirty so I couldn't pass skill checks even though my character is invested into speech and they all jumped me and stole all my money and clothes.

This was early in the game where money is precious, so I had to reload only to find out it hadn't auto saved in two hours. Now I have to painfully redo most of the first village story again. Ugh.
 
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GymWolf

Member
The game is great but i can see 2 things that could trivialize the game going forward:

-picking plants and making potions to sell is way to easy and i can see ruining the economy of the game, i'm just at the start and i could make infinite money by brewing potions with the plants around the first village, what do you think?
I guess the counterpoint is that making potions is time consuming but not more time consuming than walking stealth at night and trying to steal things from people's homes or wandering around the map picking fights to get loot to sell.

-are future enemies gonna punish me for just staying on the defensive, parrying and reposting all day long? because for now i'm kinda untouchable except when i fuck up because i'm still not used with the combat, just wait the green shield icon, block, wait for the blue icon and attack in the opposite direction and it work 70% of times and enemy can't touch me because i never swing first so i'm never open to counters, and enemy in groups attack once at the time, at least for now.
And it doesn't even require much precise timing at all to use this tecnique, even with a controller.
 
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Emedan

Member
Cool.

Similar to Skyrim then.

Will be pretty happy if its comparable to that game as well.


Am on console.

But none of those are an issue for me. Just curious about Morrowind comparison.
Where that show is mostly in the way that you can use all game mechanics to solve quests rather than being forced in solving them a certain way. Also not all quest markers show you exactly where to go, you need to listen to what people actually say and follow their instructions - "It's in this general area under a twisted tree" and so on.

Sorry for a late reply, I've been playin the past 8 hours.
 

pudel

Member
The game is great but i can see 2 things that could trivialize the game going forward:

-picking plants and making potions to sell is way to easy and i can see ruining the economy of the game, i'm just at the start and i could make infinite money by brewing potions with the plants around the first village, what do you think?
I guess the counterpoint is that making potions is time consuming but not more time consuming than walking stealth at night and trying to steal things from people's homes or wandering around the map picking fights to get loot to sell.

-are future enemies gonna punish me for just staying on the defensive, parrying and reposting all day long? because for now i'm kinda untouchable except when i fuck up because i'm still not used with the combat, just wait the green shield icon, block, wait for the blue icon and attack in the opposite direction and it work 70% of times and enemy can't touch me because i never swing first so i'm never open to counters, and enemy in groups attack once at the time, at least for now.
And it doesn't even require much precise timing at all to use this tecnique, even with a controller.
1. economy wasnt very hard in the first game. You can loot so much armor in the game and sell it. In the beginning the alchemy stuff might be a good idea to get things going...yep. But later on you probably will swim in money anyway.
2. dont know about KCD2 yet, but in the first game...I did exactly what you did there...all day long (together with some bow stuff)...till you got "master strike" (or similiar) which gives you 3 free hits after a parry. So its gets only easier. The only biggest problem is when you fight alone against multiple opponents.
 

UnrealEck

Member
I really wish this game had good combat. It would make it a much more well rounded game. Everything else is pretty top notch. Besides some janky AI and single NPC's having multiple voice actors.
 

Emedan

Member
1. economy wasnt very hard in the first game. You can loot so much armor in the game and sell it. In the beginning the alchemy stuff might be a good idea to get things going...yep. But later on you probably will swim in money anyway.
2. dont know about KCD2 yet, but in the first game...I did exactly what you did there...all day long (together with some bow stuff)...till you got "master strike" (or similiar) which gives you 3 free hits after a parry. So its gets only easier. The only biggest problem is when you fight alone against multiple opponents.
What I've heard money is abundant in this one as well, it's hard to balance like you say when enemies drop so expensive gear. In KCD1 if you had the From the Ashes DLC you could earn like 100k per ingame week.
 

Ovech-King

Member
Question for the people who played and enjoyed the first one like me : when I look at the gameplay so far it looks exactly like if its first game so for now I can’t seem to find incentives to buy / play it . What makes this one worth it beyond being more of the same ? I’m just wondering if I should buy it or not
 

Flabagast

Member
The game is great but i can see 2 things that could trivialize the game going forward:

-picking plants and making potions to sell is way to easy and i can see ruining the economy of the game, i'm just at the start and i could make infinite money by brewing potions with the plants around the first village, what do you think?
I guess the counterpoint is that making potions is time consuming but not more time consuming than walking stealth at night and trying to steal things from people's homes or wandering around the map picking fights to get loot to sell.

-are future enemies gonna punish me for just staying on the defensive, parrying and reposting all day long? because for now i'm kinda untouchable except when i fuck up because i'm still not used with the combat, just wait the green shield icon, block, wait for the blue icon and attack in the opposite direction and it work 70% of times and enemy can't touch me because i never swing first so i'm never open to counters, and enemy in groups attack once at the time, at least for now.
And it doesn't even require much precise timing at all to use this tecnique, even with a controller.
It was already the case for these two points in the original game and were both hugely improved in the hardcore mode (notably regarding the first point, the economy was nerfed hard, and you ended up being poor for much more of the game)
 

Emedan

Member
Question for the people who played and enjoyed the first one like me : when I look at the gameplay so far it looks exactly like if its first game so for now I can’t seem to find incentives to buy / play it . What makes this one worth it beyond being more of the same ? I’m just wondering if I should buy it or not
Battle system is way more engaging, I'd say every system is. Variety of equipment and other things are just insane compared to the first one. I'd say the quests also are better so far (about 16 hours in).
 
Question for the people who played and enjoyed the first one like me : when I look at the gameplay so far it looks exactly like if its first game so for now I can’t seem to find incentives to buy / play it . What makes this one worth it beyond being more of the same ? I’m just wondering if I should buy it or not
It's an incredibly well polished and more vibrant open world than the first game. But I understand your concern. I personally kind of regret playing KCD1 last month because the gameplay loop is near identical. I'm still having a great time, though. The biggest difference is the small details that make the world way more immersive this time around. Up there with RDR2 in that respect
 

Emedan

Member
I'd just want to say that Combat Training 1 and 2 with Tomcat is essential if you want to take advantage of all what the new battle system have to offer - also helps immensely when you start getting into fights with better opponents. Everyone should do them as soon as they can.
 

Gonzito

Gold Member
The game is great but i can see 2 things that could trivialize the game going forward:

-picking plants and making potions to sell is way to easy and i can see ruining the economy of the game, i'm just at the start and i could make infinite money by brewing potions with the plants around the first village, what do you think?
I guess the counterpoint is that making potions is time consuming but not more time consuming than walking stealth at night and trying to steal things from people's homes or wandering around the map picking fights to get loot to sell.

-are future enemies gonna punish me for just staying on the defensive, parrying and reposting all day long? because for now i'm kinda untouchable except when i fuck up because i'm still not used with the combat, just wait the green shield icon, block, wait for the blue icon and attack in the opposite direction and it work 70% of times and enemy can't touch me because i never swing first so i'm never open to counters, and enemy in groups attack once at the time, at least for now.
And it doesn't even require much precise timing at all to use this tecnique, even with a controller.

You bought the game in the end?
 

nani17

are in a big trouble
Played it for a few hours today. Made money selling items like potions and their ingredients. Also manage to get into a house at night obviously and pickpocket the owner of the local tailor store.

I went into his store and stole as much as I could. I took it a step further and manage to dump the rest of his store in a pound. I then left the town and returned a day or two later wearing some of the clothes I stole.

I went to sell some of the items back to him but because he had nothing to sell he was broke 😂😂.
 

GymWolf

Member
The combat is what turned me off of the original and why I'm hesitant to dive into the sequel.
It's a bit better but if the "trick" i discovered is gonna be valid for the rest of the game i can see becoming super easy very fast, so if it was a matter of difficulty, this one seems way easier (i didn't played much of the first).

The feeling and visuals still resemble 2 guys taking turn trying to reacreate an hama duel in a theatre, not a real, gritty, dynamic, punchy, gorey fight like other games with melee first person combat (chivarly 2, mordhau, half sword etc. etc.)

At the very least is less annoying to deal with than the first game right from the beginning because henry is not completely hopeless.
 
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bender

What time is it?
It's a bit better but if the "trick" i discovered is gonna be valid for the rest of the game i can see becoming super easy very fast, so if it was a matter of difficulty, this one seems way easier (i didn't played much of the first).

The feeling and visuals still resemble 2 guys taking turn trying to reacreate an hama duel in a theatre, not a real, gritty, dynamic, punchy, gorey fight like other games with melee first person combat (chivarly 2, mordhau, half sword etc. etc.)

At the very least is less annoying to deal with.

I just didn't find it very entertaining so gaming the system probably isn't going to change the fact.
 

GymWolf

Member
I just didn't find it very entertaining so gaming the system probably isn't going to change the fact.
It's not really about gaming the system, it's literally the 4-5 thing they teach you in the tutorial, but it just work...too well.
 
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Gonzito

Gold Member
Guys, for those of you that are on pc I have found something very interesting

If you use DLSS4 with the nvidia app, reduce the Sharpness in the settings menu from the game otherwise you'll get artefacts and aliasing.

I just did the test and it's 100% reproducible so if you want to avoid it, remember this tip

I think Luipadre Luipadre mentioned in a previous post something similar too
 

GymWolf

Member
I need to find some belladonna to brew some save potions, i had a crash before and it costed me like 40 min of progress :messenger_pensive:

They were smart to make the save and exit directly to desktop so it's too annoying and you end up never using it:messenger_grinning_sweat:
 

GymWolf

Member
The debt was for having slept on the bed, which supposedly was "mine" but the game somehow considers it not to be and hence a crime. So, there was no "debt" for the crime when I slept in the bed.
Strange, i slept in the bed of the old woman without paying the debt and nothing happened, maybe because i was doing a quest for her??!
 
Anyone know if the world is worth exploring to find things like hidden chests, quests, or Easter eggs? Basically, worth roaming off the beaten path to explore?
 

Chuck Berry

Gold Member
Played it for a few hours today. Made money selling items like potions and their ingredients. Also manage to get into a house at night obviously and pickpocket the owner of the local tailor store.

I went into his store and stole as much as I could. I took it a step further and manage to dump the rest of his store in a pound. I then left the town and returned a day or two later wearing some of the clothes I stole.

I went to sell some of the items back to him but because he had nothing to sell he was broke 😂😂.

He didn't say anything about you wearing his stolen clothes?
 
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