They do, 3 of anything gives that value in points, three 6s gives 600, three 4s gives 400 and so on. My gripe with the dice game is how fucking much cheating the NPCs do, even without loaded dice they don't truly get random numbers. I hade one guy 3 times in a row get 2-3-4-5-6.. yeah sure.
What is not clear in the dice game? I hate minigames usually but this one look pretty simple and it's kinda fun.
Best go back to Dragon Age skipper.
Its RNG based tho
I can only confirm that. I normally find these minigames terrible and overcomplicated, but I found the dice game in KCDII to be extremely accessible and addictive.
Just an update for anyone that sees this in the future or has this issue now.Anyone experienced this on 50 series cards racking my brain....
Not a very fair comparison...HL2 is a shooter where the only mechanics are walking and shooting, and everyone knows how physics (gravity) works, simply by existing. KCD's mechanics do require some explaining for new players. And not everything can be explained by ingame characters in a believable manner.
I think it's not completely, it ought to be weighted towards certain numbers for the AI. Y'all see at the wedding, fucking BS
Tell me you haven't done Alchemy/Smithing yet without telling me...
Because if every result give you points you could never fail a turn, and the game is based on how greedy you are trying to squeeze points even from a single dice roll.
Totally Agree, although you can always save and quit at any time to avoid using up the save potions, so its a moot point.Btw playing this game with mods that erase the simulation aspects is kinda stupid to me, the simulations is what differentiate the game from a more arcadey game, sorry but to me a game like this should be played as intended by the devs, at least for the first run.
And let's be real, brewing save potion is literally a non-problem, and you get them as rewards for quest more often than not, i have like 10 of them, all from looting enemies and quest rewards.
For people searching for an easy horse, you can find one in a place with a name similar to semen, not gonna say more
"Invaders" side quest is so good, especially if you understand Hungarian, seriously god-tier
Man the invaders quest was funny af especially if you understand hungarian. The quests in this game are amazing
In short, a single 1 or 5, then sets of triples or more, and also straights (1-6 or a 5-dice straight) give points.
The game world in KCD2 is more alive than any game I have previously played, including RDR2. I really hope the Witcher 4 has daily schedules of NPCs. It should be the standard for all AAA games of this genre going forwardThis game is immersive af, the gameplay feels alive. The quests are W3 level, you feel the desperation for money because of brutal law in each town and guards do not take kindly if I did something wrong.
I'm at the very beginning of the game and have barely started but also I have given 20 hours till now and I haven't done any of the main mission after I'm given access to the world and left on my own to survive.
Warhorse has done a wondaful job, it's far better than the first one, they reinvested all their profits from their first game, into this one, and made record breaking profits in 1 day, already breaking even selling 1 million copies.
The crazy thing is that you can probably avoid the quest entirely if you manage to calm down the peasants when you serve the food to the cumans, unless it is scripted but you have a choice with a stat check so i think you can avoid them fighting each other.Man the invaders quest was funny af especially if you understand hungarian. The quests in this game are amazing
So fucking funny, great writing and dialogue.
This mechanic was also present in the first one though !
genuinely my idea of fun
The beauty of the game is that you can play as you want and for example i had none of the problem you had and it has been smooth sailing since the beginning.
Granny literally gives you your own bed on the floor in her house and let's you eat her food for free. Also can use her alchemy bench to craft potions. You can level that up quick and make easy money from potions. If the daughter is missing you can use the bed upstairs to sleep. Or just kill them and take the cottage for yourselfOne thing is true from the slimy post tho, the systems are too hard coded and not flexible enough to simulate actual intelligent npcs.
The example of sleeping in the wrong bed at the granny house and her calling the guard after she knows you and you are saving her daughter is beyond retarded, she could just tell you gently that it is the wrong bed, not going from 0 to 100 super fast, the game should have way more middle-states depends on the circumstances.
Calling the guard would be ok if it is a total stranger at night, not in a case like that, like i said, the game lack a bit of flexibility in its systems.
I should be able to sleep on the ground in every place if i'm literally falling down because i haven't slept in 2 days, any human would sleep on the floor instead of literally dying of sleep depravation, make sleeping on the ground wasting your hunger meter 4x times faster and don't have any health regen and very little sleep regen and you can be attacked at any time by bandits that even get a free hit on you, so you know it's by far the worst sleep method but make it possible, forspoken gave you the chance to build an improvissed camp to sleep everywhere, the fucking forspoken ffs
. Which I haven't done by the way. Just saying it's an option. But no more free food.
I was talking in general, i didn't had problems with the granny or with sleeping, but her calling the guard immediately after you touch the wrong bed is the opposite of realistic and immersive.Granny literally gives you your own bed on the floor in her house and let's you eat her food for free. Also can use her alchemy bench to craft potions. You can level that up quick and make easy money from potions. If the daughter is missing you can use the bed upstairs to sleep. Or just kill them and take the cottage for yourself
There's a potion that recovers health and perk points that make you go longer without needing sleep or nourishment. The game is rough in the early hours but that's the fun part. No hand holding. You have to survive on your own.
You will also unlock more beds. That blacksmith you meet to help with the wedding quest will give you your own room with a bed and chest. The miller might as well. I haven't met them yet though.
No she is very likeable, that's why her calling the guard doesn't make sense for how the story goes, the game should have more middle-states of alarm depend on the npcs, she should not react like a stranger.
