Emedan
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Oh that matters? I've been feeding him rank wolfmeat from the wolf I killed getting him for the past 60 hours
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II ⊰♖|OT|♖⊱ Stop! Or My Henry Will Swing His Sword!
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pudel
Member
Just feed him dry stuff....occasionaly some nice stuff. Praise him while feeding. He's always like 80+ with that to me.
Agent_4Seven
Tears of Nintendo
Third person view TPV Camera Mode
EN/PLMod allows you to switch the camera to third person view (TPV) anytime you want.Mod pozwalający włączyć kamerę TPV kiedy tylko chcesz.NEW VERSION 1.1bFixed inve
www.nexusmods.com
I can't believe that 3rd person animations are so good, kinda want to play the game this way instead of 1st person for anything outside of combat. The mod is workin' but I think we should let it cook for a while, maybe author will make it easier to use without installing a bunch of stuff to make it work with a controller.
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Hollywood Hitman
Gold Member
Outside of a few small things, I think this type of experience is one of the best ever... I am just loving being in the world of this game it's a nice change of pace from monsters and magic etc.. Just a great game
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Where you there for the first game? This is basically that plus good QoL improvements and tightening up of the whole package. It's got some little niggles here and there but this is a beauty.
I'm almost 50 hours in. Probably would have 20 more if it weren't for life obligations.
Yeah, finished the first one at release. KCD2 is the kind of sequel everyone wants, I think. Staying true to the original but ++.
Myuni
Member
I guess I just botched a time critical quest with Lord Semine (was too busy opening all the chests in his manor). As a master lock picker, I'm helping the miller with his dirty deads now instead.
But before making too much story progress, my other talents must be honed first. So I forged a decent axe after completing this cool 'silver-axe' side quest from a drunkard in a tavern and playing some dice.
Also, my bow hunting skills need some attention, but right now I feel the itch to stealth murder all bandits who killed my comrades at the lake, and wonder how well that'll translate, for the only guy I have killed by now was a poacher who could not be reasoned with.
Also, I finally found a patch of 'St. John's Wort', which comes in handy for unlocking the last alchemy skills.
Man, there is so much to do in this game, and nothing I have encountered so far sucks. Even the music is (still) fantastic. Usually the first thing I do in modern games is to turn off the generic orchestral soundtrack, not so with KCD2.
But before making too much story progress, my other talents must be honed first. So I forged a decent axe after completing this cool 'silver-axe' side quest from a drunkard in a tavern and playing some dice.
Also, my bow hunting skills need some attention, but right now I feel the itch to stealth murder all bandits who killed my comrades at the lake, and wonder how well that'll translate, for the only guy I have killed by now was a poacher who could not be reasoned with.
Also, I finally found a patch of 'St. John's Wort', which comes in handy for unlocking the last alchemy skills.
Man, there is so much to do in this game, and nothing I have encountered so far sucks. Even the music is (still) fantastic. Usually the first thing I do in modern games is to turn off the generic orchestral soundtrack, not so with KCD2.
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
The more I play this the more I'm convinced it's the best RPG ever, or at least an easy top 5. The writting, player agency, music and graphics are all amazing. Some jank here and there and the game is kinda easy but, aside from that, I don't have any complains.
The game's full of content, maybe even too much stuff to do lol, but it's all so well done that I never find myself tired of it.
pd: this comes from someone who still has to play the Gothics and the Vampires.
The game's full of content, maybe even too much stuff to do lol, but it's all so well done that I never find myself tired of it.
pd: this comes from someone who still has to play the Gothics and the Vampires.
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Denton
Member
I just finished the last sidequest outside of Kuttenberg city proper and was on my way to uncover last cloud on the map before finally heading to Kuttenberg, when I stumbled upon some hut in the woods and there are people living there and I randomly get an unmarked two hour long really fun and well written quest (Heirloom) from it. Love surprises like these.
BbMajor7th
Member
Made it as far as the first fight and I've bailed. The combat is - I don't know how to describe it - but just a horrible experience personally. I'm utterly mind-boggled that a game this cinematic and story driven, with a named protagonist, chose to stick with first-person.
It's like watching someone cut wood with a shovel...
It's like watching someone cut wood with a shovel...
Tough choice with Necessary Evil (toward the end of the first region).
At first I reluctantly chose to lie to cover for Semine, which got a special achievement and skipped a main quest uneventfully, so I reloaded and chose to reveal some info about them while trying to prevent a bloodbath. That was clearly the more interesting result but Semine was burned in the process.
I like that the choice is morally ambiguous and messy. You learn a lot about both sides of the conflict through the various quests up to that point, and most of it paints the rebels relatively sympathetically but in a way that may not resonate with you personally since they did almost kill you at the start of the game. A fine line between freedom fighters and bloodthirsty bandits.
At first I reluctantly chose to lie to cover for Semine, which got a special achievement and skipped a main quest uneventfully, so I reloaded and chose to reveal some info about them while trying to prevent a bloodbath. That was clearly the more interesting result but Semine was burned in the process.
I like that the choice is morally ambiguous and messy. You learn a lot about both sides of the conflict through the various quests up to that point, and most of it paints the rebels relatively sympathetically but in a way that may not resonate with you personally since they did almost kill you at the start of the game. A fine line between freedom fighters and bloodthirsty bandits.
Peroroncino
Member
Hah, I did the exact same thing. But ultimately I reloaded the for the second time and stuck with the covering for Semine approach.
Finished the game over the weekend and what can I say, it was a fantastic experience full of great moral conundrums both in narrative and in-gameplay, which is refreshing. The entire sequences of events near the end game is stuff I'll probably remember for a long time, talk about fantastic journey and equally amazing ending.
It is without a doubt my GOTY so far, I know it's early in the year, but games will have a tough time beating this for me.
struggler_guts
Gold Member
1st person is best for immersion, and thankfully modders are well on their way implementing 3rd person.
And regarding the shovel metaphor, it's supposed to be that way at the start. You're essentially a cripple relearning how to use his body again. Makes more sense in the first one because youre learning it all for the first time, but sequels gottah progress reset
BbMajor7th
Member
Not sure I'd agree on immersion. I get pretty immersed in films and TV shows and they're not first-person. In this case it's even weirder, because you're constantly being pulled into third person for dialogue and cutscenes.
struggler_guts
Gold Member
Yeah everyone feels differently on perspective, like I said though if you have it on PC theres already a *working* 3rd person mod.
But if you're not in the mood for this slow type of progress/gameplay, definitely don't force it! I bounced off the first game 3 seperate times back in the day!
nemiroff
Gold Member
I don't quite agree with that, to me, in videogames, it's about controlling the character through perspectives, and cut-scenes are still in first person perspective through the eyes of a third person observer. In KCD2 you're always in first person perspective, but changing berween observer mode in cut scenes. So there's no real discrepancy.
I made Gemini explain the argument for me:
In video games, "first-person" and "third-person" are fundamentally about the camera's placement relative to the player's controlled character.
First-person: The camera is positioned as if it were the character's eyes, providing a subjective view.
Third-person: The camera is positioned behind or above the character, allowing the player to see the character within the environment. This is very much a technical implementation of where the "camera" is placed.
Crucially, in games, the player directly controls the actions of the character seen (or unseen, in first-person). This direct control heavily influences how these perspectives are experienced.
In film, "third-person" refers more to the narrative perspective. It means the story is being told by an observer who is not a character within the story.
The core difference is the element of interactivity. In games, the player is actively participating, whereas in film, the viewer is passively observing.
Therefore, in games, the terms are more about the technical camera placement, while in film, they're more about the narrative's viewpoint.
The technical nature of video game camera placement creates a different meaning for "first-person" and "third-person" compared to the narrative focus of film.
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BbMajor7th
Member
Damn, that's like me and the original RE4 - though I must've have bounced off that five or six times
