Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

1인칭을 안 좋아하지만 너무 재밌게 하고 있습니다 중세체험이라는 점에서 1인칭이 더 맞다는 생각은 듭니다 너무 재밌네요

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One was fun. This one's meh. Extremely boring. Plus... if a quest depends on an activity, that activity should have decent controls, not unresponsive mess that does not behave as it should. The world is very empty, boring to navigate, and despite looking wonderfully home-like (I am Czech, after all), it somehow gets old very quickly. Ever since finishing the "prologue" and appearing in the first town, there's not a single plot thread that would keep me interested. But, since it's been 6 hours, and the thing works without flaw, I'm stuck with it now. Makes me think back to the good old days of playable 15% demos. Good. Old. Days. Wish I went with DS2 instead - at least there the endless walking is part of the charm.

The game looks awesome at first sight, but when you actually start to play it, everything falls apart. Beginning with that quest with Tomcat where you barely can do the right moves of that combo after many tries and almost an hour lost and many searches of how to actually do it. After that, when you play for two hours and then die, you have to start again from the last saving game spot. Because you can”t save the game when you want it or need it, unless you have a schnaps potion, which you don”t. This is so frustrating. The character is very weak at first. You need weapons and armour to do the quests, but you can”t buy them, because you don”t have enough money. Then, the money are very hard to gather. Although you can eat almost anything (fruits, bread, meat) is not enough to cover the hunger. So, whatever you do, is never enough. I want to like the game and play it, but every time i feel like Don Quijote. Fighting with giants. Not cool.

살면서 해본 가장 재밌는 게임 이 작품에 관여한 모든 제작자분들에게 경의를 바친다. 한평생 무쌍찍거나 판타지만 하던 나에게 충격을 줬다. 나... 중세를 좋아했구나...

What would otherwise have been a Skyrim-level game for me turned into a long, tedious, and boring disappointment. Somewhere along the way in Part II of the game the magic vanished. I started fast-travelling everywhere, avoiding combat, skipping the dialogue, and pointlessly accumulating groschen until I didn't need to anymore. The story became convoluted, the missions boring, the characters annoying, and the world became shallow. But the most unendurable aspect of all was the combat. You'd think that in a medieval game the combat would be the most exciting and fun aspect--but it's not. Oh boy, it's far from that. The combat mechanics are horrendously clunky and unfun. I've had enough replaying the same part of a mission ad nauseam simply because the enemy AI are supersoldiers with infinite stamina and whose one successful attack annihilates my health. At first, I didn't mind. I figured I sucked at the combat and needed to improve. So, I opted for stealth in missions. But I came to realize I had to use stealth or cheese or else I wouldn't beat any of the missions--despite having the best armor, knowing masterstrike, etc. It really shattered the immersion as I came to no longer care for the increasingly boring, incomprehensible story. The game felt like a challenge at first, but I realized it's just a slog. All the beautiful graphics and realism squandered on a bad story and clunky game design. What a waste. Didn't even have a proper cavalry battle. What was the point of purchasing a different horse, then? (Edited for grammar)

Wanna be witcher made by dorks, for dorks, annoying combat, annoying menus in menus, 500 pages of explanations within the first hours. Also I am the body guard of some dork but I cant even defeat him due to this AWFUL combat. By far the worst combat ever created. Slow, boring, unintuitive and dorky.