I think core design changes of 2042 discourage team work even more. If you have a bunch of friends in a squad/discord then it's okay.
Whatever happened with you and Kingdom Come Deliverance? I'm really enjoying the atmosphere in this game, but the fighting absolutely sucks. I keep getting killed, and will probably put this game away. I've watched tutorials, did the practice fighting, I hate the little circle thingy you are supposed to keep an eye on and change where you are aiming, this aspect it's just a little too involved and more work than I want to put into a game.?Been busy setting up Kingdom Come Deliverance
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Likely wont play next, just wanted to get installed and running as I want it. FYI there are also official HD texture, audio & voice packs available, you'll need to search on both GOG and Steam to find as they are somewhat buried.
Depth of KCD is apparent from the onset with just a quick look. Lot of good work done by Warhorse to get thing's right, albeit after multiple patches. Runs great, capped the FPS at 72 max settings, the HD texture's do add a little to the visuals which are already decent. The historical accuracy is also of interest and spun off watching several documentaries from the local & period.
After finishing Cyberpunk 2077 still have an itch for a crime game, so dusted off Mafia 3
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Good game, better if you can get on a discount, I picked up Mafia 3 with all DLC's (recommended) on GOG last year for $8 top value. Main can get repetitive, depending on your liking (as can many open world games). The DLC's bring new aspects to the game. Runs great now, I locked the FPS off at 60, can easily push way past that nor seen any glitches.
Mafia 3 might just be the next to play once The Talos Principle is done
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Never got fully into KCD. I do like it and will play in the future
I just need to be in the mindset to play as KCD is very period accurate. Combat you need to practise and practise over again to master as it's deliberately difficult. Find a master and train with him, it takes time... I was going to play Wolfenstein - The New Order next, followed by The Old Blood, however S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly impressed me just setting up the game think I need to have crack at that first. Just setting up the graphics & gameplay I was immediately immersed, with the game pulling me back to the "Zone" LOL.
Kingdom Come Deliverance makes you feel like you are physically handicapped trying to swing a sword. When I went though the initial training sequence there is a little circle icon, with a red and green indicator and the entire training sequence the guy was yelling at me.Never got fully into KCD. I do like it and will play in the future
Right now gearing up to either play Men of War: Vietnam and or S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly the latter's new game engine is truly impressive, you can really tune the game to your individual liking on so many levels. S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly was developed for gamers by gamers on the PC and it shows
Once you get past S.T.A.L.K.E.R.'s learning cure you'll likely see why so many hold the games in such high regard. Very few if any can match the atmosphere the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series presents. The games literally draw you into their deep game world & lore.
Although S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly is completely free, like all the series there's little to no hand holding. So it might be better to have a crack at one of the official releases first S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Call of Pripyat could be a good start, although the third in the series it runs well without mods on newer HW. If not there's tutorial on YT. First game has the best story, second the weakest overall, Anomaly looks very promising as the game combines all...
Real RTCW is done and dusted and much enjoyed
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I’ll say this, fighting is not intuitive, and me trying to fight 2 people is almost certainly a death sentence. I don’t think I have the patience to spend a lot of time practicing, and will probably set the game aside because of this. Other than that, I really do like the atmosphere. My suggestion to the game developer is to have an easy, normal, and hard combat. I need to double check and see what difficulty I am on (I’m thinking normal) and see if it can be changed to easy.
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That's KCD, you've got to work at it to progress. Once you pass the learning curve hump the world will open up. KCD is a big game requiring the player to commit. Casual it's not and why I've held off until I want to be immersed in KCD's world and really have a goKingdom Come Deliverance makes you feel like you are physically handicapped trying to swing a sword. When I went though the initial training sequence there is a little circle icon, with a red and green indicator and the entire training sequence the guy was yelling at me.
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Kingdom Come Deliverance: Can You Change the Difficulty?
Can You Change the Difficulty in Kingdom Come Deliverance? Kingdom Come Deliverance is a story-driven open world RPG that puts players in the heart of the
I might go back and find a trainer and give that another shot and see if combat clicks for me, otherwise it is adios. ?That's KCD, you've got to work at it to progress. Once you pass the learning curve hump the world will open up. KCD is a big game requiring the player to commit. Casual it's not and why I've held off until I want to be immersed in KCD's world and really have a go
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You need to, it's just how KCD rolls. It's a really good game one well worth investing time in, however the game has demands of the player with combat being one of them. I get where the dev's are coming from as they want to present a realistic experience in the digital realm, and they do seriously so.
