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hav u played outer wilds !?

I got this less then 24 hours after finishing my first playthrough! I need to do one more ending before I'm risking spoilers so I'll watch in full in a few hours lol (it's such an amazing game it's both subtle yet on the nose)

This game made me ugly cry😭😭

There is many videos from ppl who travel to Czech republic and make comparison videos of game areas and real ones. I recommend to find and watch, its incredible

omocat..... 4ever. ;;

Looks depressing😢

9:34 .. gay mechanics .. 🚗🧔🧎‍♂

Liberties were taken with the shoes. Otherwise it's historically fine.

He looks like he's aged "5 years, even though, it's like right after the first game" Also this generation: "Gen Z looks older than they are because they're so stressed out all the time."

i think we all have a list of games we played that werent actually good but we thought we good at the time lol. its hard to keep those games through moving, shifting console generations and just the passage of time. unfortunately. i have no idea where my game boy advance games are atm. probably gone.

Finally someone who knows Omori, i really love this game

It took me a while to get into this game but once I got into it I was HOOKED, it was so nice to be immersed in a world that once existed, to feel what life was like back then, it was awesome and I cannot WAIT for the second one. I can really feel the heart and passion that was put into this game.

I just finished the first Somnium Files last night, such a great game. The physical was really expensive though. I have Nirvana initiative as well, but I'm going to wait a while to play it

No you're exactly right - the Master Strike is critical and the difference between it and a Perfect Block and a Parry/Riposte are not explained well enough, unfortunately. Getting the hang of the Master Strike gets you through basically any one on one encounter, and then the real challenge will come from fighting multiple enemies at once on your own, at which point you should be using potions /poisons to help thin out the herd at the start. And combos are very hard to pull off cuz any enemy that you might want to actually use them against(a tougher one you want to kill quickly) will likely Perfect Block/Master Strike your attacks at some point in the combo and you have no real control over that.

hi inna!! yippee!! i gotta play more games lmfao. It's so cool that they noticed ya!! Omori... i needa revisit it. the trip down the stairs terrified me ;: Omocat... Marvels Midnight suns!! Interesting game tbh, my friend streamed it once to me lol. Hope you've been doing well bud!! I'm glad you're still playing FFXIV!! What classes have you been playing? We should play some scary games like lethal company with a lil group!! Thank you for sharing!!

I honestly wanted to play Midnight Suns after picking it up last year, but BG3 took up ALL of my time after it dropped on ps5 around the same time. Now that I have more responsibilities this year all my time is consumed by replaying Inquisition before Veilguard drops next month 🥲 as well as Metaphor and Dragonball Sparking Zero ⚡

I genuinely do not know how someone can mistake KCD a fighting and fucking game.

Saw right at the start there was a skill that gave strength experience every time you pick up herbs, this sidetracked me massively and I proceeded to pick every herb in skalitz. Spent many more hours after the tutorial learning to read so I could then abuse my massive amount of herbs for big alchemy and money gains. 10/10 would recommend getting sidetracked by seemingly useless little skills again

I think the difference is that women are portrayed as women of the time. You have a noble lady with an aging husband and she desires love and companionship. A woman who helped the sick and wounded people and she had to fight against the troubles of this time and the church. A woman who lost everything and survived severe trauma and still helped Henry. Isn’t it better to show the hardship of women at this time rather than a portrayal of women like Jeanne d’Arc who were the absolute exception or women who are just a modern fantasy? The same is with gay people. There is this monk who is obviously gay and had no other option but joining a monastery.

The videogames are for males. Womens go to play sims or mario, or go write bullshit on your stupid notes.

Fucking feminist.

The issue you mentioned with Band of Bastards is not exactly a bug. If you accidentally hit them while in battle they will turn on you. Same happens in skirmishes if you hit guards instead of bandits.

We're kindred spirits. Even though I'm a 72 year old grandma I have been a gamer for a few decades, KCD and Dragon Age are two of my favorite games. Have you played Horizon: Zero Dawn? It's wonderful with a very intriguing story.

The Kingdom of Bohemia was part of the Holy Roman Empire and the King of Bohemia was a vassal of the German King with the state offical titel "Arch Cupbearer". The German King was an elected King by the votes of an electorate of 7 Prince Electors. Those 7 were "the Arch Cupbearer" + "the Arch Truchsess" + "the Arch Marshal" + "the Arch Chamberlain" + 3 Arch Bishops who also had administrative power being chancellors of the Empire = 4 noble men + 3 clergy men who all had "state officials status" and elected any head of any aristocratic House of the Holy Roman Empire to become German King. And that elected German King got then announced "Emperor" by the Pope in Rome. To know that is important to understand what is actually happening in KDC. KDC is imbeded in the historical events of Wencel of Luxembourg and his half brother Sigismund of Luxembourg. The Bohemian King Wencel of Luxembourg got elected for the German Kingship and became Emperor but then happened to be a weak ruler or way better said he didn´t rule at all. = Didn´t rule his Aristocratic House of Luxembourg, didn´t rule his Kingdom Bohemia and didn´t rule the Empire but solely lived a life of "fun" so to say instead "doing his job"...at least in the view of some noblemen both in the Empire and in his Kingdom Bohemia. (=Although the fact that his ruling was heavily questioned is a sign of weak ruling anyway, isn´t it) His half brother Sigismund of Luxembourg was King of Hungary which - wasn´t - part of the Holy Roman Empire (that is important to understand) but he had the ambition becoming Head of his aristocratic House = the House of Luxembourg and as such becoming an influencial nobleman in the H.R.E. (= a candidate for the German Kingship the requirement for Emperorship + with the Bohemian crown even becoming member of the electorate/a Prince Elector = the Arch Cupbearer).. and some few noblemen of the Holy Roman Empire who were not satisfied with Wencel´s Emperorship + some local Bohemian noblemen who weren´t satisfied with his Bohemian Kingship supported Sigismund which opened the opportunity for Sigismund to follow his ambitions because he had enough support. And because Hungary wasn´t part of the Empire Sigismund simply - needed - the Bohemian crown in the first place to be "in the game" in order to become a nobleman - within - the Empire + also simultaneously become head of his aristocratic House and as such a candidate for the German kingship which is the requirement for getting announced Emperor + even becoming a member of the electorate which is already 1 vote for himself when a new German king got elected after the current one /Wencel died =The Bohemian crown was already in the hands of the aristocratic House of Luxembourg therefore Sigismund´s powergrab attempt is "a pure family matter/affair" so other Houses had officially no right to interfere without causing a civil war in the entire Empire so it was just local in Bohemia - and it also was "no attack of Hungary against the Empire" which it would had been if Sigismund weren´t familiary tied to the Bohemian crown or if he had invaded somewhere else in the Empire.. That is basically the actual historical background for the story of KDC = "very simplyfied explained" . Henry is a subserviant and what then got exposed during the game a secret/illegitimate son of a nobleman (= Sir Ratzig) who supports Wencel = a totally fictional story imbeded in actual historical events The historical outcome of that "feud between brothers" if Sigismund succeeded at the end or if Wencel succeeded at the end or maybe both basically lost at the end you can read in history books.

Jesus Christ be praised

I feel stupid, but where stands ‘JRPG’ for? I know the part ‘Role Playing Game’, if I’m not mistaken. But what means the ‘J’? 😊

Great review! Watched a lot of reviews but your is truly unique! Your point of view is very interesting to hear, even for old school players and veterans. Very informative about your point of view as someone who has 0 idea about the world and history, maybe not recognizing kings etc. but your video showed how good of a job Warhorse Studio did while building this wanna-be realistic world. First time watching you, hope to see your point of view on the second title! Keep up the grat work!

I am being honest here. I only worry about the devs, not these big companies. There's no shortage of good old games to play if you know how to play them. Some you can get officially others don't. Gaming has becoming either too aggressive towards micro transactions or boring. There's no in-between in the big companies landscape. Well, there's indies. Lots of great ones filled with passion and variety

I feel quite hungry!

NPC interractions and their daily routine are so immersive and probably one of my favorites part :D I really love how the dialogue are based on the consequences of Henry quest ot circumstances like during Johanka's quest , Sasau cizen will talk with each other about their POV of Johanka , both agree and disagree and the dialogue will chanage as the quest progress!

A Woman's Lot DLC is one half Theresa, the other half is Johanka! Definitely try her quest too

Like, honestly? The biggest departure from history is that Markvart von Aulitz is alive when he died in 1402 (after sieging Kutna Hora but before Skalice was raided). And Henry wasn't a real person. The events of the game didn't happen, except when they did, Skalice was attacked and the town fled under cover of a rain storm. When the game touches on history it doesn't deviate much from it but it is historical fiction the same as any other work of historical fiction. Part of it is that there are plenty of gaps in what's known - like the most well known thing about Racek Kobyla is how he died . Practically nothing's known about him before he was hetman at Skalice. Presumably he was from Dvorce (on account of being called Racek Kobyla of Dvorce.) In the game they left a goat behind in the castle when the population of the town sneaked away, in real life it was one old woman who refused to leave and a pig. Jan Ptáček was aged up a few years - he was 15 in 1403. ...In fact the biggest overall change, and I'm not sure why they did this, but all the names are German rather than Czech. Hans Capon was Jan Ptáček z Pirkštejna, Hanush was Hanuš, Divish was Diviš and Talmberg was Talmberk. Silver (Silber?) Skalitz was Stříbrná Skalice. Rattay is Rataje, etc. ...the more shaped brigandines are a little anachronistic? I think the architecture and tailoring is real?

When did the idea that this is just a game for the boys come about? I finished the first game twice over the last 3 years and never heard any such sentiment until recently with the reactions to the trailer for KCD2. I still don't understand why people are saying that about either of the versions of the game. KCD2 seems like a continuation of the first game and it should be great for all kinds of audiences that like immersive RP games, no?

I rarely used the masterstrikes myself, perfect block and riposte was my sword fighting technique. Definitely used horseback archery and sometimes the sword on horseback as well to take out bigger groups (used a long-sword during my play-through) At face value it does look like a game for "the boys" but the moment you start playing you notice that fighting isn't the sole way to go about things. It's still part of it, but you can 100% get out of a ton of fights. I've lost over an hour of gameplay once... But since I knew what I was doing the next time I could get it done in 15 minutes flat. Still bummed me out though, but I shouldn't have forgotten to save. Plenty of savior schnapps in stock always!

0:45 Damn, I had no idea Warhorse Studios developed and published a whole town! :D

I discovered combos are difficult to pull off as most opponents will dodge or block/counter your combo attempts anyway. Master strikes and clinching-then striking is the way to go. I used the mace for quite a while because it ignored armor protection and it was leathal with the Headcracker perk, but it was very slow. Then I got Stinger, and now I just rapidly stab my foes in the face.

You can get away with not using master-strikes if you are a hyper-mobile character. It's quite easy to dodge attacks.

Warhorse commented on your video!!

KCD is the most underrated game of all time.

This game is now my favorite game of all time, but when the game first came out, I ended up losing between three and five hours and it wasn’t always my fault. My first attempt at hard-core mode left me dead and wasting about four hours. I’ve now completed hard mode and finish the game, the beginning was rough. I’ll never forget learning how to make potions in this game.

Killing ppl and getting on with mades is only a quarter of the game.😅

In the monastery quest there is even one homosexual character wich was handled in very good way, he's one of the monastery brother.

After trying out several of them, I only ended up using one combo through my entire gameplay. It was fast and easier to execute because it had a lot of the stab moves, which is the easiest move to execute in a combo. Plus, I don't know if it's faster overall or if I just got lucky, but it seemed like the opponents were way less likely to counter when I used that combo compared to the other ones. The most annoying bug I had was after you meet the bandits at the mill, who are trying to find Timmy. I send them to Rattay and then killed them one by one as they were leaving. However, it seems like if you do that, there's a very frequent bug where the game doesn't properly register that you've killed them, so they actually appear in Rattay later on, but because they are technically dead, he guards don't register them properly. So the bandits can kill people in Rattay, but if you try to kill the bandits, the guards will see that as a murder. The only way to get rid of them as far as I've noticed was to have the bandits attack someone right in front of a guard. That's when the guards agro. So I reloaded several times until the loss on lives was minimal and I managed to bait the bandits into attacking in front of a guard. I was really happy I managed, because if I had to go back to the mill, that was actually a big chunk of my gameplay, since it took the bandits a long time to get to Rattay.

Love this game. "The reveal" came as a thrilling surprise to me but on a second playthrough, I was honestly surprised at how many hints get thrown your way. I couldn't figure out the combos either. Some day I'll get that achievement.

Being Czech myself first time I played I wasnt that interested in it but later on I got tottaly catched on and couldnt stop playing. Great dudes game. The Music in the game is totally the best Jan Valta and Adam Sporka did very great job.

The history is very well respected in the game. Im a polish history enthusiast, Czechs are our neighbours and a lot of things carry over, some events are the same events and things that were important in the region are treated as important.

This was a great review. Cheers : )

1:45 In the grand scheme of things (speaking of the war or locations) they took barely any liberties. The protagonist and most of the characters you interact with directly are of course fictional though.

Thank you very much Inna, very nice video of yours. You're right, KCD is not just for the boys, but for everyone who likes immersive games with strong characters. Henry's journey just drags you into the game, and you want to know what happens next to him and the other people. It's great to hear you're having so much fun with KCD and we hope you didn't got sick, as you said in the end of your video. :)

Yay! So glad you ended up enjoying KCD. It is a diamond in the rough for sure, and more often than not inaccessible by design, but that's also really what sets it apart from a lot of games which casualize game mechanics and their setting. I think with KCD2 they are really trying to achieve the scope and scale that was their the original vision for the first game, but didn't pan out after many development hardships. Very much looking forward to improved combat, and modding it, of course. Great channel, be watching!