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I like Skyrim because of the powers

Kingdom come is in vanilla what I try to turn my skyrim into with 1000 mods

I love how you love the game but still don't fully understand it. The weapon crafting gets so much deeper lol.

Warhorse studio came in 2018. Dipped. Then left.

I've got the platinum for this game, and own it on two different platforms, so let me say, this game is nothing like skyrim, why compare the two?

I didn’t like class combos. Not a single class felt interesting enough on their own, and mixing them together created even worse feeling. Bunch of classes force you to equip specific items in left hand, limiting what you can combine without annoyance, class fantasy overall feels weak, and spread too thin. 2 whole abilities after a breakthrough? Twenty different mage classes, but merc and wild hunter have ranged skills crammed alongside melee skills in one tree, meaning that you don’t even have a choice what ability to pick. Good fantasy survival game, atrocious rpg.

I mean after bug fixes KCD released almost 10 years after skyrim. Of course comparing them head to head KCD will look better in a lot of ways. Skyrim was revolutionary, but it was a ps3 game, we are now 2 gens ahead in hardware.

KCD is what a western RPG should look like. Is it perfect? Hell no. Is it fuckin' fun? Hell yes. As much as I love Skyrim, KCD takes the cake in just about everything aspect I can think of.

KCD and Skyrim are a demonstration of Newton's Third Law. KCD has brilliant writing, excellent worldbuilding, and a true masterpiece of an open world, but mechanically, unless you have a lot of time on your hands or a bit of a masochistic streak, you'll bounce off it. Skyrim, meanwhile, has laughably bad writing, a cookie-cutter typical open world of repetitive grind, and any lore that's any good is left over from Daggerfall and Morrowind, back when Bethesda had better writers. But mechanically? Dear gods, is it ever a ton of fun. Even for the most casual player, it just feels natural and accessible and lends itself to extended play sessions.

7 dollars for the complete game should be reason enough... also the sequel begins where this one ends....so play it now and by the time u finish... the second will be in stores. Though may want to give the sequel time to be patched.

Lmao I re built privislavitz probably earlier than the game intended because I hadn’t spent very much money so I had like 30 k already. Went down the rabbithole and ended up playing half the game with like 150,000 groschen to like 500k

No it isn't

No it isnt

Imo it's not even a fair comparison. Skyrim was heavily overhyped even in 2011, most people can't even enjoy it without dozens of mods. KCD is everything every RPG of the last decade wanted to be, but didn't have the balls to pull off. Best RPG I ever played, hands down

0:55 flashing the poster of The First Tree made me instantly go back to that game and have all those memories flood me, and I experienced so much sorrow in a split second. What a masterpiece.

Not trying to be negative, I do enjoy the video and how much effort you put in but....how can you do a retrospective of a game that you missed literally most of the other important chars and their entire stories and call it mediocre? Im just very confused that you have 1 playthrough, missed SO MUCH stuff.

My guy, comparing KCD to Eldenring and skyrim is not a fair comparison.

I just bought this for $5 on steam and I go into games blind.. this one caught me off guard lol.

To be fair, comparing KCD to Skyrim is like comparing Tarkov to Borderlands

I'm on my 4th playthrough! Can't wait for Feb 2025!

Correct

I would love to buy outward 2.

Not even close

Wow i play foxhole from Ontario, now I'm gonna play outward from Quebec!

Kcd is skyrim with frostfall mod

The best thing about saving system it, that you get punished for save spamming because you get drunk from Savior Schnapps. When you do it through the whole playthrough you would get a alcoholic nerf for overconsuming alcohol😅

FANTASTIC JOB, MAN, ALL TRUTHFULLY SAID

This is not a souls like. Don't know what sort of drugs are these souls like fans are on half the time but this is NOT a souls like. Secondly, I think the game is interesting concept that if done right can be appreciated by everyone. I hope the part 2 takes that into consideration.

I was having a really shity day, went back to the mill to sleep where i thought i had a bed, but i'd paid the miller or something, then got woken up after a couple hours with the miller going mental and he kicked me out of the house. Insult to injury, Teresa blanked me and went to bed upstairs. fml

Gotta say, i watched this. It convinced me to try it out. I have since put 350 hours into my first playthrough. And have still only just beaten Runt.

The quality of life mechanics are horrific in this game. 😊 The lockpicking.. oh my God the lock picking.. cut my arm off and beat me over the head with it! After 30 hours I still struggle going through the menus and finding objectives. That's what turned me off. And I'm a souls player! I just believe this game is too dated and too janky.. I think part two fixes a lot of these things. Because developers had no problem mentioning the quality of life mechanic upgrades.

Jesus Christ be praised.

Character development and levelling in KCD is infinitely better than other rpgs, and the one to follow

Considering the size of the studio this game is a utter masterpiece and I have to agree this game is borderline better than Skyrim

15:04 smiley dice :-)

I found that when lockpicking if you go ahead of the sweetspot it often results in a fail. But if you get slightly behind the sweetspot it doesn't fail you as quickly. So the most efficient way to lockpick is trying to avoid getting ahead of the sweetspot. (Ahead and behind relative to the rotation of the lock)

My only gripe with this game is enemies performing master strikes. It is skill based for the player and requires good timing. An enemy, no matter how realistic the game feels, is a robot. You give the player all these cool feints and combos but the second you attack an enemy late game they just master strike and punish. By the end of the game you end up just sitting there waiting for them to attack so you can master strike and thats honestly extremely boring and a shame. When you are riposting over and over until somebody gets a hit it feels like a real swordfight but when you're just staring at them waiting for a swing fights feel like a chore.

Wow people in this comment section are rude af. I enjoyed your video man. I’d definitely love to hear another video where you do another run with the other characters you missed the first time around. Great work

1000%

Playing Kingdom Come Deliverance on my PS5 and I love this game!! One of my favorites now. Alongside with Red Dead Redemption II.

😅😅 😅bfy

I love the forests of this game so much. I live kind of close to where the game took place and the forests here look almost the same

Excellent video, sir! It's an actual tragedy that you don't have 100k+ subs (if you're still doing this, I know this is a year old). Cheers. <3

Could have been worse, imagine playing as Bob instead of Henry 😂

I didnt know single player games care about over powered ness

Kcd is far superior to skyrim. Without mods skyrim is a linear rewardless game. You start as a god of war and the whole game is honing your god skills

Welcome to Outward, always assume the battle is never in your favor. Stack the odds against your enemies. Buffs, food, make your enemies fight each other, necromancy, or my favorite: traps everywhere.

Character creation x 3rd person x Mods x Creatures/enemy types x Endless quests x Magic x

Skyrim is much more user friendly. Additionally, Todd Howard gave a very useful tool for the gamers: the Creation Kit. With this powerful tool you can customize your games exactly how do you want. In KCD, a lot of things were screwed up. Archery and Maintenance in KCD is almost totally useless, lockpicking sucks (you aren't able to open a chest at very hard level unless you robe the whole country and many times the bandits have not the keys for their own chests) and so on. KCD is good but not better than Skyrim.

I love this game so bloody much but I can never make it past Chersonese 🤣 that is also when I'm running away from every enemy cuz I can't do crap 😂 but the inconvenience of the game really shines for me