bad performance whatever settings i choose, and my pc is not a potato pc i'll tell u that, very buggy gameplay no matter what i do i even tried a lot of mods to fix it but still it's just very unenjoyable and bad overall
@@dieseIboyAt least learn history how America was created. All started from Boston tea party into revolution. That was fake. They wanted t power. Europeans...
I think in Europe we take a lot for granted. Can you imagine being in the States and never seeing a castle? or an old stone fort that's thousands of years old? Must be odd.
I don't know what was the state of KCD when it originally came out, but I played it last month, and it ran nearly flawlessly. It's a fantastic game, to boot. Looking forward to the sequel.
@@lucid.420 Melee is challenging, takes some practice. It never felt super rewarding though, and it can feel a bit frustrating when facing multiple enemies. The bow, however, feels great (takes some skill and practice).
@@tj-co9go Mafia series, Serious Sam, Cyberpunk, Scorn, Dying Light, Arma, Painkiller, Bulletstorm, Frostpunk, Dead Island, Crysis, Hunt Showdown, Anno, Superhot, Silent Hill 2 remake, Truck Simulator....... that's from the top of my head after 2 minutes of thinking.
KCD is one of the most immersive games I've ever played. Like thinking you are in there in the world. Especially around the foresty areas, they really feel like youre in a real life forest. The soundscape, animal sounds, hooves, wind everything is so nicely done in those games. Fantastic audio engineering. Very nice clear sounds, not muted to hell like in most modern games.
@@intothevoid2046 You can fix quite a bit about the combat with mods, I know I did. Remove Master Strike (turns game too easy and boring once its introduced, combos are completely useless because enemy will just master strike you), remove slow-mo, remove target lock, faster arrows, no arrow trails. KCD does the combat and progression very differently than most games, you start out as weak as Henry does. In most games you can kill first enemies easily and without thought. Not so much in KCD. It didnt resonate with people who are used to being handheld in games.
The little details makes it so immersive. For example you are a peasant in the game, therefore you cannot read, like every other peasant in the world at that time. So there is a quest, where you need to learn how to read. And after that you can read books, but not books in latin! Insane! Never seen anything like it before.
Man I’m so glad I played the first one this year. Some of the most fun I’ve had in any RPG ever. As long as they just give me more KCD with better graphics and less jank I’m happy.
indeed... I had never heard of it, and played it recently for the first time as well.... for its its top 5 games of all time... good to see not all of these companies have completely lost the ability to make games with compelling stories and writing.
Kcd 2 is the one game I will not be skeptical about at all. Warhorse is a studio that doesnt baby gamers and actually care about the game they are delivering to fans they have earned my trust
Indeed... and they are not focused on a lot of the other bs that many of the big studios are... they care about making a good game.. and respecting the history and the culture of the area the game is about... its great to see... the counter opposite of what studios like Ubisoft are about.
Kingdom Come Deliverance took me around 200hrs to full complete. (in my 6th play-through) & I fully enjoyed everything. Don’t know how people complete it so fast. Like how could anyone not explore the whole map.
I played my first playthrough on an Xbox One and more recently on my PC. The PC graphics are unbelievable. If you have issues with cutscene frame rate then you need to turn off vsync.
There is one bad bug it tied to from the ashes dlc and it make the game un beatable. Fortunately it only if you complete from the ashes dlc that you can run into this bug
My only concern is the combat. I'm not sure which sections of the game people managed to play, but in KCD there was a massive difference in combat between the early game and when you were fighting 3 or 4 armored opponents at once. Late game KCD felt more like a fight against their lock on system than the enemies. If Warhorse can fix that, I expect KCD2 to be a masterpiece. The world is going to be beautiful and immersive and the story engaging, that feels like a given.
@@theoutsiderjess1869i heard the community manager saying they have refined the system but will still be difficult with several opponents cause well its more realistic so keepimg the system they have just more refined its not alot they can do honestly. Ive found it easier to not lock on when facing several enemies and if u manage to notice enemies do urself a favour and buff up i mean the healing potions and alot of others that will save ur life anf consider using poison can also help u expecially against high level enemies. I still dont know what perk is best between being fast or the sprint for longer cause sometimes ive tried running away so i can potion up only for them to catch up with me i forget the names of the perks
Kingdom Come and RDR2 really set a bar for me when comes to living breathing worlds that are interactive and reactive. Kingdom Come 2 and GTA6 have me hyped for their open worlds many games will struggle to compete in the open world aspects.
“reactive” is a stretch for KCD. Doing quests that are specifically built to change things in-game doesn’t make it reactive. The guards are just as incompetent as Skyrim guards, nothing actually changes outside of story quests or the townbuilding DLC. It’s a great game, but reactive is not how I’d describe it at all. Putting on better clothes to boost charisma and get discounts isn’t reactive
@@SnailHatanI’d argue it’s reactive to a degree. One example off the top of my head: the quest where you’re sent to investigate that stable near the starting town… the time you take to travel there will change some minor things, if you take too long the guards will handle a lot of the investigation for you and chastise you for your lateness. It’s not world changing AI or anything, but minor things you do can affect certain outcomes and how you’re treated.
Same here,My favourite games are RDR2 abd KCD. World is alive,NPCs react,the best ganes ever for me. I am not into GTA though. So since I finished KCD been waiting for a sequel . So happy, can't wait for release. ❤
@@The.Nasty.yea i use alot of google searches to find out whats time sensitive and not cause i dont wanna be late and mess up worked out wrll enough for me soo far.. what i do want in the sequel is npc telling u to hurry or something if its time sensitive anf if its not dont say anything like that cause in old rpgs i expect if someone says hurry om like its cool im gonna come back in 30h and do this then see u and im kcd ots like okay sooo do i actually have to hurry or can i do side content?? Purely in game speaking i will have no clue cause sometime sir radzig says hurry but its not actually time sensitive but ots not always like that though Its a very very tiny nitpick other than that i like having timed quests sure its sometimes can be a little inconvient but thats the point the world is not living by ur clock and for me this adds immersion instead of like skyrim for example if im not there nothing is happening that world lives by my clock
@@NiceDiggzI'll be waiting a couple of weeks after release and if theyre both good, then I'll get both. People get way too caught up in their culture war bs these days.
Me and my gf picked up KCD after seeing the trailer of the second game, and we're playing it on a gaming PC and a gaming laptop. Yes, it's still a little buggy, but nothing that ruined our experience. It's a real hidden gem of a game! Highly recommended if you like medieval history
I think in my 30+ years of gaming I've maybe pre ordered 1 or 2 games. the amount of fun i had in this game and the amount of time i sunk into it, This team has absolutely earned my pre order.
I can honestly say I have never played a game like Kingdom Come: Deliverance before. I've never been so moved by a game, and had such highs and lows. It's like a great book, and so incredibly immersive. I'm really excited to see how the second one will be.
One of the most immersive games I've played, but RDR2 was more immersive. Nevertheless, I must've played about 60 hours of farkle in KCD. That mini-game was so addictive and I loved winning special dice from other NPC players.
@@mitch_sugardad4579I do find the mission design in RDR2 much more simple and less immersive. It’s the same old on rails formula. That’s one of KCDs big strengths.
The lead developer Vávra is perfectionist, he said if they made it like he wishes it to be it would never be released. Sure it will be bit clunky on bugs and technical issues but this one game I will preorder. One day before release.
I still remember my second Playthrough so dearly, that happened a few years after my first and obviously, i also became a bit more mature and attentive. Gosh, i missed so much stuff in my first Playthrough so that my second one felt like my true first playthrough. Still remember my Fight with Runt that i struggled with in my first playthrough but one-hitted in my Second. Or the whole alchemy system that i used much more to actually brew Saviour-Schnapps/Retterschnaps and healing items. Or the Clothing System for various situations such as sneaking and fighting or just bartering. I definitely hope, that KCD II will be a wonderful success!
By now, over ten-thousand people already have played KCD2 at least partially. About 9000 on Gamescom already, although just a short 20 Minute snippet. Then there was Tokyo Game-Show as well, not to count the earlier event in Kuttenberg you were referring to, where journalists and a few influencers could play the game for about 3 hours. I think it's safe to say, that KCD2 already performs much better than what KCD1 did at release.
It was comforting to hear that at the game showcase when players encountered bugs there were developers there noting them to fix them. (according to a youtuber who was there, though I can’t remember who it was) 11:20
Took me awhile to get into KCD. I watched ESO play it when I was a Freshman in high school. Soon, I finally played for myself: Days into the game, still frustrated with the combat, I rage quit just before the best climaxes of the story. Time went by n I came back, fully intending to finish Henry’s story(sike). You really have to put in the work/time to get better at the fighting. So immersive, it’s almost insane. Easily one of my top games next to RDR2 and God of War. 8:10
I’m glad you came back and loved it. I spent too much time trying to explain to people how the combat worked and not to get discouraged. Henry is garbage at first, two dudes with literal sticks will absolutely beat him down. Training with the guardsmen, practicing in the training yard, and learning the combos are all SUPER important. After a few dozen hours and better gear, I was able to 1v1 a trained knight in full plate.
After hearing about game studios in the 80s and 90s having teams of like 10 to 20 programmers, it is mind blowing "small" is now sub 100 employees. I know the technicalities have only grown in complexy by a large margin, but its just the magnitude is so incomprehensible. Also @luke, I gotta say, probably your 3rd or 4th video I've seen, and i appreciate your persistence of truth. You said before you're a skeptic, but you're not trying to be a content creator thats just cynical instead.
Regarding Shadows, AC Shadows is a "historical" RPG, KCD2 is a historical RPG. Of course they do not want to launch next to it. Not to mention, controversy around Shadows is likely to suck a lot of air out of the room, public-conscience-wise. I fully expect Warhorse to move KCD2 a week earlier just to get more breathing room from it.
Plus if it meets expectation which are set pretty high considering the first one, the game will be all anyone can talk about for 3 weeks. I half expect KCD to steal sales from shadows.
they're worrying because AC shadows is releasing in the same time frame, they're afraid they might make AC shadows dead on arrival by accident. Their concern is justified because they have a good heart
@@SongOfStorms411 Since Odyssey they have had some nonlinear quests and stuff like that, so people consider them action RPG in similar vein as Witcher 3. Obviously KCD is still much more of an RPG than any AC.
@@DocterBumSki This youtuber is paid by Ubisoft & other companies for good reviews on his channel. Not only that, hes been caught multiple time plagiarizing his "reviews"
3:00 I live in a decent sized farming town (~75,000 people) an hour from a big city and we have _at least_ 20 Central&South American restaurants and delis (probably double/triple that within 30 minutes of town). They all have great food, but my anecdotal observation is the smaller the place, the better the food.
They're coming out with confidence. Not arrogance like we see so often from other studios. I think they're genuinely excited to show us what they're cooking and I'm all for it.
I've been playing the first KCD for the past 2 months and can confidently say it's the best game I've ever played. Better than BG3 imo. Plus, I've learned a ton of history from it, particularly day to day life details in medieval times. I did need some QoL mods though, like a bow reticle and herb pickup animation skips
@@Panssel The mod I'm using is called "Instant Herb Picking". It just skips the pickup animation, making it so I can zoom down a field pressing E to pickup everything really fast. I combined that with the "Easy To See Herbs" mod. That one just re-styles the herbs so they're easier to see on the ground (without breaking immersion). Lmk if you wanna know of other mods, I'm using a bunch of quality-of-life mods that massively improve the experience IMO.
As someone who kickstarted the original KCD, I could not be happier with how everything turned out. The creative director of Warhorse Studios, Daniel Vavra, is a treasure and as long as he controls the studio, we'll have some glorious game to look forward to. He's passionate and a gamer himself.
Should be noted that 250 is a pretty sizeable team. About the same as the in house teams that worked on Skyrim and the Witcher 3. And a sequel like this that’s somewhat iterative means there aren’t nearly as many resources going to developing the foundation of the game, and more to generating content using what’s already built.
Most of my gaming core memories are related to this game and I’m 36 and a gamer since I was 6. They did something that I last felt in probably the Gothic games, just a wonderful experience. I wish I could play this again for the first time
I know someone inside the studio and I can confirm that Warhorse were a bit worried about AC: Shadows being delayed to the same month (KCD was delayed first before Ubisoft decided to release AC in the February as well). Even though people love to hate on AC: Shadows atm it's still a way more recognizable IP and Ubisoft has much bigger budget for marketing. People online will also want to talk about AC: Shadows when it comes out so I think it's only natural to be afraid that it might overshadow the release of KCD 2 a bit.
I think they are probably going to get a bump in recognition from it to be honest. Unless assassins creed shadows is really good (which is really unlikely), there are going to be alot of "Not that, this" discussions around the game. Similar to what happened to Helldivers 2 in relation to Suicide Squad.
I couldn’t get into it. I got like 15 hours in and felt like I had done nothing. Also had to reload previous saves several times because of bugged quests blocking progression. It seemed like it could be good but I just don’t have the patience. And I am someone who usually likes slower paced games with lots of world building etc.
Never in my life have I played a game that I needed to make coffee before hand in order to stay awake to play said game until KCD. Hopefully this one is better
Played the game on release, had a ton of bugs, but the game was so good that it didn't matter and now I've started playing it for the 3rd time with all DLC this time and my god this game is pure gold.
They hired a lot of talent that left CDPR who worked on the Witcher games. So they might have some serious experience on board boosting their development.
9:03 one of the quests in the forst game was drinking with a young prince and the debaucharee that comes with that. Ie, actual meaningful story in minor questing
Hey Luke I’ve recently started watching your videos and have been amazed at your room and all the figures and legos behind you. Would you mind making a video showcasing all the things behind you. And if you’ve already done this could you tell me where to find the video at please
With the first game, they researched all the weapons and armour, they physically made weapons and armour and tested it. That is why in the first game if hit someone not wearing a helmet in the head they would die instantly. In the preview of the new game (this vid at 8:20) a guy is hit in the head and does not die, just shakes his head. I am worried the combat is a little more game than real.
@@Lisa-Azra_Broad that was a duel, not a fight to the death, that npc wasnt going to die, and enemies in the first game CAN take attacks to the head unarmored without dying, at least in early game
Gotta say it mate, I really wasn’t a fan of years 2 years ago but you’ve grown massively on me!! Really enjoy your content and your intelligent takes on these games we see these days! Keep up the good work mate!! Much love from Wales 🏴
I played KCD two years after launch and never encountered a single major glitch or game breaking bug. It is masterpiece of a game. Contrast that with Skyrim where today even with a fully patched version and using the fan patch it’s trivial to still run into game breaking bugs.
I have over 250 hours in KCD 1 with just the 1st playthrough (all DLC's included). Think about this...the guy who made this game and made all this possible is the same guy that made and wrote Mafia 1 back in the 2000 and wrote Mafia 2. I'm happy that they delayed the release date. So they can polish the game even more. Peace!
In one of Sir Tobi's recent interviews, he was asked how many Easter eggs are in KCD2, and he said he literally doesn't know. The org chart for Warhorse is really flat, and they don't really track things like that. If someone wants to hide a detail like an Easter egg, they can do it pretty easily. Which means that yeah, KCD2 is likely to be just as quirky and detailed as KCD.
I agree with "that one person" - the 11.2. release date is worrisome. AC Shadows people are the types to play KCD. It's a massive historical RPG, enough said. And if you have to spend 150 hours in a game, you will have to make a choice which one to buy. Actually it will be interesting to see how many people will follow "the based" studio (Warhorse) instead of very much not based Ubisoft lmao.
With shadows launching on steam day one, it will be interesting to compare the numbers. Personally I expect KCD2 will actually against expectations pull bigger numbers than AC Shadows.
@@8Paul7 I'm worried because let's be honest, AC is a brand that fans just buy because it's AC. KCD is not established, small studio from Europe, and buggy first game. HOWEVER I do think word of the mouth is gonna help, and also people are really fed up with Ubisoft and just want quality game. It's gonna be tough but fingers crossed for KCD2, I'm Czech and I want nothing more than for it to succeed.
@@zuzisamnot anymore shadows and Ubisoft are not doing well: ac is not an hardcore game it fairly easy gameplay there last game only sold an million copies and that was viewed as very poorly made. I don’t think you will see an ton of people buying shadows
@@zuzisamthey have hired a 100 or more ppl than what they had with rhe forst game and alot of former cdpr talent so that should help Idk what the game was like when it first came out but for me it runs good and havent encountered any real bugs or anything ive played it pretty recently though
It is also worth to mention that it will be over 6 years from first game release, so they have some time to work and build this game. (probably not all that time from various reasons, like working on DLCs, building new team, conceptual work etc. but still a lot time to make a good game in my opinon ;) )
My Collector's Edition of KCD2 is locked and ready to join its three older brothers (yes, KCD1 received three separate CEs). Masterpiece of a game and I know Warhorse will deliver again.
Personally i dont have any faith in a studio left these days im praying that kcd2 is authentic but im withholding bying yhe game until i can see for sure
The Royal Edition of KCD is on -85% sale on Steam right now. I bought it even though i already had it on different platform, because the devs just deserve it. Steam in my country asks for 5,99EUR. That's a freakin steal for game this good, including all the DLCs. I highly recommend everyone who love openworld games that don't rely on generic content, VERY original (but really clunky and tough to learn) combat system, funny dialogue and overall good writing. Dan Vávra might not be the most honest debater when it comes to politics and some elements of his worldview are definitely worrying a little, but he's definitely good writer, and he understands what a great game should have. The first Mafia was very good, and so is KCD. Also, a huge chunk of the KCD map is VERY realistic. Everything east from Samopesh and Ledetchko is close to 1:1. So you can visit Sasau region of medieval version of Czechia. My family used to have a summer cottage near Samopesh, i spent every summer there as a kid until 1994 when we had to sell :-(. I miss the place terribly. I truly regret they didn't stick to the map realism also west of Samopesh and Samopesh itself. They kinda folded the map right there at the edge of the village, moved Sasau way closer and much further south than where it really is, i guess to be able to fit few more villages that aren't really in walking distance from the Rattay/Talmberg/Ledetchko triangle. I still think that they could have done it anyway, because the real area between Samopesh and Sasau is basically just a river, rock cliffs with a few summer camps anyway, but the Warhorse team was small, and i guess they didn't want "empty" areas where only stuff that would happen would be generic bandit encounters. Filling that area with meaningful content would take time and resources, so they decided to just move Sasau (and everything north of Sasau) closer to the realistic part of the map. Still love the game, and i wish Warhorse success with KCD2.
Im under no illusions that this game will be buggy as hell, and tank any lower end PC. However! This will also likely be one of the best medieval sim-style RPGs ever, and I absolutely cannot wait!
At the reveal of KCD2 in April Warhorse said that in terms of quality and polish the game was at the same stage as KCD was at launch, and they have been in an all out bug-squashing mode for the last 6 months. Woah, it's already been 6 months since the reveal...
They key to Kingdom Come: Deliverance: 1. Skull cracker. 2. You can just drink liquor instead of eating. 3. Potions are all made of booze which ties in to #2. 4. Skull cracker.
Best way to describe KCD1: Brilliant Eurojank (its fine you can use that term, us Europeans aren't as sensitive) and with KCD2 expect Eurojank to still be around but probably improved compared to the first game. If it doesn't bother you, you'll have a great time. I mean just think of the Witcher games, Eurojank that improved with each sequel.
Sorry but naming IGN as neutral source is as trustworthy as saying the friend of a friend of a friend recommended this they say anything if they get paid for it
Yeah I took the advice of everyone saying to play kcd, the history is nice… but a game that ISNT clunky, tedious, slow, and full of annoying ai asshats that always see you when sneaking is way nicer.
It could literally be the same game with the same physics and a new story and I would still play it. My only 'skeptical' take is that I really hope the story is just as good (or hopefully) better than the first. I really just want an epic medieval story that does justice to the age. I love the gameplay of the first already, but I really need an rpg with a soul again like the Witcher, the previous kcd, and red dead redemption 2 had. No more robotic, uninteresting, lifeless npcs like Bethesda, ubisoft, and smaller game, but mount and blade banner lord have had as of late. I played the original mount and blade. Though Bannerlord is a better game, the npcs feel like lifeless vessels compared to the compelling characters of the first. I am not worried about kcd2 because I've yet to have a bad experience with their game. The dlcs were good(especially a woman's lot, and band of bastards while it lasted) the story, though simple, was well told, and the characters all had things that added to the overarching story, like Hans Capon with a great character arc that proves he was right and actually a good lad the whole time, or the general feel of the game as henry slowly gains the respect and trust of the lords during the battles and missions. I just want expansion and a well written ending to Henry's story.
I preordered, after watching several interviews with Sir Toby they are polishing and want to make sure everything is working smoothly. I do trust warhorse will deliver . I had preordered Shadows but I cancelled and will probably play KCD2 for 400 hours,given that every playthrough on KCD took me 200 hours,so Shadows can wait for a sale now. 😊
This will be the first game I’ve preordered in 4 years. KCD is the best RPG I’ve ever played and since then nothing has scratched the itch it does. Nothing comes close to what KCD does even other amazing rpgs because no other game is as immersive as KCD hardcore mode. No other game even tries to be as relentlessly realistic and historically accurate as KCD.
When the first game came out my PC couldn't run it, but I completed it around three months ago and fell in love with the game and its world. I'm an absolute sucker for the time period, and I'm so excited for the new release
Watched a couple youtubers play through the game and loved every second of it. Very excited for this one! Btw: the original is on sale for 6 dollars atm!
My only issue with this is you are a bit inconsistent when either criticizing or praising games for being a 1.5 of the first game instead of a different second game. You heavily criticized horizon and spider man for it but praised Jedi(minus technical issues) this and others 10:35
A team of 250 is not small at all, that's comfortably an AAA level headcount. Sure, maybe not megacorp mega-inefficient AAA, but the majority of AAA studios do not have more than 250 people, especially not working on the same game. Anyway, I am very excited for KCD2, the first game is one of the most underrated games of all time. Surely it was pummeled hard by its bugs at launch, but I played it a few years after it came out and absolutely loved it, very immersive, innovative, not perfect, but despite its flaws it was a fantastic experience. I am 100% confident that they will deliver, a few bugs and/or performance issues are not going to be a dealbreaker, they come with the territory of a massive game.
@@FakeAdirTVLack of posting anything useful. He became like reporters who ignored corona and focusing on Putin. Putin erased the infected and deaths from corona all of sudden lol
I really love that Luke loves KCD. I'm really looking forward to KCD:2. I can point to the specific moment I fell in love with KCD - it was that first mission that paired my Henry with Sir Hans Capon on a rabbit-hunting trip. The pace was so stretched out, it felt like a real kind of squire+prick of a lord relationship, but went in a very different direction.
What I like most about this game is that it's historically accurate and doesn't have any magic spells or fantasy to the game, just pure bare-bones medieval; I like all of the different armor choices; the atmosphere, it was a beautiful game when I had it for ps4.. I can only imagine how it will be on the gaming pc. Crossbows are going to be fun; my only gripe is that they changed Henry's face, very small gripe. This one is going to have lots of combat, the first one stopped at the beginning of the boiling point. I can't wait to play this game
I honestly loved the high skill floor for kcds combat as you learned with henry it eventually became so easy it was trivial by the end. I suppose it makes sense for it to be easier in the sequel since hes more trained now though.
Im on the fence with this one. It looks pretty good, I'm just curious if they're gonna "fix" the combat. It needs an optional setting for casual gamers who dont want to sweat in every bandit fight. Just a setting that lets the game choose the sword directions for you.
Use a Mace or Axe if you want easier combat. This game doesn’t baby its players like most games these days and a lot of us love it because of it. Look at Elden ring/Dark souls players
I really hope they bring back Farkle as a mini-game. I played that for many many hours, reminded me of Liars Dice (RDR). Also, the fact you could win special dice from NPC players was a great feature.
No one in Bohemia Kingdom has a name Rachel. 😂 In Czech it sound very unnaturaly. Most common czech names are Jane, Elise, Adele, Emma,Theresa, Sofie, Victorie, Caroline, Natalie, Kate, Barbara..
I don't understand your confusion about possible crossover audiences with AC:S. You, yourself, have stated that your are (or at least were) a huge AC fan - and yet you love KCD. So you are exactly an example of someone who would (or would have in the past) been all aboard for both games. But the fear for them, I think, is that that demographic probably only has time for one multi-mega-hour game. So which do they pick? The ultra super shiny high budget title that will likely garner both old and new players out of the gate? Or the audience that played their (completely underrated) game in the past ... but who knows of the initial wonkiness so who don't need an excuse to let it simmer for a bit before buying? They may be an indie, but they want, and probably need, those tasty launch week sales too. Seems to me to be a very fair thought to try to avoid that conflict. Disclosure: I, too, play both AC and KCD, so I'm also part of that "crossover" demo.
I think it might be mainly about the media and influencer attention, who might focus a lot on AC:S, making it the topic of the day, so KCD2 might flow under the radar. It's maybe not even about the audience directly, but to get the attention of this audience in the first place.
I don't quite understand how you would call a 75-100-people studio "small" and "really small and intimate" team. There are teams of less than 10 people working on indie games that are very good in quality, if of a bit smaller scope and I would say that a team of 30+ people already is not a small team anymore, it is certainly already a dedicated game studio instead of a tiny group that work on it as a indie hobby project, lol. The whole factorio team is now 31 people when releasing their big DLC and pretty surely was much less than that when they released the original game. The whole team behind satisfactory is 39 people. The team behind Valheim has 14 people. These games take their time to finish developing, but if one looks at big AAA productions that spend a lot of their time in pre-production or dev hell, those take much longer for much less quality in quite a number of cases (just looking at Mass effect andromeda and duke nukem forever, off the top of my hat).
KCD is one of the most underrated games ever. Please!!! Whoever didn't play it. Do yourself a favor and give this masterpiece a chance
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it's not, honestly it's unplayable i gave it many chances
bad performance whatever settings i choose, and my pc is not a potato pc i'll tell u that, very buggy gameplay no matter what i do i even tried a lot of mods to fix it but still it's just very unenjoyable and bad overall
Came here to say this
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As a European I love how Luke talk about Europe as far away fairy tale place. I have in person visited many of places where this game is set
He’s American. Europe is a far away fantasy land to them lol 😅
@@dieseIboyIndeed. As an American. I’m pretty sure Europe is fake.
@@dieseIboy Which is a bit sad considering white Americans are ex-Europeans :)
@@dieseIboyAt least learn history how America was created.
All started from Boston tea party into revolution.
That was fake.
They wanted t power.
Europeans...
I think in Europe we take a lot for granted. Can you imagine being in the States and never seeing a castle? or an old stone fort that's thousands of years old? Must be odd.
I don't know what was the state of KCD when it originally came out, but I played it last month, and it ran nearly flawlessly. It's a fantastic game, to boot. Looking forward to the sequel.
How did the combat feel?
It was clunky at first but warhorse was a baby studio and did a good job fixing things for all platforms
@@lucid.420 Melee is challenging, takes some practice. It never felt super rewarding though, and it can feel a bit frustrating when facing multiple enemies. The bow, however, feels great (takes some skill and practice).
when it was released it was extremely buggy but it was still fun as hell.
@@lucid.420 it was a harsher skill check than the Dark Souls games imo
Central Europe has emerged as one of the top video game development cultures. If not in terms of quantity, certainly in terms of quality.
they've been making high quality games for decades 😭
Gothic, Witcher, KCD. Any other examples?
@@tj-co9go sadly we dont even need more at this point people mental with bad games now
@@tj-co9go Mafia series, Serious Sam, Cyberpunk, Scorn, Dying Light, Arma, Painkiller, Bulletstorm, Frostpunk, Dead Island, Crysis, Hunt Showdown, Anno, Superhot, Silent Hill 2 remake, Truck Simulator....... that's from the top of my head after 2 minutes of thinking.
Tropico, Patrician, Crysis, X3, and of course the unforgettable Lord of the Rings: Gollum
If only Wenceslas took his position seriously. And kept out of those frivolous pursuits.
lol
KCD is one of the most immersive games I've ever played. Like thinking you are in there in the world. Especially around the foresty areas, they really feel like youre in a real life forest. The soundscape, animal sounds, hooves, wind everything is so nicely done in those games. Fantastic audio engineering. Very nice clear sounds, not muted to hell like in most modern games.
The need to eat some bread out on the road is immersive
This is true until it gets to the combat. Combat is probably the main reason why people who don't like it don't like it.
@@intothevoid2046 they can’t git gud
@@intothevoid2046 You can fix quite a bit about the combat with mods, I know I did. Remove Master Strike (turns game too easy and boring once its introduced, combos are completely useless because enemy will just master strike you), remove slow-mo, remove target lock, faster arrows, no arrow trails.
KCD does the combat and progression very differently than most games, you start out as weak as Henry does. In most games you can kill first enemies easily and without thought. Not so much in KCD. It didnt resonate with people who are used to being handheld in games.
The little details makes it so immersive. For example you are a peasant in the game, therefore you cannot read, like every other peasant in the world at that time. So there is a quest, where you need to learn how to read. And after that you can read books, but not books in latin! Insane! Never seen anything like it before.
Don't worry about the polish. There will be a Polish character in the game.
I know a Polish audio engineer. And a Czech one two, a Czech one two.
@@peterlarkin762 That was Hillarious.
😂😂
Man I’m so glad I played the first one this year. Some of the most fun I’ve had in any RPG ever. As long as they just give me more KCD with better graphics and less jank I’m happy.
indeed... I had never heard of it, and played it recently for the first time as well.... for its its top 5 games of all time... good to see not all of these companies have completely lost the ability to make games with compelling stories and writing.
Godwin dear didn't you forget something? MUAHAHHAA
@Darren-i8b9t Skill issue
Kcd 2 is the one game I will not be skeptical about at all. Warhorse is a studio that doesnt baby gamers and actually care about the game they are delivering to fans they have earned my trust
Indeed... and they are not focused on a lot of the other bs that many of the big studios are... they care about making a good game.. and respecting the history and the culture of the area the game is about... its great to see... the counter opposite of what studios like Ubisoft are about.
I was really sad that i didn't get my hands on a collectors edition. ;O Now only the PC upgrade is missing, but that depends on the price of the 5090.
Yeah it’s a good old fashioned game
It says “either train and get better or quit”
Luke’s not tough enough tho
And game isnt woke.
Even with playing with his gf in dlc.
@@SeriousDragonify🤡🤡🤡🤡
Kingdom Come Deliverance took me around 200hrs to full complete. (in my 6th play-through) & I fully enjoyed everything.
Don’t know how people complete it so fast. Like how could anyone not explore the whole map.
What did u play it on ?
@@Nikolas-ml5ioI can’t speak for him p played on an based ps4 and an ps5.
I played my first playthrough on an Xbox One and more recently on my PC. The PC graphics are unbelievable. If you have issues with cutscene frame rate then you need to turn off vsync.
I bought KCD for £2.49 couple of months ago on PS5, havnt seen any bugs yet. Best value for money.
It had a lot of bugs at launch, but they've done a good job polishing it.
That’s the best deal in gaming right there.
thats a insane deal
Same i got it for like 3 dollars when it was on sale. Been def having a blast so far
There is one bad bug it tied to from the ashes dlc and it make the game un beatable. Fortunately it only if you complete from the ashes dlc that you can run into this bug
3:20 I'm feeling quite hungry
He missed his chance lol
This game is made in Czech republic, and takes place also in medieval Czech republic. We love it here. Its like CD Projekt in Poland with Witcher.
My only concern is the combat. I'm not sure which sections of the game people managed to play, but in KCD there was a massive difference in combat between the early game and when you were fighting 3 or 4 armored opponents at once. Late game KCD felt more like a fight against their lock on system than the enemies. If Warhorse can fix that, I expect KCD2 to be a masterpiece. The world is going to be beautiful and immersive and the story engaging, that feels like a given.
They apparebtly changed how combat worked its different from the first game
The combat in the first one ruined the entire game for me. I hope it's changed now.
There were some really nice mods that made the combat a lot better. I'm sure the devs will have noted that for the sequel.
1v1 combat in KCD was fine, it was when it was multiple enemys that it failed. Amazing game tho. Replaying it now tbh 🙏🏾👏🏾👊🏽🇬🇧
@@theoutsiderjess1869i heard the community manager saying they have refined the system but will still be difficult with several opponents cause well its more realistic so keepimg the system they have just more refined its not alot they can do honestly.
Ive found it easier to not lock on when facing several enemies and if u manage to notice enemies do urself a favour and buff up i mean the healing potions and alot of others that will save ur life anf consider using poison can also help u expecially against high level enemies.
I still dont know what perk is best between being fast or the sprint for longer cause sometimes ive tried running away so i can potion up only for them to catch up with me i forget the names of the perks
Kingdom Come and RDR2 really set a bar for me when comes to living breathing worlds that are interactive and reactive. Kingdom Come 2 and GTA6 have me hyped for their open worlds many games will struggle to compete in the open world aspects.
“reactive” is a stretch for KCD. Doing quests that are specifically built to change things in-game doesn’t make it reactive. The guards are just as incompetent as Skyrim guards, nothing actually changes outside of story quests or the townbuilding DLC.
It’s a great game, but reactive is not how I’d describe it at all. Putting on better clothes to boost charisma and get discounts isn’t reactive
Not really that interactive and reactive, but it is a beautiful and accurate historical period setting
@@SnailHatanI’d argue it’s reactive to a degree.
One example off the top of my head: the quest where you’re sent to investigate that stable near the starting town… the time you take to travel there will change some minor things, if you take too long the guards will handle a lot of the investigation for you and chastise you for your lateness.
It’s not world changing AI or anything, but minor things you do can affect certain outcomes and how you’re treated.
Same here,My favourite games are RDR2 abd KCD. World is alive,NPCs react,the best ganes ever for me. I am not into GTA though. So since I finished KCD been waiting for a sequel . So happy, can't wait for release. ❤
@@The.Nasty.yea i use alot of google searches to find out whats time sensitive and not cause i dont wanna be late and mess up worked out wrll enough for me soo far.. what i do want in the sequel is npc telling u to hurry or something if its time sensitive anf if its not dont say anything like that cause in old rpgs i expect if someone says hurry om like its cool im gonna come back in 30h and do this then see u and im kcd ots like okay sooo do i actually have to hurry or can i do side content?? Purely in game speaking i will have no clue cause sometime sir radzig says hurry but its not actually time sensitive but ots not always like that though
Its a very very tiny nitpick other than that i like having timed quests sure its sometimes can be a little inconvient but thats the point the world is not living by ur clock and for me this adds immersion instead of like skyrim for example if im not there nothing is happening that world lives by my clock
God bless you Luke
Hi it’s Hans
M'lord hath spoken
KCD stays installed on my PC forever because I never know when I might want to enjoy some medieval hardship.
Oh man, I hope more people would buy KCD2 instead of Ac shadows in february, this game deserves so much more.
That would be hilarious and good. lol
Given that kcd1 was a well loved masterpiece and ac is more and more well hated with each new game, it is possible that kcd will outsell them
The ppl who buy AC don't play KCD games
@@NiceDiggzI'll be waiting a couple of weeks after release and if theyre both good, then I'll get both. People get way too caught up in their culture war bs these days.
Both game have they separate fanbase so it don’t matter
Man if anyone out there has played KCD as much as I have, you won't be skeptical about Warhorse.
KCD + dlcs was one of the best gaming experiences I ever had, can’t wait for the sequel
Me and my gf picked up KCD after seeing the trailer of the second game, and we're playing it on a gaming PC and a gaming laptop. Yes, it's still a little buggy, but nothing that ruined our experience. It's a real hidden gem of a game! Highly recommended if you like medieval history
Thats not buggy its how the game is made... It's called Jak
I think in my 30+ years of gaming I've maybe pre ordered 1 or 2 games. the amount of fun i had in this game and the amount of time i sunk into it, This team has absolutely earned my pre order.
Ah, I get it. It's a skeptical look because they haven't paid him for this review.
He still praised it heavily lol. KCD and warhorse is the next step in the first person open word adventure genre
I can honestly say I have never played a game like Kingdom Come: Deliverance before. I've never been so moved by a game, and had such highs and lows. It's like a great book, and so incredibly immersive. I'm really excited to see how the second one will be.
One of the most immersive games I've played, but RDR2 was more immersive.
Nevertheless, I must've played about 60 hours of farkle in KCD. That mini-game was so addictive and I loved winning special dice from other NPC players.
@@mitch_sugardad4579to be honest, there aren't really that many games that can say they're more immersive than rdr2.
@@mitch_sugardad4579I do find the mission design in RDR2 much more simple and less immersive. It’s the same old on rails formula. That’s one of KCDs big strengths.
The lead developer Vávra is perfectionist, he said if they made it like he wishes it to be it would never be released. Sure it will be bit clunky on bugs and technical issues but this one game I will preorder. One day before release.
Time to short Ubisoft stocks for the next few months so I got enough money to spend on games in feb 😂
I still remember my second Playthrough so dearly, that happened a few years after my first and obviously, i also became a bit more mature and attentive. Gosh, i missed so much stuff in my first Playthrough so that my second one felt like my true first playthrough. Still remember my Fight with Runt that i struggled with in my first playthrough but one-hitted in my Second. Or the whole alchemy system that i used much more to actually brew Saviour-Schnapps/Retterschnaps and healing items. Or the Clothing System for various situations such as sneaking and fighting or just bartering.
I definitely hope, that KCD II will be a wonderful success!
By now, over ten-thousand people already have played KCD2 at least partially. About 9000 on Gamescom already, although just a short 20 Minute snippet. Then there was Tokyo Game-Show as well, not to count the earlier event in Kuttenberg you were referring to, where journalists and a few influencers could play the game for about 3 hours.
I think it's safe to say, that KCD2 already performs much better than what KCD1 did at release.
It was comforting to hear that at the game showcase when players encountered bugs there were developers there noting them to fix them. (according to a youtuber who was there, though I can’t remember who it was) 11:20
Took me awhile to get into KCD. I watched ESO play it when I was a Freshman in high school.
Soon, I finally played for myself: Days into the game, still frustrated with the combat, I rage quit just before the best climaxes of the story.
Time went by n I came back, fully intending to finish Henry’s story(sike). You really have to put in the work/time to get better at the fighting. So immersive, it’s almost insane.
Easily one of my top games next to RDR2 and God of War. 8:10
I’m glad you came back and loved it. I spent too much time trying to explain to people how the combat worked and not to get discouraged.
Henry is garbage at first, two dudes with literal sticks will absolutely beat him down. Training with the guardsmen, practicing in the training yard, and learning the combos are all SUPER important.
After a few dozen hours and better gear, I was able to 1v1 a trained knight in full plate.
After hearing about game studios in the 80s and 90s having teams of like 10 to 20 programmers, it is mind blowing "small" is now sub 100 employees. I know the technicalities have only grown in complexy by a large margin, but its just the magnitude is so incomprehensible.
Also @luke, I gotta say, probably your 3rd or 4th video I've seen, and i appreciate your persistence of truth. You said before you're a skeptic, but you're not trying to be a content creator thats just cynical instead.
Regarding Shadows, AC Shadows is a "historical" RPG, KCD2 is a historical RPG. Of course they do not want to launch next to it. Not to mention, controversy around Shadows is likely to suck a lot of air out of the room, public-conscience-wise. I fully expect Warhorse to move KCD2 a week earlier just to get more breathing room from it.
Lol
Plus if it meets expectation which are set pretty high considering the first one, the game will be all anyone can talk about for 3 weeks. I half expect KCD to steal sales from shadows.
they're worrying because AC shadows is releasing in the same time frame, they're afraid they might make AC shadows dead on arrival by accident. Their concern is justified because they have a good heart
Calling Assassin’s Creed an “RPG” is a bit of a stretch.
@@SongOfStorms411 Since Odyssey they have had some nonlinear quests and stuff like that, so people consider them action RPG in similar vein as Witcher 3. Obviously KCD is still much more of an RPG than any AC.
They didn’t pay enough for a good review 😮
What?
@@DocterBumSki This youtuber is paid by Ubisoft & other companies for good reviews on his channel. Not only that, hes been caught multiple time plagiarizing his "reviews"
skepticism is not allowed. kcd2 will be the greatest game of all time. period.
jesus christ be praised
3:00 I live in a decent sized farming town (~75,000 people) an hour from a big city and we have _at least_ 20 Central&South American restaurants and delis (probably double/triple that within 30 minutes of town). They all have great food, but my anecdotal observation is the smaller the place, the better the food.
They're coming out with confidence. Not arrogance like we see so often from other studios. I think they're genuinely excited to show us what they're cooking and I'm all for it.
I've been playing the first KCD for the past 2 months and can confidently say it's the best game I've ever played. Better than BG3 imo. Plus, I've learned a ton of history from it, particularly day to day life details in medieval times. I did need some QoL mods though, like a bow reticle and herb pickup animation skips
@@Panssel The mod I'm using is called "Instant Herb Picking". It just skips the pickup animation, making it so I can zoom down a field pressing E to pickup everything really fast. I combined that with the "Easy To See Herbs" mod. That one just re-styles the herbs so they're easier to see on the ground (without breaking immersion). Lmk if you wanna know of other mods, I'm using a bunch of quality-of-life mods that massively improve the experience IMO.
This game is a gem for Skyrim lovers, I can’t believe I find out this games 6 years late
What the release date says to me is that someone in marketing really dropped the ball. They should have delayed to 14/03
Ah, the Ubishill is hypercritical of games unless he's paid not to be. How convenient.
Try not to mention starfield challenge, difficulty level: IMPOSSIBLE
As someone who kickstarted the original KCD, I could not be happier with how everything turned out. The creative director of Warhorse Studios, Daniel Vavra, is a treasure and as long as he controls the studio, we'll have some glorious game to look forward to. He's passionate and a gamer himself.
Should be noted that 250 is a pretty sizeable team. About the same as the in house teams that worked on Skyrim and the Witcher 3. And a sequel like this that’s somewhat iterative means there aren’t nearly as many resources going to developing the foundation of the game, and more to generating content using what’s already built.
People who came here after he mentioned this in the last video?😂
I've been waiting in anticipation since he said he would do this video lmao
Woulda been out sooner if the mention of SSKTJL wasn't flagged by YT lol
Most of my gaming core memories are related to this game and I’m 36 and a gamer since I was 6. They did something that I last felt in probably the Gothic games, just a wonderful experience. I wish I could play this again for the first time
KCD was one one best games of all tiem... cant wait to see what they do with KCD 2
A game like this and a studio like warhorse should get all our support since they keep the authenticity of games that we all like and miss
I know someone inside the studio and I can confirm that Warhorse were a bit worried about AC: Shadows being delayed to the same month (KCD was delayed first before Ubisoft decided to release AC in the February as well). Even though people love to hate on AC: Shadows atm it's still a way more recognizable IP and Ubisoft has much bigger budget for marketing. People online will also want to talk about AC: Shadows when it comes out so I think it's only natural to be afraid that it might overshadow the release of KCD 2 a bit.
I highly doubt shadows is going to do well it will probably lose money
@@lorddiethorn Yeah, but my point is that it will still get a lot of attention even though it might be a pos game.
@@martinzemek5798 it won’t get an ton of attention because of the fact there last game barely sold an million copies and was an terrible mess
I think they are probably going to get a bump in recognition from it to be honest. Unless assassins creed shadows is really good (which is really unlikely), there are going to be alot of "Not that, this" discussions around the game. Similar to what happened to Helldivers 2 in relation to Suicide Squad.
@@randylee7888 even if shadows is very good an ton of people will not play because of the fact the last Ubisoft game sold poorly and was poorly made.
I couldn’t get into it. I got like 15 hours in and felt like I had done nothing. Also had to reload previous saves several times because of bugged quests blocking progression. It seemed like it could be good but I just don’t have the patience. And I am someone who usually likes slower paced games with lots of world building etc.
Never in my life have I played a game that I needed to make coffee before hand in order to stay awake to play said game until KCD. Hopefully this one is better
Damn fr?
@lcvigilante9608 yea I really wanted to like it just couldn't get into it tho maybe it played better on pc
@@Nikolas-ml5io that's how I been feeling with it thought it was jus me
Played the game on release, had a ton of bugs, but the game was so good that it didn't matter and now I've started playing it for the 3rd time with all DLC this time and my god this game is pure gold.
They hired a lot of talent that left CDPR who worked on the Witcher games. So they might have some serious experience on board boosting their development.
Then we may expect magical writing
9:03 one of the quests in the forst game was drinking with a young prince and the debaucharee that comes with that. Ie, actual meaningful story in minor questing
I have full faith in KCD2. Warhorse is a team of passionate gamers/game lovers.
Hey Luke I’ve recently started watching your videos and have been amazed at your room and all the figures and legos behind you. Would you mind making a video showcasing all the things behind you. And if you’ve already done this could you tell me where to find the video at please
With the first game, they researched all the weapons and armour, they physically made weapons and armour and tested it. That is why in the first game if hit someone not wearing a helmet in the head they would die instantly. In the preview of the new game (this vid at 8:20) a guy is hit in the head and does not die, just shakes his head. I am worried the combat is a little more game than real.
Did you payed attention at what was happening there? No, of course not
@@bastianrivera4544 explain
@@Lisa-Azra_Broad that was a duel, not a fight to the death, that npc wasnt going to die, and enemies in the first game CAN take attacks to the head unarmored without dying, at least in early game
Gotta say it mate, I really wasn’t a fan of years 2 years ago but you’ve grown massively on me!! Really enjoy your content and your intelligent takes on these games we see these days! Keep up the good work mate!! Much love from Wales 🏴
I expect jank, but the good kind of jank
I played KCD two years after launch and never encountered a single major glitch or game breaking bug. It is masterpiece of a game. Contrast that with Skyrim where today even with a fully patched version and using the fan patch it’s trivial to still run into game breaking bugs.
I have over 250 hours in KCD 1 with just the 1st playthrough (all DLC's included).
Think about this...the guy who made this game and made all this possible is the same guy that made and wrote Mafia 1 back in the 2000 and wrote Mafia 2.
I'm happy that they delayed the release date. So they can polish the game even more.
Peace!
As much as we would be honored to claim this game, I think it's fair to say "so that they can CZECH the game even more". 😆
I'll see myself out.....
In one of Sir Tobi's recent interviews, he was asked how many Easter eggs are in KCD2, and he said he literally doesn't know. The org chart for Warhorse is really flat, and they don't really track things like that. If someone wants to hide a detail like an Easter egg, they can do it pretty easily. Which means that yeah, KCD2 is likely to be just as quirky and detailed as KCD.
I agree with "that one person" - the 11.2. release date is worrisome. AC Shadows people are the types to play KCD. It's a massive historical RPG, enough said. And if you have to spend 150 hours in a game, you will have to make a choice which one to buy. Actually it will be interesting to see how many people will follow "the based" studio (Warhorse) instead of very much not based Ubisoft lmao.
With shadows launching on steam day one, it will be interesting to compare the numbers. Personally I expect KCD2 will actually against expectations pull bigger numbers than AC Shadows.
@@8Paul7 I'm worried because let's be honest, AC is a brand that fans just buy because it's AC. KCD is not established, small studio from Europe, and buggy first game. HOWEVER I do think word of the mouth is gonna help, and also people are really fed up with Ubisoft and just want quality game. It's gonna be tough but fingers crossed for KCD2, I'm Czech and I want nothing more than for it to succeed.
@@zuzisamnot anymore shadows and Ubisoft are not doing well: ac is not an hardcore game it fairly easy gameplay there last game only sold an million copies and that was viewed as very poorly made. I don’t think you will see an ton of people buying shadows
@@zuzisamthey have hired a 100 or more ppl than what they had with rhe forst game and alot of former cdpr talent so that should help
Idk what the game was like when it first came out but for me it runs good and havent encountered any real bugs or anything ive played it pretty recently though
It is also worth to mention that it will be over 6 years from first game release, so they have some time to work and build this game. (probably not all that time from various reasons, like working on DLCs, building new team, conceptual work etc. but still a lot time to make a good game in my opinon ;) )
My Collector's Edition of KCD2 is locked and ready to join its three older brothers (yes, KCD1 received three separate CEs). Masterpiece of a game and I know Warhorse will deliver again.
Personally i dont have any faith in a studio left these days im praying that kcd2 is authentic but im withholding bying yhe game until i can see for sure
The Royal Edition of KCD is on -85% sale on Steam right now. I bought it even though i already had it on different platform, because the devs just deserve it. Steam in my country asks for 5,99EUR. That's a freakin steal for game this good, including all the DLCs. I highly recommend everyone who love openworld games that don't rely on generic content, VERY original (but really clunky and tough to learn) combat system, funny dialogue and overall good writing. Dan Vávra might not be the most honest debater when it comes to politics and some elements of his worldview are definitely worrying a little, but he's definitely good writer, and he understands what a great game should have. The first Mafia was very good, and so is KCD.
Also, a huge chunk of the KCD map is VERY realistic. Everything east from Samopesh and Ledetchko is close to 1:1. So you can visit Sasau region of medieval version of Czechia.
My family used to have a summer cottage near Samopesh, i spent every summer there as a kid until 1994 when we had to sell :-(. I miss the place terribly.
I truly regret they didn't stick to the map realism also west of Samopesh and Samopesh itself. They kinda folded the map right there at the edge of the village, moved Sasau way closer and much further south than where it really is, i guess to be able to fit few more villages that aren't really in walking distance from the Rattay/Talmberg/Ledetchko triangle. I still think that they could have done it anyway, because the real area between Samopesh and Sasau is basically just a river, rock cliffs with a few summer camps anyway, but the Warhorse team was small, and i guess they didn't want "empty" areas where only stuff that would happen would be generic bandit encounters. Filling that area with meaningful content would take time and resources, so they decided to just move Sasau (and everything north of Sasau) closer to the realistic part of the map. Still love the game, and i wish Warhorse success with KCD2.
Im under no illusions that this game will be buggy as hell, and tank any lower end PC. However! This will also likely be one of the best medieval sim-style RPGs ever, and I absolutely cannot wait!
I think people will be surprised by how polished it will be. Warhorse are very intent on removing their "buggy games" reputation.
At the reveal of KCD2 in April Warhorse said that in terms of quality and polish the game was at the same stage as KCD was at launch, and they have been in an all out bug-squashing mode for the last 6 months.
Woah, it's already been 6 months since the reveal...
This game came out on PS4/Xbox and PS5/Xseries runs KCD much better. If medium SPEC PCs have trouble running this game might as well move to consoles.
They key to Kingdom Come: Deliverance:
1. Skull cracker.
2. You can just drink liquor instead of eating.
3. Potions are all made of booze which ties in to #2.
4. Skull cracker.
Best way to describe KCD1: Brilliant Eurojank (its fine you can use that term, us Europeans aren't as sensitive) and with KCD2 expect Eurojank to still be around but probably improved compared to the first game.
If it doesn't bother you, you'll have a great time. I mean just think of the Witcher games, Eurojank that improved with each sequel.
They say Luke is still hungry and nobody has fed him to this day ...
I would gamble a lot of money on the guess that this game will be a 9/10 or 10/10 game all round
Didn't play KDC1, but played all the assassin creeds. I will be pre-ordereding this game and not even getting shadows.
Kcd1 is very cheap right now it not for everyone.
Sorry but naming IGN as neutral source is as trustworthy as saying the friend of a friend of a friend recommended this they say anything if they get paid for it
PoE 2 early access, Monster Hunter Wilds and KCD II are the upcoming games that give me excitement.
Yeah I took the advice of everyone saying to play kcd, the history is nice…
but a game that ISNT clunky, tedious, slow, and full of annoying ai asshats that always see you when sneaking is way nicer.
It could literally be the same game with the same physics and a new story and I would still play it. My only 'skeptical' take is that I really hope the story is just as good (or hopefully) better than the first. I really just want an epic medieval story that does justice to the age. I love the gameplay of the first already, but I really need an rpg with a soul again like the Witcher, the previous kcd, and red dead redemption 2 had. No more robotic, uninteresting, lifeless npcs like Bethesda, ubisoft, and smaller game, but mount and blade banner lord have had as of late. I played the original mount and blade. Though Bannerlord is a better game, the npcs feel like lifeless vessels compared to the compelling characters of the first. I am not worried about kcd2 because I've yet to have a bad experience with their game. The dlcs were good(especially a woman's lot, and band of bastards while it lasted) the story, though simple, was well told, and the characters all had things that added to the overarching story, like Hans Capon with a great character arc that proves he was right and actually a good lad the whole time, or the general feel of the game as henry slowly gains the respect and trust of the lords during the battles and missions. I just want expansion and a well written ending to Henry's story.
I preordered, after watching several interviews with Sir Toby they are polishing and want to make sure everything is working smoothly.
I do trust warhorse will deliver . I had preordered Shadows but I cancelled and will probably play KCD2 for 400 hours,given that every playthrough on KCD took me 200 hours,so Shadows can wait for a sale now. 😊
The only upcoming game I care about!
This will be the first game I’ve preordered in 4 years. KCD is the best RPG I’ve ever played and since then nothing has scratched the itch it does. Nothing comes close to what KCD does even other amazing rpgs because no other game is as immersive as KCD hardcore mode. No other game even tries to be as relentlessly realistic and historically accurate as KCD.
The biggest red flag I see is the confirmed inclusion of Denuvo. That might really mess with the supposedly good performance.
No Denuvo in KCD2 confirmed btw
When the first game came out my PC couldn't run it, but I completed it around three months ago and fell in love with the game and its world. I'm an absolute sucker for the time period, and I'm so excited for the new release
Bro your getting exposed
Wouldn't be the first time.
What do you mean
Watched a couple youtubers play through the game and loved every second of it. Very excited for this one! Btw: the original is on sale for 6 dollars atm!
My only issue with this is you are a bit inconsistent when either criticizing or praising games for being a 1.5 of the first game instead of a different second game. You heavily criticized horizon and spider man for it but praised Jedi(minus technical issues) this and others 10:35
I tried to get into kingdom come deliverance so many times but never could.
You should not be pre-ordering a single game, not a single one.
I pre.order at least 60 games per year. Stop me. What you ganna do about it?
@@FelixS. You can do that yes, you shouldn't, but you can.
@ you shouldn’t tell people what to do with their money.
A team of 250 is not small at all, that's comfortably an AAA level headcount. Sure, maybe not megacorp mega-inefficient AAA, but the majority of AAA studios do not have more than 250 people, especially not working on the same game. Anyway, I am very excited for KCD2, the first game is one of the most underrated games of all time. Surely it was pummeled hard by its bugs at launch, but I played it a few years after it came out and absolutely loved it, very immersive, innovative, not perfect, but despite its flaws it was a fantastic experience. I am 100% confident that they will deliver, a few bugs and/or performance issues are not going to be a dealbreaker, they come with the territory of a massive game.
Man I'm starving. I think I'll go and make a 20 minute video about a game that isn't coming out for 4 months.
Luke running out of content.
What's the problem with it
@@FakeAdirTVLack of posting anything useful.
He became like reporters who ignored corona and focusing on Putin.
Putin erased the infected and deaths from corona all of sudden lol
@@FakeAdirTVHe became like reporters.
Lack of reports.
Nothing useful t give.
This video is good for KCD fan base. Also lets new players think of playing KCD since it’s always on sale and decide if they will buy the new KCD2.
I really love that Luke loves KCD. I'm really looking forward to KCD:2. I can point to the specific moment I fell in love with KCD - it was that first mission that paired my Henry with Sir Hans Capon on a rabbit-hunting trip. The pace was so stretched out, it felt like a real kind of squire+prick of a lord relationship, but went in a very different direction.
KCD is my favorite game of all time. I think KCD2 will be better. It's the only game I've ever preordered.
KCD2 will be my first preorder too, I’m so excited
same! after trying it at gamescon 2024 I immediatly preordered, first time ever.
What I like most about this game is that it's historically accurate and doesn't have any magic spells or fantasy to the game, just pure bare-bones medieval; I like all of the different armor choices; the atmosphere, it was a beautiful game when I had it for ps4.. I can only imagine how it will be on the gaming pc. Crossbows are going to be fun; my only gripe is that they changed Henry's face, very small gripe. This one is going to have lots of combat, the first one stopped at the beginning of the boiling point.
I can't wait to play this game
Jesus Christ be praised.
I honestly loved the high skill floor for kcds combat as you learned with henry it eventually became so easy it was trivial by the end. I suppose it makes sense for it to be easier in the sequel since hes more trained now though.
blah blah skeptical blah blah clickbait title, KCD is a good game
Im on the fence with this one. It looks pretty good, I'm just curious if they're gonna "fix" the combat. It needs an optional setting for casual gamers who dont want to sweat in every bandit fight. Just a setting that lets the game choose the sword directions for you.
Use a Mace or Axe if you want easier combat. This game doesn’t baby its players like most games these days and a lot of us love it because of it. Look at Elden ring/Dark souls players
I really hope they bring back Farkle as a mini-game. I played that for many many hours, reminded me of Liars Dice (RDR).
Also, the fact you could win special dice from NPC players was a great feature.
No one in Bohemia Kingdom has a name Rachel. 😂 In Czech it sound very unnaturaly. Most common czech names are Jane, Elise, Adele, Emma,Theresa, Sofie, Victorie, Caroline, Natalie, Kate, Barbara..
man idk, these type of games just look boring af to me
Ok
I don't understand your confusion about possible crossover audiences with AC:S. You, yourself, have stated that your are (or at least were) a huge AC fan - and yet you love KCD. So you are exactly an example of someone who would (or would have in the past) been all aboard for both games.
But the fear for them, I think, is that that demographic probably only has time for one multi-mega-hour game. So which do they pick? The ultra super shiny high budget title that will likely garner both old and new players out of the gate? Or the audience that played their (completely underrated) game in the past ... but who knows of the initial wonkiness so who don't need an excuse to let it simmer for a bit before buying? They may be an indie, but they want, and probably need, those tasty launch week sales too. Seems to me to be a very fair thought to try to avoid that conflict. Disclosure: I, too, play both AC and KCD, so I'm also part of that "crossover" demo.
I think it might be mainly about the media and influencer attention, who might focus a lot on AC:S, making it the topic of the day, so KCD2 might flow under the radar. It's maybe not even about the audience directly, but to get the attention of this audience in the first place.
The idea that this game, and the new Dragon Age, are trying to appeal to the same people.... Is hysterical.
Right? The devs on veilguard insult the kind of people who like KCD
I know its going to release with bugs... but I can't be waiting, day one buy for sure!
I don't quite understand how you would call a 75-100-people studio "small" and "really small and intimate" team. There are teams of less than 10 people working on indie games that are very good in quality, if of a bit smaller scope and I would say that a team of 30+ people already is not a small team anymore, it is certainly already a dedicated game studio instead of a tiny group that work on it as a indie hobby project, lol.
The whole factorio team is now 31 people when releasing their big DLC and pretty surely was much less than that when they released the original game. The whole team behind satisfactory is 39 people. The team behind Valheim has 14 people. These games take their time to finish developing, but if one looks at big AAA productions that spend a lot of their time in pre-production or dev hell, those take much longer for much less quality in quite a number of cases (just looking at Mass effect andromeda and duke nukem forever, off the top of my hat).