The game is so good and honestly so easy and there's no such thing as to immersive I'm hoping the 2nd is much harder. If you don't play on hardcore games very easy even then it is but it's atleast a little challenging in the beginning
Then you should play its hardcore mode which removes the UI almost completely and removes your marker from the map so you have to use points of interests and landmarks to navigate
@@cy_pher03 the other day I got lost in the forest in the night somewhere west of Sasau, and wandered around trying to find a clearing so I could see the stars and figure out which way was north.
Sir Hans is one of the best written side character ever. You immediately hate him, but soon learn to love him. And their friendship is one of the most natural one from any media. Dan Vavra is a great writer.
I like Sir Hanush quotes, sometimes funny, mad,polite, even arrogant af, but he's a really good representation of the character. " Why not? Someone made a priest of a pig" LOL
My thoughts exactly, before the hunt, all I wanted to do was to Kill Hans, then I loved the guys. As you said, their friendship's one of the most natural in a video game.
@@robcampion9917 They grew "just" by around 100 people compare to finishing the first game. Initial group of 10 folks starting the studio was probably in a pub "Let's make a middle ages game without dragons"
Kingdom come deliverance is one of my most favorite RPGs of all time, absolute gem! It wasn't perfect but i enjoyed it. Can't wait for the next chapter!
I love how the combat/levels work in this game. You dont become an unkillable murder machine at higher levels which is usually the case in many other games. You can still get your ass kicked if you screw-up your tactics. Big love for the gear too, you go from a holes in me clothes swinging rusty swords to a full blown knight with the swaggiest sword in sight but you have to seriously WORK for that
biggest flaw in combat system is that it punishes you for attacking. so you end up just waiting to parry and counter attack. good movement and parrying, and you are invincible
@Cody-qh3os 100 percent agreed, my last play through was the best one cus i did alot of the sidequest before talking to sir radzig. literally going from sasau to uzhits on foot multiple times but it was the godamn best way to play the game.
600h in (don't tell my girlfriend) and going for third time, second time hardcore mode which is more immersive for me..just wondering through the woods is mediational
I have around 170, and I haven't made it inside the monastery yet XD. I got diverted by side quests, and I just became a master hunter. Even side missions in this game gave great writing.
If anyone is watching this video and is thinking about trying this game out. DO IT. I was skeptical going in but it was $7 one day so I said “to hell with it”. I wasn’t sure I would like the combat but I was fairly sure I’d like the rpg elements since I love Skyrim, oblivion, etc. I ended up really enjoying it. It’s very deep and there are many ways to deal with situations. I also really love the medieval setting without the magic of fantasy games since I’ve always been a history buff and this scratches my gaming and history itch.
To anyone who does try it out, I played it three times, the first two runs was painfully painful. But here’s a tip on my third run that made everything so much easier TRAIN! TRAIN! FUCKING TRAIN! when you can train, train your ass off with that benard guy. Get yourself and your favorite weapon to atleast level 10, learn the master strike and what not. Pretend you’re on an anime training arc I assure you, the difference between a well trained Henry and a no trained Henry is sky and day, and the game becomes so much manageable if you do
@@kylinslittlecorner8888 1000% this. The MOMENT you get access to training with him, spend some in game days just training with him. You'll get a ton of stat boosts and more comfortable with the combat overall.
Alright, after reading your comment, I just bought it. Been unsure about picking it up for a while, have heard very mixed reviews. But your comment and a very decent sale convinced me to give it a try.
8:21 well the towns in this game are based on real towns in the Czech republic (called Bohemia in the time setting). Rattay would be *Rataje nad Sázavou* also allot of the characters are loosely based on real people from the time too, Radzig Kobyla = Racek Kobyla of Dvorce, Hans Capon = Jan Ptáček of Pirkštejn
I’m also curious how you feel about it. I just picked it up on the same sale and I played the intro and it does seem like a fun beautiful game but I’m hesitant cause of the combat
Combat is great, it takes getting used to, i had the exact same thoughts as you, I've been playing the game for about to real life days, and have about 2 days of in game playtime lmao. Super addicted
I just started playing this game today, and I already love it! I'm playing in hardcore setting, where Fast Travel is disabled for more immersion. It really feels like you ARE Henry. I'm only a few hours in and the dialogue feels so natural, I love it.
I love this game so much! Super pumped about KCD2. I was less pumped at the harsh words you had about Sir Hans, although, I definitely felt similarly when I first met him.
One thing that I rarely experienced in the game was going hungry. I found it more difficult to eat all the food before it went bad. You have to look at the nutrition value of each food item. An apple gives only 2 points, whilst bread gives 17 points. Meat goes off fastest until you get the perks that prolong their freshness. Meats can also be doubly preserved. If you have raw meat in your inventory, you can add preserver potion to raise it 50 points of freshness. Once it is at 100 again, you can cook the meat, and it will be possible to use the preserver potion on it again once it goes down to 50%. One of the advantages of having Mutt, is that he'll eat meat cooked or raw, and even if it's gone slightly rotten, he'll eat it with no bad consequences.
I'm genuinely excited for KCD2. It seems today, the bigger you're company, the more likely you're game won't work at launch. The trailer, plus the smaller dev team, I think this will be really good. Can't have a worse launch than starfield or cyberpunk
I agree with this. It makes me think of the No mans sky developers and how you just get this massive game with free updates from a relatively small team and the game is beautiful and it works. This is a big reason why I want to support this game even though I’m hesitant due to the nature of the combat
This game serves as a perfect example of how to evolve the Elder Scrolls formula, like if TES 6 takes inspiration from KCD I think it will do very well😊
Starfield has made every elder scrolls fan take off their nostalgia goggles to see how mediocre those games are actually written. What little bethesda does with some of the greatest lore
Playing this game as intended, saving only with potions and sleep, I once again felt that immersion that had been lost in more "streamlined" games. This immersion manifests as a real sense of fear about losing an upcoming encounter or a situation that has gone out of control. Hadn't felt that way since Morrowind... It also manifests as a real excitement for what you stand to gain with every risk you take, and a real sense of accomplishment when you come out on top. 10/10 - do not mod.
I just finished this game finally a 2nd time and by god I am hyped for 2, such a great unique experience that I have wanted for so damn long especially being more legit and not fantasy (but i love fantasy lol)
@Cody-qh3os Kcd, Bannerlord, bg3 & dragons dogma 2 are all amazing games. I love Kcd for it's realism & combat, I love bg3 for it's complex choice system & I love Bannerlord for it's total war but in your face aspects and if a game every puts all these systems together I'll be one happy gamer
@Cody-qh3os I understand where you're coming from to an extent. The original game "thief" had me hooked til everything went sideways on the 3rd or 4th mission. Bannerlord does have a long way to go before it becomes an actual rpg as well. Only thing I find weird is that basic alchemy is science and not what I consider to be in the fantasy realm whatsoever. It's the root form of chemistry and without it we wouldn't have science as we know it today right?
God. This game really is good. I love coming back to it every once in a while. Im just so bad at it 😅😅 mainly the combat. I just cant get a full grip on it.
This game is much better than any Bethesda game, and I like all Bethesda games (even Starfield and FO76, yes). Especially in hardcore mode btw. It is just better written, has more interesting quests, fully realized historical setting that does not rely on fantasy gimmicks, physics-driven combat, total focus on immersion. There are imperfections of course (poor facial animations, animation glitches in general) but no game is perfect. I expect KCD2 to be GOTY this year tbh.
@Cody-qh3os have you tried Medieval Live action roleplay before? Living in a medieval tent for 1 week, eating from a cooking pit, do some crafting, fighting or whatever. Cringe=fun for me haha
I love it when you play this game. I'm so glad you enjoy it and although you never say it out loud, I feel like you have a good idea of what makes it so special.
If you buy a horse yourself before the hunting mission with Hans not only does the dialogue change, but the entire section where he gets captured is different
Only thing I didn’t like is that instant death cut scene when you infiltrate a certain Bandit camp and you get recognized in the cut scene and are killed
The ONLY thing I fear for the second game is that it’ll lose that small studio feel this game has. I think the menu has to do with it looking like oblivion but the feel of the the exploration, some of the interactions, and the very slight bugginess gives it that feel as well.
I didn’t get this game when it was free on PS Plus. Then I saw a vid on UA-cam while this game was on sale for $4 this month. It was the best God dang $4 I’d ever spent on anything. I LOVE this game, really enjoying it! I can’t wait for the sequel!
Yes give it a change. Its really good. And if you get stuck because it combat. train with that guy. Once your skills and you get better its really enjoyable.
now play it on hardcore mode. no health and stamina bars. no quest markers or directions on the compass. no player marker on the map. turn of the text prompts on doors and items in the menu. now it really is immersive.
Yes, best way to play it seems, I'm just playing for the first time so i went with normal so i could actually learn the game easier. But next I'm definitely giving hardcore a try. All the people complaining about the game just aren't the intended audience for the game. It's supposed to be this way (except for bugs and my game crashing near constantly) but it's still one of the most immersive games out there and probably the only RPG that's purely medieval with none of that magic and all the other stuff typical RPGs have. And ultra realistic at that. For the target audience this game is like a masterpiece
Anyone planning on getting the game, start picking herbs and making potions if you want to get rich quick. However once you have tons of grochen, game will definitely be less rewarding.
There's a place in sassau that has a little garden like area with a bunch of herbs there that always respawn. Has mint, marigold, belladonna, valerian, st. Johns wort, and i think that might be it. I'm just going off memory. It doesn't have everything but there's also fields nearby that have sage and thristle as well. So pretty much everything needed for saviour schnapps and some other things
@@jirizagora7013 Throughout all of my school from elementary to finishing highschool I don't remember anything about Czech and only recently realized apparently Czech isn't a thing anymore or something? Though I guess I can blame the American School System as their to blame for most of my generation's ignorance
Bowman's brew makes archery a lot easier. But i usually just cut out a small square from a sticky note and stick it to my tv where the cross hair is lmao
Damn I'm gonna go play this or ghost haha completely forgot how to play though I know I have about 200 saviour schnapps and 2000 grochen from poaching though ha I maxed leg day by picking herbs
this game is so immersive that it simulates my horrific sense of direction
May the Lord watch over you.
Hopelessly Lost in the Forest Simulator
The game is so good and honestly so easy and there's no such thing as to immersive I'm hoping the 2nd is much harder. If you don't play on hardcore games very easy even then it is but it's atleast a little challenging in the beginning
Then you should play its hardcore mode which removes the UI almost completely and removes your marker from the map so you have to use points of interests and landmarks to navigate
@@cy_pher03 the other day I got lost in the forest in the night somewhere west of Sasau, and wandered around trying to find a clearing so I could see the stars and figure out which way was north.
Sir Hans is one of the best written side character ever. You immediately hate him, but soon learn to love him. And their friendship is one of the most natural one from any media. Dan Vavra is a great writer.
Lmao, "Jan Vavra" :D It is Dan. There is Jan Valta, who is a composer.
I like Sir Hanush quotes, sometimes funny, mad,polite, even arrogant af, but he's a really good representation of the character. " Why not? Someone made a priest of a pig" LOL
My name's Peshek
My thoughts exactly, before the hunt, all I wanted to do was to Kill Hans, then I loved the guys. As you said, their friendship's one of the most natural in a video game.
He is a well written character but he's nowhere to being the best written side character
Kingdom come deliverance made me realize how much of a medieval geek I saw, As if Game of Thrones and the Witcher 3 weren't enough
Does it come close to Witcher?
@@emin62bek It's a good game in it's own right but they aren't comparable other than being medieval or medieval adjacent
@@emin62bek Witcher 3 is my favourite game of all time. Kingdom Come is also my favourite game of all time. And RDR2. These three are just the best.
Did you watch The Last Kingdom?
@@InfinityReptar yes, it's definitely on par in GOT
Kingdom come deliverance went from Kickstarter to now having millions of players and much bigger budget for the sequel, Great to see
It's one of, if not, the best crowd funded gaming story
And about 20 times the people working on it
I'm plugging my ears and humming because I don't have a next Gen console to play it...😢
I know makes me very very happy I remember the Kickstarter days look how far we've come lolll
@@robcampion9917 They grew "just" by around 100 people compare to finishing the first game. Initial group of 10 folks starting the studio was probably in a pub "Let's make a middle ages game without dragons"
Kingdom come deliverance is one of my most favorite RPGs of all time, absolute gem! It wasn't perfect but i enjoyed it. Can't wait for the next chapter!
Agreed one of my all time favorites cant wait for 2 been waiting years lol
I love how the combat/levels work in this game. You dont become an unkillable murder machine at higher levels which is usually the case in many other games. You can still get your ass kicked if you screw-up your tactics. Big love for the gear too, you go from a holes in me clothes swinging rusty swords to a full blown knight with the swaggiest sword in sight but you have to seriously WORK for that
biggest flaw in combat system is that it punishes you for attacking.
so you end up just waiting to parry and counter attack.
good movement and parrying, and you are invincible
@Cody-qh3os that is good.
Combat was way too easy after a while... Stab and Bonk em on the head with a war hammer.. easy tournament win every time.
Best armours are too easy to obtain imo. Especially with a skalitz encounter.
I swear just spam clinch in the tournament and feints if you don't have riposte. I still have a hard time when fighting multiple people tho.
one of the best medieval rpgs ever. you can tell how much passion went into it. also the dice game fucken rules love that shit
I've played about 40 hours of this game, and haven't even gotten halfway through the story lol. There's just so much mischief to be had!
Dang... I have 109 hours on two playthroughs combined, and I haven't beaten it yet 😂
@Cody-qh3os 100 percent agreed, my last play through was the best one cus i did alot of the sidequest before talking to sir radzig. literally going from sasau to uzhits on foot multiple times but it was the godamn best way to play the game.
600h in (don't tell my girlfriend) and going for third time, second time hardcore mode which is more immersive for me..just wondering through the woods is mediational
I have around 170, and I haven't made it inside the monastery yet XD. I got diverted by side quests, and I just became a master hunter. Even side missions in this game gave great writing.
@@sydgerald just got it for my PC lol
If anyone is watching this video and is thinking about trying this game out. DO IT. I was skeptical going in but it was $7 one day so I said “to hell with it”. I wasn’t sure I would like the combat but I was fairly sure I’d like the rpg elements since I love Skyrim, oblivion, etc. I ended up really enjoying it. It’s very deep and there are many ways to deal with situations. I also really love the medieval setting without the magic of fantasy games since I’ve always been a history buff and this scratches my gaming and history itch.
To anyone who does try it out, I played it three times, the first two runs was painfully painful. But here’s a tip on my third run that made everything so much easier
TRAIN! TRAIN! FUCKING TRAIN! when you can train, train your ass off with that benard guy. Get yourself and your favorite weapon to atleast level 10, learn the master strike and what not. Pretend you’re on an anime training arc
I assure you, the difference between a well trained Henry and a no trained Henry is sky and day, and the game becomes so much manageable if you do
I just picked it up on a PlayStation sale for $5. I did the first quest but I’m hesitant to continue cause I’m not sure if I’ll like the combat
@@kylinslittlecorner8888 1000% this. The MOMENT you get access to training with him, spend some in game days just training with him. You'll get a ton of stat boosts and more comfortable with the combat overall.
Alright, after reading your comment, I just bought it. Been unsure about picking it up for a while, have heard very mixed reviews. But your comment and a very decent sale convinced me to give it a try.
@@joshuajackson472 I do not think you’ll be disappointed
8:21 well the towns in this game are based on real towns in the Czech republic (called Bohemia in the time setting). Rattay would be *Rataje nad Sázavou*
also allot of the characters are loosely based on real people from the time too, Radzig Kobyla = Racek Kobyla of Dvorce, Hans Capon = Jan Ptáček of Pirkštejn
jayvees videos are more or less him saying "yeeees" and/or "siiick" and im all here for it
oh and don't forget a series of grunts and "hiyahs" too 😅
@@jayveeeee 😆 i forgot about those
My favorite game of all time. You had some impressive early game bow shooting. It's really difficult early on. Good work!
can't wait for KCD 2
Same
Jayvee has come to see us!
Who turns down a game of Farkle? I’m in awe of your discipline lol
KCD 2 comes out in 2024.
This channel is about to become a KCD channel, and I'm here for it.
KCD is one of my favorite games of all time. An underrated game i was totally immersed in this game.
2:34 funny that you say that, Daniel Vávra one of the makers of this game said that oblivion had a big influence on this game:)
I literally just bought this the other day on my PS5 since it’s $5 rn and last thing I thought I’d see is Jayvee posting about it
How you finding it bro ? I got it on ps5 for 4 bucks lol played 2 hours yesterday and loved it
I’m also curious how you feel about it. I just picked it up on the same sale and I played the intro and it does seem like a fun beautiful game but I’m hesitant cause of the combat
Combat is great, it takes getting used to, i had the exact same thoughts as you, I've been playing the game for about to real life days, and have about 2 days of in game playtime lmao. Super addicted
I just started playing this game today, and I already love it! I'm playing in hardcore setting, where Fast Travel is disabled for more immersion. It really feels like you ARE Henry. I'm only a few hours in and the dialogue feels so natural, I love it.
I love this game so much! Super pumped about KCD2. I was less pumped at the harsh words you had about Sir Hans, although, I definitely felt similarly when I first met him.
Even the Sunrise and sunset and to the emersion in this game over 300 hours put into KCD …
One thing that I rarely experienced in the game was going hungry. I found it more difficult to eat all the food before it went bad. You have to look at the nutrition value of each food item. An apple gives only 2 points, whilst bread gives 17 points. Meat goes off fastest until you get the perks that prolong their freshness. Meats can also be doubly preserved. If you have raw meat in your inventory, you can add preserver potion to raise it 50 points of freshness. Once it is at 100 again, you can cook the meat, and it will be possible to use the preserver potion on it again once it goes down to 50%. One of the advantages of having Mutt, is that he'll eat meat cooked or raw, and even if it's gone slightly rotten, he'll eat it with no bad consequences.
I'm genuinely excited for KCD2. It seems today, the bigger you're company, the more likely you're game won't work at launch. The trailer, plus the smaller dev team, I think this will be really good. Can't have a worse launch than starfield or cyberpunk
I agree with this. It makes me think of the No mans sky developers and how you just get this massive game with free updates from a relatively small team and the game is beautiful and it works. This is a big reason why I want to support this game even though I’m hesitant due to the nature of the combat
Jayvee we need Part 2
This game serves as a perfect example of how to evolve the Elder Scrolls formula, like if TES 6 takes inspiration from KCD I think it will do very well😊
i think i say that twice in this video but it hasn't been up long enough for you to have seen that part yet. great minds think alike eh? 🍻
Guess I don't need es6 when I can get kcd2.
Starfield has made every elder scrolls fan take off their nostalgia goggles to see how mediocre those games are actually written. What little bethesda does with some of the greatest lore
KCD is one of the few immersive rpg's that I've managed to get into.
Interesting fact at 2:25 that wall pooper is open air bottom that empties directly on top of the archery range when you go against Hans 5:01
sometimes it is nice to not work on a mission and just go for a ride and pick off wayward foes and just enjoy the countryside.
Learn master strikes from Bernard, it will help when Henry's out numberd
Finally you did follow up on this, i don't know why but i waited for too long.
Playing this game as intended, saving only with potions and sleep, I once again felt that immersion that had been lost in more "streamlined" games. This immersion manifests as a real sense of fear about losing an upcoming encounter or a situation that has gone out of control. Hadn't felt that way since Morrowind... It also manifests as a real excitement for what you stand to gain with every risk you take, and a real sense of accomplishment when you come out on top.
10/10 - do not mod.
I just finished this game finally a 2nd time and by god I am hyped for 2, such a great unique experience that I have wanted for so damn long especially being more legit and not fantasy (but i love fantasy lol)
It will be the first game in years I buy on launch. It's going to be amazing.
@Cody-qh3os Kcd, Bannerlord, bg3 & dragons dogma 2 are all amazing games. I love Kcd for it's realism & combat, I love bg3 for it's complex choice system & I love Bannerlord for it's total war but in your face aspects and if a game every puts all these systems together I'll be one happy gamer
@Cody-qh3os I understand where you're coming from to an extent. The original game "thief" had me hooked til everything went sideways on the 3rd or 4th mission. Bannerlord does have a long way to go before it becomes an actual rpg as well. Only thing I find weird is that basic alchemy is science and not what I consider to be in the fantasy realm whatsoever. It's the root form of chemistry and without it we wouldn't have science as we know it today right?
@Cody-qh3os lol to each their own buddy. I did enjoy this conversation Cody thanks and hope you have a great day
top 3 games of all time for me. soon to be top 5 when the second one comes out and replaces its place.. genuinely the most passionate Dev's
God. This game really is good. I love coming back to it every once in a while. Im just so bad at it 😅😅 mainly the combat. I just cant get a full grip on it.
just block before they strike
"jUSt PResS tHe AtTaCk bUtTon"
I kinda hope to see more, then again I need to go back to this game before the sequel and finish it
This game is much better than any Bethesda game, and I like all Bethesda games (even Starfield and FO76, yes). Especially in hardcore mode btw. It is just better written, has more interesting quests, fully realized historical setting that does not rely on fantasy gimmicks, physics-driven combat, total focus on immersion. There are imperfections of course (poor facial animations, animation glitches in general) but no game is perfect. I expect KCD2 to be GOTY this year tbh.
It's better than The Witcher 3 and Red Dead redemption 2 too. Everything is so much more realistic and immersive.
Exactly how I feel as well. It'd be nice for bethesda to have competition, for a change.
Or bricking your game because you killed a random witch in the forest for being annoying and somehow broke the end quest...
Played KCD before RDR2 and I expected something similar in terms of gameplay and immersion, but nothing has the very specific balance found in KCD.
I adore this game. It is more than that. It is a playable medieval LARP piece. :)
@Cody-qh3os have you tried Medieval Live action roleplay before? Living in a medieval tent for 1 week, eating from a cooking pit, do some crafting, fighting or whatever.
Cringe=fun for me haha
This is a great video. I hope you continue to make this series
You know I didn’t really think about it. But you’re right. Rattay seems bigger than most towns in Skyrim. Probably around the city sizes in oblivion.
Who else wants a playthrough of KCD from jayvee??
Need a whole series
More! We want more!
who is here after epic
Tapeworm is one trait you need on hardcore. There is so much food in kcd
Vavra said that the game is inspired by Oblivion in some ways, as he is a fan. If you listen closely, you may notice some iconic Oblivion NPC speech.
Oh please continue this as a series!
The way you learn skills in this game is like how Ultima Online worked in 1997. I like that aspect.
KCD does have a feel of oldschooly rpg translated into modern game
Id love to see more of this game
i could watch a whole series of this :D
please upload more of this! I love kingdom come so much!
Kingdome Come Deliverance 2 is almost here , GIVE ME GIVE ME GIVE ME GIVE ME
I need to give this game another try
I just played it a few months ago and I am already feeling nostalgic about it.
Just got all my friend to get back into it, so awesome
I love it when you play this game. I'm so glad you enjoy it and although you never say it out loud, I feel like you have a good idea of what makes it so special.
One of the best games I put down and glad I picked it back up
One if the top 5 RPGs of all time
If you buy a horse yourself before the hunting mission with Hans not only does the dialogue change, but the entire section where he gets captured is different
omg you beat Hans. I always get my @$$ wooped.
Only thing I didn’t like is that instant death cut scene when you infiltrate a certain Bandit camp and you get recognized in the cut scene and are killed
I need to give this game a fair shot. Recently bought it with all dlc for like 15 bucks.
It's worth it
Cant believe the game came out in 2018 and I just discovered it a month ago.. The game is goated.
The ONLY thing I fear for the second game is that it’ll lose that small studio feel this game has. I think the menu has to do with it looking like oblivion but the feel of the the exploration, some of the interactions, and the very slight bugginess gives it that feel as well.
Haha I love how you actually killed that guy, I got caught and ran like a coward to lead him to the guards 😂
Who else originally thought KCD is skyrim but replace magic with realistic combat?
Made me think more of Oblivion
I didn’t get this game when it was free on PS Plus. Then I saw a vid on UA-cam while this game was on sale for $4 this month. It was the best God dang $4 I’d ever spent on anything. I LOVE this game, really enjoying it! I can’t wait for the sequel!
@11:08 LMAO Yes she will totally be back tomorrow. That made me laugh.
This game was crazy 😂
Might be, but still good!
I have the game but I never played this game, seems like I should play it
Yes give it a change. Its really good. And if you get stuck because it combat. train with that guy. Once your skills and you get better its really enjoyable.
Did yall know that the purple bar next to ur health is ur enemies health? I was surprised lil
I didn't bc hardcore ONLY
I LOVE this game., I am going to replay too. One of my favs. I can not wait for 2.
THE NEXT GAME HAS BEEN ANOUNCED? very noice, I didn’t know that
the oblivion vibe could be cuz of the colors
To be as immersive and true to reality as possible is the whole idea of the game. So they definitely should have installed a poop-button.
So glad you played this game
now play it on hardcore mode.
no health and stamina bars.
no quest markers or directions on the compass.
no player marker on the map.
turn of the text prompts on doors and items in the menu.
now it really is immersive.
Yes, best way to play it seems, I'm just playing for the first time so i went with normal so i could actually learn the game easier. But next I'm definitely giving hardcore a try. All the people complaining about the game just aren't the intended audience for the game. It's supposed to be this way (except for bugs and my game crashing near constantly) but it's still one of the most immersive games out there and probably the only RPG that's purely medieval with none of that magic and all the other stuff typical RPGs have. And ultra realistic at that. For the target audience this game is like a masterpiece
Every one should play this game
my guy what is that contrast is it the game or you turned up the contrast you have some super eyes
Lol
Anyone planning on getting the game, start picking herbs and making potions if you want to get rich quick. However once you have tons of grochen, game will definitely be less rewarding.
There's a place in sassau that has a little garden like area with a bunch of herbs there that always respawn. Has mint, marigold, belladonna, valerian, st. Johns wort, and i think that might be it. I'm just going off memory. It doesn't have everything but there's also fields nearby that have sage and thristle as well. So pretty much everything needed for saviour schnapps and some other things
This is a near perfect game for me personally.
near perfect story. Near perfect game? No
Did he not say personally? Also near perfect game? Yes
This guy sounds like Mickey from bobs burgers
Yeah the game is talking into politics, it's very historically accurate, it's the Czech history that we are tought many times at school.
When the hell were we taught about the Czech?
@@Just_a_Piano_ elementary and high school?
@@jirizagora7013 Throughout all of my school from elementary to finishing highschool I don't remember anything about Czech and only recently realized apparently Czech isn't a thing anymore or something? Though I guess I can blame the American School System as their to blame for most of my generation's ignorance
@@Just_a_Piano_ and were these schools in Czech Republic? 😂
@@jirizagora7013 what?
I saw the game on sale for like 2.5 dollars and said why not and bought it lol its really good
Im dying to ask, ia this falcon?
This game is so good, especially if you’re a massive medieval nerd like I am
more please this was amazing
8:29 Bethesda does suck though. They peaked at Oblivion and then failed us ever since.
Right now this game is 2.99 on psn
I guess they really fixed Archery, it was a nightmare at release.
Bowman's brew makes archery a lot easier. But i usually just cut out a small square from a sticky note and stick it to my tv where the cross hair is lmao
As far as I’m concerned, this is one of the best games ever made
Yeah its almost pure real life. Wait... you can't look to your left or right during a swordfight in real life too right?
just wait for kcd2 ...
Damn I'm gonna go play this or ghost haha completely forgot how to play though I know I have about 200 saviour schnapps and 2000 grochen from poaching though ha I maxed leg day by picking herbs
Nice, i love this game
I’ve the same problem with the heavy hand. It prevents me doing all sorts of hand related tasks well
1:40 **SPOILER**
Not bros father and son 💀
This is my favorite game of all time!