Kingdom Come - Review @ Mortismal Gaming
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That's not going to happen, but there are plenty of fan-made mods that tweak the combat in different ways. Just Google "KCD combat mods".Still waiting for the developers to mod this so that normal human beings can prevail in swordfighting...
That's not going to happen, but there are plenty of fan-made mods that tweak the combat in different ways. Just Google "KCD combat mods".
I used to do that, but I haven't bothered for quite a while. Perhaps I should have a trawl through the Nexus site again.
I used to do that, but I haven't bothered for quite a while. Perhaps I should have a trawl through the Nexus site again.
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skally_wag
Sentinel
This was one game where I felt like I was truly mastering a skill and was rewarded for it, unlike the usual hack and slash.
exactly !
vanedor
Keeper of the Watch
C'mon, swordfighting isn't that difficult. And you quickly meet a master-at-arms who can train you in the game as much as you want.
Carnifex
SasqWatch
Look, I flat out suck at action games yet was able to do quite well with this one. You just need to be patient and time things, or at least that worked rather well for me. Running directly into combat is a sure way to get clobbered!
It's simply impossible to do any combo with K+M, except the defense one, because the mouse input isn't filtered and the arrows just move randomly (even by reducing the DPI to a minimum). So yes, it's difficult.
Carnifex
SasqWatch
Nod, true enough, while I was able to explore and such using the keyboard I always kept the controller close at hand for actual combat.
vanedor
Keeper of the Watch
I don't know...
I completed the game and "won" the melee tournament using mouse and keyboard. Yes, many of the offensive combos were pretty difficult to achieve. But you didn't need them to win. It was a lot about timing, using the right tool at the right moment, positioning...
I really enjoyed the game. Certainly in my top 5 of the best rpgs I ever played.
I completed the game and "won" the melee tournament using mouse and keyboard. Yes, many of the offensive combos were pretty difficult to achieve. But you didn't need them to win. It was a lot about timing, using the right tool at the right moment, positioning...
I really enjoyed the game. Certainly in my top 5 of the best rpgs I ever played.
BlackVoid
Watchdog
I was pretty bad at sword fighting. So, like all peasants before me, I used shield and axe.
Carnifex
SasqWatch
I think maybe because I spent over twelve years fencing that the sword combat seemed natural and fluid to me. And as noted above, best done with a controller of some sort, I never had any luck trying to use keyboard/mouse while fighting.
Game is now five years old and has a new anniversary update.
thegg.net
"Kingdom Come: Deliverance" is now five years old - TGG
Warhorse Studios & Prime Matter are today very proud to announce that they have just kicked-off the fifth-anniversary festivities for Kingdom Come: Deliverance.
thegg.net
Not much of an update unless you speak Czech or Japanese, but it's cool that they're still actively supporting this 5 years later.
It's nice. They're answering most of the comments but they avoid any reference to a sequel; I would really like to know if they're working on the next acts and if so, about when we could expect a release. They surely must be busy with something or the studio wouldn't be around.
Carnifex
SasqWatch
Doesn't seem like it's five years old at all, least to me. Time does fly when you're having fun, I guess.
No it doesn't, the engine is still good but I've often heard the performances were bad at that time; I'm glad I waited. It's the best-looking game I've played these last years, or at least it's the most convincing one.
I wouldn't say the performance was bad. It simply required a higher end system to run with all the bells and whistles. I remember my GPU sounding like a leaf blower within 10 minutes of starting this up.