TNS: "Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is an unparalleled RPG experience set in one of the most gorgeous gaming worlds we've ever seen."
This game is hard enough as it is.
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VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "In keeping with this world, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is like swearing fealty to an inconsistent liege-lord. On the one hand, you're absolutely proud to be a bannerman for what this series' foundation represents – its fusion of realism with game mechanics, the simulative world, and its role-playing depth; on the other hand, you see its mismanaged storytelling and design foibles disrupt those spectacular highs. Nevertheless, Warhorse Studios has made a behemoth of a game that would've made a less-experienced or less-talented team fold under pressure. That much is certain. And though I can't necessarily affix this momentous sequel as a new "gold standard" of the genre, it nonetheless earns your loyalty."
Took a break a couple weeks ago after arriving in Kuttenberg. Then a patch broke a main quest. Hopefully it’s fixed now.
Damn. Have you tried reporting the issue to Warhorse for some potential workaround?
Even though it'd set you back, perhaps you could load in one of your earlier auto-saves where the main quest wasn't broken. It sucks, but at least it wouldn't be a full reset.
They acknowledged it on Twitter. Haven’t read the latest patch notes tho so it might’ve been fixed. Some peeps were rolling back hours of saves! Me, I just took a brief hiatus. I’ll check in on it later tonight.
That's what annoying to me: its scope, interlocking systems, and so on *should* make it an easy shoe-in. I just don't think it reaches that final hurdle.
I agree.
Have played 40+ hours so far, but can't talk past a certain event.
However this game is amazingly crafted and should be experienced with a calm mind and lots of time available.
The environment feel alive and very realistic, and after a few hours you start to believe you're part of the 1400s knights, beggars and house maids.
Tried my best to like the original everything about it was top drawer apart from combat
I really enjoyed the 1st one, but I didn't finish because of the tedious overbearing lockpicking. It was annoying for no reason, lockpicking shouldn't be an issue in any game. They shoulda gave us an option to turn it off and just tap a button n the character automatically unlocks it. Ubisofts options of turning off certain mechanics in their games is underappreciated to me. The way you can tun their games is good, still might get kcd 2 but idk depends on the lockpicking lol