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Games => General Gaming => Topic started by: nickclone on Sunday, January 20, 2019, 03:28:47 PM
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I'm surprised this game isn't being talked about more on here, I thought you guys would be all about it. Anyways, this game has been out for almost a year now and I've been keeping my eye on it. I don't have an Xbox1 (I'll get it after I pay rent), but I really want to play this game and heard it was quite buggy. Well, its been a year, has anyone played it, is it any better?
I've watched a lot of videos on YT trying to get a feel for this game. It seems to be an action RPG/survival/medieval sim where you have to sleep, cook, eat and bathe. Everything you do has to be learned, even reading. I haven't exactly figured out how the leveling system works, but I believe it works a bit like Morrowind. Anyways, any thoughts on this game?
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I havent really looked at it. But then I'm only kind of getting into survival games (Subnautica, No Mans Sky).
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I havent really looked at it. But then I'm only kind of getting into survival games (Subnautica, No Mans Sky).
I think the survival aspects are somewhat mild, maybe Hardmode in New Vegas where you have to eat, drink and sleep. Its kinda odd, in my old age, I want more control in my video games.
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This one did look pretty cool, and I think people did like it despite the bugs and such. I never really looked into actually playing it myself. Seemed like more than I felt like diving into. I don't really have much time for games these days, and when I do play them they're in Japanese.
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I'm surprised this game isn't being talked about more on here, I thought you guys would be all about it.
Not been cheap enough to suit me.
Especially when I already got a huge backlog of games already.
Especially when many are big and time-sinks worth of RPG's backlogged...such as Witcher 3 GOTY, Pillars of Eternity, Divinity: Original Sin 1, DAI's DLC's (from GOTY Edition), ME2 DLC's, ME3 DLC's, DA2 DLC's, and who knows what else that I can't think of at the moment.
It was $25 with a few other games on GOG once in a bundle (Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun & Battle Chasers: Nightwar are the other games - also backlogged!), some months back - but I already had the other games elsewhere (i.e. Steam)....and wasn't thrilled w/ the deal b/c I owned the other stuff already. If I didn't own those other titles, I probably would've picked it up then.
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Not been cheap enough to suit me.
Especially when I already got a huge backlog of games already.
Especially when many are big and time-sinks worth of RPG's backlogged...such as Witcher 3 GOTY, Pillars of Eternity, Divinity: Original Sin 1, DAI's DLC's (from GOTY Edition), ME2 DLC's, ME3 DLC's, DA2 DLC's, and who knows what else that I can't think of at the moment.
It was $25 with a few other games on GOG once in a bundle (Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun & Battle Chasers: Nightwar are the other games - also backlogged!), some months back - but I already had the other games elsewhere (i.e. Steam)....and wasn't thrilled w/ the deal b/c I owned the other stuff already. If I didn't own those other titles, I probably would've picked it up then.
I have at least 30 360 games I haven't finished or played, I think its finally time for me to move on to the next generation.
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After spending quite a lot of time with this game, I have to say...this is the "Skyrim Killer" everyone is always looking for. This game does everything better than Skyrim: leveling up, sleeping, eating, combat, perks, alchemy, etc. The only thing I can think of that this game lacks, is a crafting system. You play the son of a blacksmith, but you don't actually craft anything, all weapons and armor must be bought, found or stolen.
When this game first came out, I heard is was basically crippled by bugs. I played it a year later after patches and updates, as of now, its less buggier than Skyrim ever was while I played it. I've had the game crash on me a few times (Xbox1), but nothing to the point where I would call it game destroying.
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KC: Deliverance (base-game) Steam-version is one of the early unlocks for next month's Humble Bundle Monthly for $12.