29:50 Devs added gear loadout option, which means you can have sets of armor specific for roles like combat, sneaking or maximum fashion. No need to manually re equip every armor piece
@@prestonyannotti7661True! I really liked changing outfits in the first game, for towns, travel or at night for stealth and it was a bit annoying to keep changing it but yeah, the option to change the outfits with a button is an amazing change for me!
@@raduadochitei2728 Same here. I eventually stopped doing it because it was soo annoying, and sometimes you had to bring things out from the horse. I will love to have outfits for different activities like blacksmithing and alchemy.
I also love that you can have multiple weapons hotkeyed instead of just one melee and then a bow. I’m sure they couldn’t really get it for the first game, but it just makes sense that you can have a longsword on your left side, mace or axe on your right, and then a crossbow or pistala on your lower back. I can tell that everybody’s Henry is gonna be extra drippy in this game and I can’t wait
I’m surprised you didn’t acknowledge the polish guys attire. Arms and shoulders are chainmail stitched to a combat jupon body, something we didn’t see in KCD1.
27:30 It may be that with the coif/collar matter, WH has fixed an accuracy problem with the first game, which is that full mail coifs by 1400 were rarely worn, certainly not with any of the many variations of bascinet. Instead there was a mail aventail (or camail) which attached to the bottom edge of the helmet and hung down over the shoulders and chest, with a face opening.
Sorry to be pedantic, but those are NOT "crests." A crest is the decorative thing that sits on top of a helmet, usually only in tournaments and parades, and in armorial bearings. The term you are looking for is "coat of arms," or just "arms" for short.
It seem to me that the bottom part of crosshair in fight is actually an arrow pointing and you stab with it. Thats why it is shown while silently stabbing people. I think this because some journalists said in their preview that we will actually block with our right mouse button witch was originally used to stab.
I'm glad if block is bound to RMB this time because I rebound it to that in the first game anyway. Makes it much easier to perfect block than hitting Q, in my experience.
37:20 there is a second moving wagon in KCD 1 - after you arrest Jezek of Ronov he is taken away from Sassau to Rattay on a cart. But ofc it is another cutscene.
Re: Combat Realism: It's kind of maddening that Henry, a fully armored skilled combatant, has mercilessly slaughtered three unarmored yokels, yet the fourth doesn't seem to even consider running away. He's just happy to come up with his short sword, tights and dancing shoes and cute little hood and get a sword in the face immediately. 😂 I know in KCD 1 opponents did run away and/or surrender, but they only did so when their own health went down somewhat. I would have loved to have seen npc's consider whether even starting combat is worth it.
@@soggy5854 I agree. But you have to understand that KCD is a game that really focuses on immersion and realism. If I'm playing a character that is loaded with armor and has a sharp sword that could slice in half the head of any unarmored guy, I would expect them to AT LEAST run away after they've seen me kill 2 or 3 of their friends with one swipe. It really just kills the whole "Realism" and "Immersion" that they brag about so much.
@@Void-kn8xxThe devs also say that it's still a videogame at the end of the day and they're supposed to be fun. Either way, I think there's supposed to be a perk that causes enemies to panic and flee depending on how fast you take down their compatriots. At least that was the case in KCD1 as far as I can remember
@@ThePlayer920 I agree that a videogame is supposed to be fun. But who said that it can't be fun when the enemies run away? Seeing them scared for ther life, chasing them down or hunting them with a bow or a crossbow is way more fun than just pressing a mouse button and one shotting them in the head in my opinion. This really makes the world feel alive and actually feel like you're not only a character running around swinging his sword while every peasant with a pitchfork or a stick is willing to fight no matter the odds of them winning, but someone that intimidates others depending on the level of their equipment and gear. If you're a peasant with nothing more than dirty clothes and a broom, no one is going to be scared of you, and everyone will be more than willing to fight, but if you're a full armored knight with weapons, then the enemies should feel wary and avoid fighting you if possible. That's of course my opinion but there are a lot of ways to make a videogame fun without having to sacrifice realism and immersion.
@@Void-kn8xx That’s fair, maybe they’ll have a perk that you can unlock to make it more likely for enemies to run away. I think in the first one there was a perk called Dreadful that made it to where combatants were way more likely to run away from you.
Also, another little small thing I noticed, different swords have different scabbards/sheaths! In the first game, they were all the same exact one but just shortened or lengthened depending on what type of sword it was, but in this I saw that Henry had a brighter red/mahogany colored scabbard, and the alchemist he fights has a very dark brown leather one. Super easy to miss and not that important, but I loved seeing that, because it’s something I noticed a lot in the first game that really bugged me. Also really cool for you to point out that you can wear a hood and a tabard/waffenrock, and I overall just love the new menus and overall UI designs (aside from the player marker on the map, hopefully they add some shadow to it or something because it looks kind of off compared to the hand drawn one.) I have a feeling that crafting can be one of two things, if not both: Maybe plans or recipes of different swords and gear you can blacksmith and what you need for each, maybe as well as alchemy recipes too, *or* maybe it is different things you can craft by yourself like you said, like bandages or maybe even being able to make your own repair kits for your gear if you get the different parts for it. I would LOVE to see if they have more stuff for cooking, like being able to make flapjacks or the hearty looking chili stuff in all the pots from the first game :D Sorry for all the yapping, I’ve been looking forward to this game ever since I first completed my first playthrough a few years ago, definitely loving what I’m seeing so far, it’s pressing all the right buttons for my autistic ass 😅 I do hope that enemies are a lot more aggressive than they appeared to be in the trailer, at least for the better equipped enemies like in the first game.
@@raskolnikov6443 I had a feeling, that was one of the few aesthetic things that I noticed didn’t look right, but they have 6 months to fully complete everything so I think they’re gonna be good
@@grousewithakeyboard That would actually be cool, that also would tie into that one alchemy perk(idk if it’s returning or not, I just remembered it.) where every potion you brew is more potent but also gets you a little buzzed the more you drink them
actually there are at least two cutscenes with wagons if we do not count pribislavitz, one when teresa is rescquing henry, and second is the intro, where on shots of coalmines from the sky you can see small moving wagon at the very bottom
This was very useful! I missed so many details, thank you for making this video. I love your content! Your other channel "Parry This" is criminally underrated.
They should add the option to eat and drink stuff when picking them up and the option to order food and drinks in taverns and enjoy them slowly while sitting down with others etc. Also the option to switch to your pajamas with a single button maybe by continuously pressing E on your chest and then doing that again should equip your gear back.
In regards to the cost of the bow. I think the gamblers were likely claiming that's what Ranyek owed them. Otherwise I don't see why Henry would offer them anything. If they were simply demanding the bow for no reason it's possible Henry is just throwing a number out there that's large enough to get them to back off.
I see a lotta folks complain about the one lower combat zone. And while I'm skeptical myself, my hope is that it's more of a reactive zone based on your combo, i.e. if Henry combos into down zone from left it'd be a leftward strike or rightward strike depending on his prior moves. I think if that is the case, it'd just contribute to the combat feeling overall more fluid, rather than the original's combat, which even performing at a high level, can at times feel robotic and stilted. I also look forward to this almost certainly making combos much easier to perform. I know for a fact that I had trouble with the longer combos you'd get with one-handed swords in the first game because it might require most of or all the different target zones. I hope this change contributes to making those combo moves more achievable because they are cool and do feel accomplishing to perform. I also know based on the percentages with the combo trophy/achievement that the vast majority of KCD players barely ever used combo moves in the original. It's got a lower percentage than the trophy for people who hit the level cap. And is narrowly beaten out in rarity by things like getting 50 headshot kills, beating the game as a virgin, and beating the game without killing anyone.
Honestly, yeah, combos were really lackluster, and I hope that they’re more rewarding to pull off than in the first game And while the Fighter achievement wasn’t the *worst* achievement to get(I’m gonna get every achievement before the second one comes out, 77% complete so far :D), the sniper one was pretty bad considering that murders don’t count towards the headshots, only headshots on *enemies* count, so unless you’re not like me and are Robin Hood with a bow, you really have to sneak into a cuman camp and headshot every one that’s sleeping, and then wait and reset after you’ve cleared all the camps like that 😅 Sorry for the rambling, I agree with you though lol
@@Gooeygiuseppe No need to apologize for rambling. I feel you 100%. I have around 12-1300 hrs in KCD. I know the stressors of getting those achievements and I know that the vast majority of players that got the Fighter achievement by using Longsword combos which can be mercifully as short as 3 attacks. As far as the Sniper Achievement that one was a pain, but it happened somewhat naturally as a by-product of what I called my 'hyper-agility' challenge run where I primarily beat the game restricting myself to sabres, bows, and just cloth armor (this was because I misunderstood the light armor skill and assumed chainmail would count against, by the time I realized my mistake I'd gotten used to just fighting in cloth was near end-game and went with it) Because Sabres are legit the worst weapon type in the game (still love them) I started a lot of my combats with archery to even odds and therefore the Sniper achievement was pretty easy. By the time I got to the point where I decided to force it like you did against sleeping Cumans, I only had to headshot like 5 more Cumans for the achievement.
@@ecothunderbolt257 Ay ay ay, the does sound rough, and you aren’t wrong about the long sword combos lmao, especially if you keep spamming the tourney it’s pretty easy just time consuming And you also aren’t wrong about sabres, they seemed to be more of just the weapon you’d find the lower tiers bandits using than being an actual weapon class that’s viable to use, for my high speech and stealth pacifist run, I found that axes (because you have to at least kill runt) is a pretty decent option because they’re more well rounded. I sincerely hope in the new one that pole arms are a lot more fleshed out, I would love to fully develop a halberd/longsword build for sure
@@Gooeygiuseppe Yeah, it's weird with sabres. There's actually a high tier sabre in game that's on par with other late game swords (although having main damage be slashing is strictly worse against the plate armor you face late game) but for whatever reason there's no way to acquire it outside of a console command.
@@ecothunderbolt257 That reminds me of a longsword that has the highest slash and stab damage in the game, but there’s only like, two chances to get it as a set spawn, and it’s really really rare in random loot
around the 2:46 minute mark in the gameplay itself (in your video you skipped over it) when they lead you to the sewage when you come out of the small horse stable on your right there's an unrendered object, kinda funny. also around 14:55 minutes in when he changes his gear loadout (in your video it's at 29:52-29:53 for a frame) you can see below his gloves slot and above the boots on the left side a traffic cone
I hope for farkel tournaments. Also wouldn't mind if you could get called out for cheating and to prove your innocence you let your opponent play with your dice.
@@marckennethcabanero7467 maybe with the hotkey system they have now, that won’t be an issue. That was something that would mess me up in combat sometimes though, having to re-equip it or just not be able to if I were to get into combat was definitely not great
@@orbit1894 No no no, he’s saying just holding a torch while your shield is on your back, he’s not saying holding both of them at the same time 😅 Because whenever you’d equip a torch in the old game it would just completely unequip the shield and you’d either just have a torch or nothing when you go into combat, so maybe that’s changed
So the price of the decorated cross bow is different on the taking the chain mail off still to being in the store still. So think the price in store is just the store price but is worth over 1000 groschen
@@mcsparshatt17 I do think the facial expressions improved, as well as the movements the characters make, but other than that hopefully they put more time on it. Specifically when Henry was talking to the alchemist after defeating him, his face had zero expression while he was yelling at him, while the other guy looked kinda frightened but not the same as he was in combat I think they definitely have more animations to work with, so hopefully the next 6 months they’ll be curating those a bit more
More of Budget Thing Same With Ghost of Tushimia a 60 million budget but you need something in 80 million range to get really great located cut scenes.
The gameplay and npc behavior is literally the exact same as the first game. It looks great but I was expecting some pretty major gameplay improvements
29:50
Devs added gear loadout option, which means you can have sets of armor specific for roles like combat, sneaking or maximum fashion.
No need to manually re equip every armor piece
Small but much needed
@@prestonyannotti7661True! I really liked changing outfits in the first game, for towns, travel or at night for stealth and it was a bit annoying to keep changing it but yeah, the option to change the outfits with a button is an amazing change for me!
@@raduadochitei2728 Same here. I eventually stopped doing it because it was soo annoying, and sometimes you had to bring things out from the horse. I will love to have outfits for different activities like blacksmithing and alchemy.
I also love that you can have multiple weapons hotkeyed instead of just one melee and then a bow. I’m sure they couldn’t really get it for the first game, but it just makes sense that you can have a longsword on your left side, mace or axe on your right, and then a crossbow or pistala on your lower back. I can tell that everybody’s Henry is gonna be extra drippy in this game and I can’t wait
@@prestonyannotti7661 it's not even close to small, it's massive. This is so much better
If you put on subtitles it makes the interaction with the polish man much more funny
I’m surprised you didn’t acknowledge the polish guys attire. Arms and shoulders are chainmail stitched to a combat jupon body, something we didn’t see in KCD1.
27:30 It may be that with the coif/collar matter, WH has fixed an accuracy problem with the first game, which is that full mail coifs by 1400 were rarely worn, certainly not with any of the many variations of bascinet. Instead there was a mail aventail (or camail) which attached to the bottom edge of the helmet and hung down over the shoulders and chest, with a face opening.
Sorry to be pedantic, but those are NOT "crests." A crest is the decorative thing that sits on top of a helmet, usually only in tournaments and parades, and in armorial bearings. The term you are looking for is "coat of arms," or just "arms" for short.
When concerning history nerd stuff there is no pedantic only the truth brother!
He does this a lot, acting like he's more knowledgable than he is.
@@MundusMeus974 yeah, bro really said "everyone had a crest" as if a "crest" (arms) is something that you just can kind of have... americans...
@@MundusMeus974how
@@MundusMeus974and you are toxic. You do that a lot don't you?
Al-Buraq is my horse tho! This game is gonna be so good, how am I gonna wait til 2025!
I'm gonna replay the first one.
not warhorse jenda or shadowmere??
It seem to me that the bottom part of crosshair in fight is actually an arrow pointing and you stab with it. Thats why it is shown while silently stabbing people. I think this because some journalists said in their preview that we will actually block with our right mouse button witch was originally used to stab.
I'm glad if block is bound to RMB this time because I rebound it to that in the first game anyway. Makes it much easier to perfect block than hitting Q, in my experience.
Thanks kermit
37:20 there is a second moving wagon in KCD 1 - after you arrest Jezek of Ronov he is taken away from Sassau to Rattay on a cart. But ofc it is another cutscene.
Re: Combat Realism: It's kind of maddening that Henry, a fully armored skilled combatant, has mercilessly slaughtered three unarmored yokels, yet the fourth doesn't seem to even consider running away. He's just happy to come up with his short sword, tights and dancing shoes and cute little hood and get a sword in the face immediately. 😂
I know in KCD 1 opponents did run away and/or surrender, but they only did so when their own health went down somewhat. I would have loved to have seen npc's consider whether even starting combat is worth it.
I get that but honestly it’d be pretty annoying, especially in the late game. You’d get to the point where everyone would just be running away
@@soggy5854 I agree. But you have to understand that KCD is a game that really focuses on immersion and realism. If I'm playing a character that is loaded with armor and has a sharp sword that could slice in half the head of any unarmored guy, I would expect them to AT LEAST run away after they've seen me kill 2 or 3 of their friends with one swipe.
It really just kills the whole "Realism" and "Immersion" that they brag about so much.
@@Void-kn8xxThe devs also say that it's still a videogame at the end of the day and they're supposed to be fun. Either way, I think there's supposed to be a perk that causes enemies to panic and flee depending on how fast you take down their compatriots. At least that was the case in KCD1 as far as I can remember
@@ThePlayer920 I agree that a videogame is supposed to be fun. But who said that it can't be fun when the enemies run away?
Seeing them scared for ther life, chasing them down or hunting them with a bow or a crossbow is way more fun than just pressing a mouse button and one shotting them in the head in my opinion.
This really makes the world feel alive and actually feel like you're not only a character running around swinging his sword while every peasant with a pitchfork or a stick is willing to fight no matter the odds of them winning, but someone that intimidates others depending on the level of their equipment and gear.
If you're a peasant with nothing more than dirty clothes and a broom, no one is going to be scared of you, and everyone will be more than willing to fight, but if you're a full armored knight with weapons, then the enemies should feel wary and avoid fighting you if possible.
That's of course my opinion but there are a lot of ways to make a videogame fun without having to sacrifice realism and immersion.
@@Void-kn8xx That’s fair, maybe they’ll have a perk that you can unlock to make it more likely for enemies to run away. I think in the first one there was a perk called Dreadful that made it to where combatants were way more likely to run away from you.
Also, another little small thing I noticed, different swords have different scabbards/sheaths! In the first game, they were all the same exact one but just shortened or lengthened depending on what type of sword it was, but in this I saw that Henry had a brighter red/mahogany colored scabbard, and the alchemist he fights has a very dark brown leather one. Super easy to miss and not that important, but I loved seeing that, because it’s something I noticed a lot in the first game that really bugged me.
Also really cool for you to point out that you can wear a hood and a tabard/waffenrock, and I overall just love the new menus and overall UI designs (aside from the player marker on the map, hopefully they add some shadow to it or something because it looks kind of off compared to the hand drawn one.)
I have a feeling that crafting can be one of two things, if not both:
Maybe plans or recipes of different swords and gear you can blacksmith and what you need for each, maybe as well as alchemy recipes too, *or* maybe it is different things you can craft by yourself like you said, like bandages or maybe even being able to make your own repair kits for your gear if you get the different parts for it. I would LOVE to see if they have more stuff for cooking, like being able to make flapjacks or the hearty looking chili stuff in all the pots from the first game :D
Sorry for all the yapping, I’ve been looking forward to this game ever since I first completed my first playthrough a few years ago, definitely loving what I’m seeing so far, it’s pressing all the right buttons for my autistic ass 😅
I do hope that enemies are a lot more aggressive than they appeared to be in the trailer, at least for the better equipped enemies like in the first game.
The player marker wasn’t final according to Vavra. Some things aren’t final yet.
@@raskolnikov6443 I had a feeling, that was one of the few aesthetic things that I noticed didn’t look right, but they have 6 months to fully complete everything so I think they’re gonna be good
34:30 i like how you can see him starting to wince and look weary before he yields
I was thinking strong meant alcohol content so the weaker it is the less drunk you get but same effects, I do feel like yours makes more sense.
@@grousewithakeyboard That would actually be cool, that also would tie into that one alchemy perk(idk if it’s returning or not, I just remembered it.) where every potion you brew is more potent but also gets you a little buzzed the more you drink them
The combat looks and sounds way better than the first game. i am so happy to see the weight behind each stroke. That's a huge improvement for me.
Yeah people who played it say the combat feels much more visceral. You can feel the hits more.
the new reputation thing is so creepy 😭
actually there are at least two cutscenes with wagons if we do not count pribislavitz, one when teresa is rescquing henry, and second is the intro, where on shots of coalmines from the sky you can see small moving wagon at the very bottom
I hope Hardcore mode is confirmed at launch. It feels weird seeing your location on the map
This was very useful! I missed so many details, thank you for making this video.
I love your content! Your other channel "Parry This" is criminally underrated.
A great KCD channel!
They should add the option to eat and drink stuff when picking them up and the option to order food and drinks in taverns and enjoy them slowly while sitting down with others etc. Also the option to switch to your pajamas with a single button maybe by continuously pressing E on your chest and then doing that again should equip your gear back.
In regards to the cost of the bow. I think the gamblers were likely claiming that's what Ranyek owed them. Otherwise I don't see why Henry would offer them anything. If they were simply demanding the bow for no reason it's possible Henry is just throwing a number out there that's large enough to get them to back off.
"Pebble-throwing". I keep hearing and visualizing Pebbles being thrown.
i am definitely interested in a historical analysis
SAME
The narrator is none other than Sir Hans Capon
I see a lotta folks complain about the one lower combat zone. And while I'm skeptical myself, my hope is that it's more of a reactive zone based on your combo, i.e. if Henry combos into down zone from left it'd be a leftward strike or rightward strike depending on his prior moves. I think if that is the case, it'd just contribute to the combat feeling overall more fluid, rather than the original's combat, which even performing at a high level, can at times feel robotic and stilted.
I also look forward to this almost certainly making combos much easier to perform. I know for a fact that I had trouble with the longer combos you'd get with one-handed swords in the first game because it might require most of or all the different target zones. I hope this change contributes to making those combo moves more achievable because they are cool and do feel accomplishing to perform. I also know based on the percentages with the combo trophy/achievement that the vast majority of KCD players barely ever used combo moves in the original. It's got a lower percentage than the trophy for people who hit the level cap. And is narrowly beaten out in rarity by things like getting 50 headshot kills, beating the game as a virgin, and beating the game without killing anyone.
Honestly, yeah, combos were really lackluster, and I hope that they’re more rewarding to pull off than in the first game
And while the Fighter achievement wasn’t the *worst* achievement to get(I’m gonna get every achievement before the second one comes out, 77% complete so far :D), the sniper one was pretty bad considering that murders don’t count towards the headshots, only headshots on *enemies* count, so unless you’re not like me and are Robin Hood with a bow, you really have to sneak into a cuman camp and headshot every one that’s sleeping, and then wait and reset after you’ve cleared all the camps like that 😅
Sorry for the rambling, I agree with you though lol
@@Gooeygiuseppe No need to apologize for rambling. I feel you 100%. I have around 12-1300 hrs in KCD. I know the stressors of getting those achievements and I know that the vast majority of players that got the Fighter achievement by using Longsword combos which can be mercifully as short as 3 attacks.
As far as the Sniper Achievement that one was a pain, but it happened somewhat naturally as a by-product of what I called my 'hyper-agility' challenge run where I primarily beat the game restricting myself to sabres, bows, and just cloth armor (this was because I misunderstood the light armor skill and assumed chainmail would count against, by the time I realized my mistake I'd gotten used to just fighting in cloth was near end-game and went with it) Because Sabres are legit the worst weapon type in the game (still love them) I started a lot of my combats with archery to even odds and therefore the Sniper achievement was pretty easy. By the time I got to the point where I decided to force it like you did against sleeping Cumans, I only had to headshot like 5 more Cumans for the achievement.
@@ecothunderbolt257 Ay ay ay, the does sound rough, and you aren’t wrong about the long sword combos lmao, especially if you keep spamming the tourney it’s pretty easy just time consuming
And you also aren’t wrong about sabres, they seemed to be more of just the weapon you’d find the lower tiers bandits using than being an actual weapon class that’s viable to use, for my high speech and stealth pacifist run, I found that axes (because you have to at least kill runt) is a pretty decent option because they’re more well rounded. I sincerely hope in the new one that pole arms are a lot more fleshed out, I would love to fully develop a halberd/longsword build for sure
@@Gooeygiuseppe Yeah, it's weird with sabres. There's actually a high tier sabre in game that's on par with other late game swords (although having main damage be slashing is strictly worse against the plate armor you face late game) but for whatever reason there's no way to acquire it outside of a console command.
@@ecothunderbolt257 That reminds me of a longsword that has the highest slash and stab damage in the game, but there’s only like, two chances to get it as a set spawn, and it’s really really rare in random loot
around the 2:46 minute mark in the gameplay itself (in your video you skipped over it) when they lead you to the sewage when you come out of the small horse stable on your right there's an unrendered object, kinda funny.
also around 14:55 minutes in when he changes his gear loadout (in your video it's at 29:52-29:53 for a frame) you can see below his gloves slot and above the boots on the left side a traffic cone
I could cry I’m so excited I hate waiting till February
Same I bought the collection edition I missed out on the collection edition last time
I hope for farkel tournaments. Also wouldn't mind if you could get called out for cheating and to prove your innocence you let your opponent play with your dice.
37:43 you actually do see a couple of people on small wagons like this in the opening cinematic of the game aswell.
35:18 If he wore the Magdeburg Cuirass he would of had a better chance
You don’t throw pebbles. Pebbles throws you.
The narrator is lord capon . He said so on his own TH-cam channel, lord hans- (Luke Dale) capon is the channel.
I hope Sir Olbram and the Wayfaring Knight are somewhere in this game
Hye, nice catch on the quick slots for potions and weapons. I did not notice them during the reveal, That should be a nice change.
i guess amount of places for weapon aviable in battle will depent not on special skill, but on type of knights`s belt that is on henry
Cannot wait for this game. Very very excited to be able to play it, even if that's still a long way off.
Im hoping master strikes got removed. Any hard enemy turned into "oh i have to just party them."
They have not
Do a historical video on this!!!!
I don't think a skill unlocks the last quickslot belts are a thing now henry has Kights belt
Been waiting for this one
I am absolutely interested in a historical analysis if you find the time!
Is there dismemberment in combat in KCD2 like in mordhau for example?
Most definitely would enjoy a historical review on the other channel!
Great breakdown. Enjoyed this very much.
11:53 lol
They showed that same in game screenshot when they announced gamescom
i am hoping i go in coma until kcd 2 come out
I love this a lot. Keep up the great KCD content.
I'm loving all the content brother. 🔥🗡️🛡️ Keep it rolling. I'm finally excited for a game again. 🤣
I hope they also fix the issue in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1 where equipping a torch causes the shield to be unequipped.
@@marckennethcabanero7467 maybe with the hotkey system they have now, that won’t be an issue. That was something that would mess me up in combat sometimes though, having to re-equip it or just not be able to if I were to get into combat was definitely not great
Issue?? How are you going to hold a shield and a torch with one hand dude?????????
@@orbit1894 No no no, he’s saying just holding a torch while your shield is on your back, he’s not saying holding both of them at the same time 😅
Because whenever you’d equip a torch in the old game it would just completely unequip the shield and you’d either just have a torch or nothing when you go into combat, so maybe that’s changed
@@Gooeygiuseppegot my question correctly 👈
So the price of the decorated cross bow is different on the taking the chain mail off still to being in the store still. So think the price in store is just the store price but is worth over 1000 groschen
The subtitles tell you what he says so it’s not like it’s in Polish and not subtitled lmao 😂😅
Crests? Those are coat of arms. Crest goes on your helmet.
19:30 love his shit
Hey I mentioned le wagon, Jesus Christ be Praised
Also I just started a new playline just to watch that specific cutscene
This is a comment to please the almighty algorithm gods.
"Ranyeck/Ranek" hmmmmmm
The 3rd person / NPC conversations don't seem to have improved that much, or is that just me? Kind of lifeless puppets, with the odd random gesture.
@@mcsparshatt17 I do think the facial expressions improved, as well as the movements the characters make, but other than that hopefully they put more time on it. Specifically when Henry was talking to the alchemist after defeating him, his face had zero expression while he was yelling at him, while the other guy looked kinda frightened but not the same as he was in combat
I think they definitely have more animations to work with, so hopefully the next 6 months they’ll be curating those a bit more
More of Budget Thing Same With Ghost of Tushimia a 60 million budget but you need something in 80 million range to get really great located cut scenes.
YEET
The gameplay and npc behavior is literally the exact same as the first game. It looks great but I was expecting some pretty major gameplay improvements
Buddy you only watching about an few minutes of gameplay so it might be better
I'm sad the combat is dumbed down.
The only thing i dont like is the amount of mud and dirt on the streets of Kuttenberg. It should be paved
Not every street was paved
@@lorddiethorn Kuttenberg would have certainly been paved. It was one of the most important cities of Bohemia and the HRN
@@Matze239 even cities like paris didn’t have fully paved streets
@@lorddiethorn yet Kuttenberg should definitely have paved streets.
@@Matze239 again buddy you only saw an few streets buddy there might be some paved ones here and there
Details you missed: medieval people didn't put laundry on lines and didn't have clothes pegs/pins ;)
How did they dry their clothes?
Nice that they lied about the release date. Very triple A of them.
You don't lose anything, quite the contrary, you will have a more polished game.
Nice at being stupid they didn’t lie. They felt they could get not released by November because nobody released games in December
31:29 I hope we can get extra interactions from this, like demanding information for say a mission.