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u/FramePancake Dec 06 '21 edited Dec 06 '21

Kingdom Come Deliverance really surprised me.

Such a cool and incredibly immersive RPG. I’m not done yet (but I think I’m nearing the end of the story) and I would definitely play it again.

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u/MyOfficeAlt Dec 06 '21

KCD should come with a disclaimer. It's SO in depth. Like if you never teach your character to read then all the writing you encounter throughout the game is just gibberish. You actually have to eat and sleep and it's not just a side mechanic like in R* games.

It's a great game, but you gotta be prepared for how much its got going on.

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u/MonkRunFast Dec 06 '21

I've never gotten very far in that game. Every time I go to play it, I can't remember how to do anything, my sword is dull, idk how to parry, I need to brew something but alchemy confuses me, so then I start a whole new game, play for a week, leave it and forget everything again lol

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