Oh it’s an RPG. The story is one of the best I have ever played. The game is hard though but rewarding when you get good.

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I loved Kingdom Come: Deliverance for its realistic medieval world, detailed everyday life, and captivating cutscenes. It's a game that immersed me deeply. While some compare it to Skyrim, which I also adore and even learned English from, they're both unique experiences worth trying not the same at all tho

It’s a real place. Everything is historically accurate. The church they are filming in is actually in the game. The events and battles actually happened. The only fictional part is the character you play as and his story. Everything around that though is made from history…. Really cool imo

6:52 I loved it, it was so immersive. The comparisons to Wicther and Skyrim are a bit misleading though in my opinion because of the Fantasy aspect of these games. KCD on the other hand is as close as it can get to representing the late medieval period as it really was, and the devs put a ton of effort in the details - for example accurate wall paintings, architecture and clothing. If you decide to play the games take your time and pay attention to these details - it's of course not necessary but you can actually learn something about medieval Europe if you do. 7:50 On the contrary. It is absolutely an RPG - you are playing a role. The difference to games like The Witcher is that you have more influence on the development of your character in terms of who you want to be. 10:20 No it is not an imaginary world. It is the kingdom of Bohemia (Czechia didn't exist in the Middle Ages). Bohemia was also one of the more powerfull member states of the Holy Roman Empire and kings of Bohemia have also been the Emperors of the Empire at times. The kings, locations and grand scheme background events are all historical. If you play KCD - don't go for fast progression and don't expect constant action - try to immersie yourself into the medieval world as much as possible.

It is absolutely an RPG. Any game where you play as a specific character with the options to customise the characters to some degree is an RPG. KCD is like Witcher except: no magic or monsters , historically accurate (architecture, events, characters, combat, etc…), rags to riches story, more gameplay possibilities (stealth, charisma, blacksmithing, alchemy,…). It is designed to be as immersive as possible so 1st person is absolutely a must. Even forests are handmade, not procedurally generated.

It deffinitelly IS RPG. Old school RPG with modern graphics. After playing first game I have problem to call Skyrim RPG. It is not as much Skyrim, it is closer to older Oblivion by feels, but most things in this world works really different. As you mentioned Witcher, it have similar feel, because it is made by Slavic studio (polish for witcher and Czech for KCD) based od similar history and architecture and stories to some extend, but witcher is 100% fantasy, this is based on real events in real places. Many quest here you really have to stop thinking in aproach to them as you play a game, you have to thing what would you do in real worlsd in that situations. Every quest have like 4 different options how to solve it, so is something doesn't work for you, just change your aproach. Also even on normal dificulty it is pretty hard to play for Skyrim or Witcher players that are used to specific type of playing aproach, because how different this is.

When the first game was put on Kickstarter the selling point was basically "Dungeons, not dragons." The story of KCD is based on real history and the story is fantastic. It is a harder RPG and the combat is very rough at the end, taking on more than 1 enemy at a time and you are basically dead. Henry starts out a simple peasant whose life is turned upside down due to a civil war. Since Henry is a peasant he can't read, so in the game books including recipes will be gibberish, but you can actually teach Henry to read in the game. I would give the game a try, because if you are a fan of RPGs, this is a can't miss IMO, it is that good.

If you loved the Witcher 3 you will love KCD 1. Its very story driven, in a world that feels real, very alive and intruiging. It could have used a bit more polishing at some points, but one of the most fun games i´ve played, really up my alley. I´m super hyped for part 2 to continue this story with its compelling characters

Kuttenberg is directly related to historical events that lead to the foundation of the University of Leipzig in Germany, where I studied.

THE most passionate game.. now games . to EVER exist.. no im not joking.. its fricken insane.

80ish hours in on the first game i didnt even have HALF of the acheivments. THAT makes me happy lol

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Played 4 playthroughs for a total of around 450 hours, which includes all the dlcs. Did a hardcore playthrough and honestly i feel that the game is supposed to be played on hardcore: no compass indications, no magical gps location on the map, more brutal combat for you and the enemies, no fast travel. Absolutely amazing game, combat is involved, dialogue and side characters amazing. Favourite rpg, yes above bg3 for me

The same way RDR2 is like a Western simulator Kingdom come is like a Medieval sim. Its also a bit like Witcher and morrowind combined but grounded in the real world.

You can use Czechia or Czech republic or Bohemia.

You should play the first game. It's a difficult start, and very realistic. But once you level up a skill past level 5, you should be able to handle small challenges. High level challenges(whether combat related or stealth related, or even speech skill related) do require that high level. But you can level up by reading a book on the subject, and you can read a book that's 5 levels higher then your own level by drinking the potion that gives that level a +5 buff. All main skills have it, warfare has it, bow has it, defense has it, stealth skills have it, horsemanship has it, and maybe a few more. not every skill has books for you to read, but most skills also have teachers/trainers who you can pay to level up. Watch video's on what to expect. Lockpicking can be difficult, but there are enough video's on that subject to teach you how to do it.

I am 25 turning 26 in June. I bought the game in 2018, and even tho it was buggy and glichy as hell i put like 2000 hours into it, i was so sad that this game did not get the recognition it should have gotten, it is easily my top 3 games besides baldurs gate 3 and read dead 2. When i first watched the trailer i felt like a 12 years old kiddo opening his christmas gift , i could not sleep, i was so excited i took my poor doggo out of his warm and comfy blanket and just went for a walk with him 😂 After the last few chaos of games that got released i promised to myself that i wont pre-order anything until i saw how the game is running, but i will for sure pre-order the most hyperpacked glorious ultimate edition IN AN INSTANT🥴🥴🥴 I hope this game gets what the first one should have gotten🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 i feel it in my guts it will be GOT 2024 FOR SUUUUUREEEEE LETS GOOO🎉🎉🎉

1st game has Very dificult duelist system, but fame is absolutely amazing

Play kcd 1 you will love it

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I want be an executioner in part 2 🤔

Hi there, u shd def try first game. Its very good game and my favourite :D + u will be hyped for new one . Greetings from czech

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you should check kingdom come deliverance comparison real vs game :D

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This game is 10 times better than Skyrim. :) Unlike Skyrim, it takes place in real world locations and while Henry is fictional, the events driving the story actually happened. You feel like you're actually living Henry's life.

Pet horse and cat's too plus forging and crafting.

8:00 Its 100% an RPG, and not fantasy at all. Just playing well wasn't enough to win every fight, your character started weak, slow and awkward no matter which buttons you pressed so it wasn't a pure action game. There were even levels for reading (as you start illiterate like most of the population), horse riding, and drinking (how well you can handle your booze)

you should try osrs, trust me.

My problem with this game is too many, way too many cinematics. Aside from that it's cool.

Why are you watching this if didn't play the first game? This video has spoilers for the first game, i don't understand people like you

It is absolutely an RPG. Any game where you play as a specific character with the options to customise the characters to some degree is an RPG. KCD is like Witcher except: no magic or monsters , historically accurate (architecture, events, characters, combat, etc…), rags to riches story, more gameplay possibilities (stealth, charisma, blacksmithing, alchemy,…). It is designed to be as immersive as possible so 1st person is absolutely a must. Even forests are handmade, not procedurally generated.