KCD2 has more lines of dialogue than Baldur's Gate 3

[Bill the Butcher]

That's what I read anyways. And BG3's dialog was enormous. Does it seem like KCD2 has a good amount of dialog options?

[GuNNuP]

yes has among the most immersive conversational approaches. One time, instead of a "crowd" sound playing at the tavern, 5 tables where having separate conversations, nearly being realistic.

You have optional non pullyou away from control conversations with alt. and you can greet people.

Very interesting.

[Bill the Butcher]

Originally posted by GuNNuP:

yes has among the most immersive conversational approaches. One time, instead of a "crowd" sound playing at the tavern, 5 tables where having separate conversations, nearly being realistic.

You have optional non pullyou away from control conversations with alt. and you can greet people.

Very interesting.

Yea I have noticed different conversations like that. It's very immersive.

[.:Viggo:.]

The dialog feels like 100hours crampted into 1. You will hear alot of the same tho, and is mostly for the quest that makes the game feel more like a sim, or somekinda detective ♥♥♥♥.

[BingusDingus]

Originally posted by Bill the Butcher:

That's what I read anyways. And BG3's dialog was enormous. Does it seem like KCD2 has a good amount of dialog options?

Not a good comparison, BG3 is confirmed to have had over 250,000 voiced 'lines' of dialogue, as in entire sentences. KCD 2 is said to have over 2.2 millions 'words' of script, not pure voiced dialogue.

[GuNNuP]

Originally posted by BingusDingus:

Originally posted by Bill the Butcher:

That's what I read anyways. And BG3's dialog was enormous. Does it seem like KCD2 has a good amount of dialog options?

Not a good comparison, BG3 is confirmed to have had over 250,000 voiced 'lines' of dialogue, as in entire sentences. KCD 2 is said to have over 2.2 millions 'words' of script, not pure voiced dialogue.

In which there was 2m words. which is 200k less than KCD2

[Bill the Butcher]

Originally posted by BingusDingus:

Originally posted by Bill the Butcher:

That's what I read anyways. And BG3's dialog was enormous. Does it seem like KCD2 has a good amount of dialog options?

Not a good comparison, BG3 is confirmed to have had over 250,000 voiced 'lines' of dialogue, as in entire sentences. KCD 2 is said to have over 2.2 millions 'words' of script, not pure voiced dialogue.

I think it gives a general idea of how much dialog KCD2 has, which seems to be a ton.

[Heuristicus]

Originally posted by Bill the Butcher:

That's what I read anyways. And BG3's dialog was enormous. Does it seem like KCD2 has a good amount of dialog options?

2.2 million according to the devs.