KCD2 is the new Gold Standard

[mudcrab]

congrats to warhorse.
the true successor to Skyrim.

[Friends with Benedicts]

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

Originalmente postado por Calubob:

I'm still not sure where these people are getting the interactive movie idea from. The main quest doesn't cancel the open world portion of the game. I mean the main q is more linear but you're not forced to do it in a single setting.

no clue; problem is folks make claims and give no support.

Maybe they are referring to moments where long scenes play out without a lot of players interactions.

[Calubob]

Originalmente postado por Friends with Benedicts:

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

no clue; problem is folks make claims and give no support.

Maybe they are referring to moments where long scenes play out without a lot of players interactions.

Could be but that's like par for the course.

[.:Viggo:.]

Originalmente postado por Calubob:

Originalmente postado por Friends with Benedicts:

Maybe they are referring to moments where long scenes play out without a lot of players interactions.

Could be but that's like par for the course.

For me it was just a feeling of spending more time talking and seeing cut scenes in the actual missions alot of the side q aswell is just diplomatic stuff, maleing it feel more like an interactive tall tales game, than an rpg, hell i got a more immersed story from, southpark stick of truth than this poo.

This is all built on my personal opinion.

[mudcrab]

Originalmente postado por Friends with Benedicts:

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

no clue; problem is folks make claims and give no support.

Maybe they are referring to moments where long scenes play out without a lot of players interactions.

so the complaint is about world-building and dialogue.
i wonder how they feel about reading books.

[Friends with Benedicts]

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

Originalmente postado por Friends with Benedicts:

Maybe they are referring to moments where long scenes play out without a lot of players interactions.

so the complaint is about world-building and dialogue.
i wonder how they feel about reading books.

I mean, I dont think all games should be like that but it makes sense in KCD2.

KCD2 and RDR2 are AMAZING staples of the gaming industry, but in both of them I caught myself at least once kinda bored for how longe conversations without impactful choice or simply cutscenes have been dragging. Im not saying they are bad, but there's room for improvement on that area because it feels sometimes due to the cost of producing Cutscenes, they overdo it sometime thinking all the playerbase will appreciate it as much as they do. Sometimes the Hideo Kojima school of thinking is not always perfect (MGS4 OH MY GOD).

But again this is my take, the complaints I saw didnt even go that deep so I wouldnt put too much faith in their argument also.

[FroG]

I don't think placing a standard on a game is very usefull, I like to be surprised by creativity instead of how much something is like something els i liked. however I do think that kcd2 is a great example of how to go about creating a succesor to a game. It maintained all strenghts of kcd1 while greatly improving it's weaknesses.

[Friends with Benedicts]

Originalmente postado por FroG:

I don't think placing a standard on a game is very usefull, I like to be surprised by creativity instead of how much something is like something els i liked. however I do think that kcd2 is a great example of how to go about creating a succesor to a game. It maintained all strenghts of kcd1 while greatly improving it's weaknesses.

Pretty doable when comparing games of similar scope in a similar genre i.e. Skyrim vs kcd vs Witcher 3

[mudcrab]

Originalmente postado por Friends with Benedicts:

Originalmente postado por FroG:

I don't think placing a standard on a game is very usefull, I like to be surprised by creativity instead of how much something is like something els i liked. however I do think that kcd2 is a great example of how to go about creating a succesor to a game. It maintained all strenghts of kcd1 while greatly improving it's weaknesses.

Pretty doable when comparing games of similar scope in a similar genre i.e. Skyrim vs kcd vs Witcher 3

KCD2 feels like it elevates genre.
all i know is I will compare future titles to KCD2

[Necramonium™]

I never could get into Skyrim, the combat was just plain bad, the graphics were terrible for its time and after a day or two i already was bored and never touched it again. Skyrim is a severely overrated game. The fact that the company has not released a sequel over 14 years now, shows they knew this as well. If they would release that game now, it would fail just like Starfield.

[LeftPaw]

I like the game apart from the cut-scenes, set quests and those that take away control and/or your stuff. How many time does this game want to take you back to your lowly beginnings? It get boring after the initial time at the beginning of the game.

[Reggie]

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

congrats to warhorse.
the true successor to Skyrim.

The true successor to Skyrim ............

[makbthemf]

Originalmente postado por Reggie:

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

congrats to warhorse.
the true successor to Skyrim.

The true successor to Skyrim ............

Guy is right - game is closer to Skyrim, than to KCD1

[mudcrab]

Originalmente postado por makbthemf:

Originalmente postado por Reggie:

The true successor to Skyrim ............

Guy is right - game is closer to Skyrim, than to KCD1

im not your guy, friend.

[Humpenstilzchen]

Originalmente postado por makbthemf:

Originalmente postado por Reggie:

The true successor to Skyrim ............

Guy is right - game is closer to Skyrim, than to KCD1

Nonsense. Nothing in this game anything like skyrim.

[makbthemf]

Originalmente postado por mudcrab:

Originalmente postado por makbthemf:

Guy is right - game is closer to Skyrim, than to KCD1

im not your guy, friend.

I never stated, that yu're my guy.