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I never understood this logic. I understand from a skins and marketing perspective, but AFK you also put on ♥♥♥♥ that only others really get to see. ?
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You do understand that KCD2 is a single player game right?
now tell me, what's the point of buying cosmetic gear, skins or pimp up your horse if only the NPCs can see it (and sometimes comment on it)?
The only time you can actually see what you look like is during a cut scene.
anyhow, it's a pointless argument because it's totally subjective. I hate first person games (KCD2 is really an exception because it was done exceptionally well) and you don't.
I personally prefer games like RDR2, The Witcher, Assassin Creed , Crimson Desert and the list goes on.
there is a reason why most FP games are kiddies pew pew FPS games you can run on a calculator, and RPG games are in 3rd person.
I think the ONLY reason KCD2 is in FP is because of it's unique combat system, which would be nearly impossible to do in 3rd person.