Warhorse Studios has announced that Kingdom Come: Deliverance won’t feature any microtransactions. This is definitely something that will please a lot of gamers as Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a highly anticipated single-player game.
There are no microtransactions in #KingdomComeDeliverance
— Warhorse Studios (@WarhorseStudios) December 10, 2017
In addition, Warhorse Studios has released a new set of screenshots for its realistic open world RPG title. These new screenshots showcase some of the game’s environments and characters.
In Kingdom Come: Deliverance, players will follow the events after the death of Henry’s parents as he joins ranks with Sir Radzig to get the training he needs.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance will feature a huge and realistic open world, a non-linear story, a dynamic world and challenging battles. The game is powered by Crytek’s CRYENGINE and is currently planned for a February 13th release.
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Woops i hit a sentimental note. U mad ? Lol
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again John with his clickbait bullshit
it’s well known for more than 2 years that this game won’t have any microtransactions
hell infact it won’t even have DLC, the “DLC’s” which are called updates
will be given to all owners of the game that will add:
crossbows,Smithing, extra quests, etc…
there has been talk of an “ACT 3” but the devs are unsure weather to just make it an expansion or a sequel
as of right now there are no plans for DLC’s aside from the pre-order DLC which is just glorified treasure hunt for some “unique” armors
New pictures.
So it wasn’t clickbait for me.
And let’s stop with the name calling, it’s not that serious, at least we get news nearly daily even if we differ on calling it news or not.
Gamers, mad at everything all the time.
(sadly most users here barely have any games to begin with)
“Kingdom Come: Deliverance won’t feature any microtransactions, gets brand new screenshots, is still on Cryengine.”
Oh, moving on.
???
Game runs like complete garbage, is floaty as hell, and generally not as amazing as everybody who’s actually played the game during what they put out for kickstarters thinks it is. In fact, it’s outright garbage in some aspects.
Suffers from “crysyndrome” which is the disease in which only Cry-tek can manage to make a game that actually feels like your actions and everything have actual “weight” to them.
Why, Crysis 2 had weight?
News to me ^^
I’m not sure I understand your comment. Feeling like your actions have weight is a good thing no?
Also the performance was bad in the last beta but that’s a given since that was a long time ago.
What do you mean by floaty controls? They seemed like standard fps controls when I played.
Oh I’m sorry if I didn’t make it clear PB, and hopefully things have changed since the last beta. But by “floaty” I explained it in another comment, so I’ll do it again here.
For what ever reason it doesn’t feel like your actions have that much weight behind them, or when you’re running around it feels like you’re almost running on a cloud and I don’t know quite why, I’ve always jokingly referred to it as “Crytek Syndrome”
Like for instance swinging a sword doesn’t “feel” like there is weight to it, and while I understand swords are rather surprisingly light in real life, for the essence of making a game I feel they should have portrayed more weight behind your attacks. I also felt the way the combat is handled, specifically the “compass”(if that’s what you want to call it, I guess that’s what it ultimately is) had a strange floaty-ness to it as to where I was missing hits and blocks due to the compass having a very odd feeling to it. I had to lower the DPI on my friends mouse to make it significantly more manageable in combat, but then upped it outside of combat just to be able to not turn slowly and that sort. Which I’ve never had to do in other games. Also the combat itself wasn’t to “thrilling”, which once again perhaps can change in the larger battles but one on one? It was boring. Sword fights don’t seem like they should be boring, the seem like the type of thing that should be thrilling, seeing as you’re attacking somebody with a gigantic bladed weapon.
Like take Mordhau for instance. The swings of the swords look like they have a “weight” to them, much more so than this game. I understand this is going for realism while they’re going for a more arcade approach but they still manage to properly convey some weight into their attacks.
Perhaps all this stuff will be fixed, I sure do hope so. I want there to be a good medieval game such as this because we are in severe need of one. I just feel like they should have released some sort of a new beta by now, that shows off improvements. But so far and to my knowledge they haven’t which either means it’s still a problem or they fixed it. I just don’t like the not knowing part.
The game does look nice, I don’t fault them for that at all. The Voice acting how ever is still very poorly down and sounds downright terrible. But I have an ear for “mixing” and it doesn’t sound properly mixed, almost like they took a cheap mic, recorded people, and then did a little mixing and threw it in. Of course that too can fix it.
I’m still going to give it a spin when it comes out
Love the 4th picture.
DId they really make the male characters stare at female rears as they walk by or was this one of those moments? Just a coincidence. 😀
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I’m still waiting for them to work on the facial animations and expressions.
Good. Starting on the right foot. I hope they finish strong, it’s been awesome watching them develop this game over the years.
Oh how unfortunate, it should include micro-transactions to specifically fix the god awful combat and voice acting. Actually no, they should have done that already for free but haven’t.
This game gets better and better. One of the few flat games I’m hyped for in 2018.