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I made zero progress, and this is on the Xbox One. I go to launch it, it tells me it'll be a minute or two, and 15-20 seconds later it told me I'd have to uninstall then reinstall, over and over again. So I uninstalled, going to try and download it over the next two nights cause it really bogs the Internet down. I'll be livid if it doesn't play the second time.
Hhmm... bizarre. Whatever that is, it's news to me. Could be something only ocuring on the XBX.
Whatever it is, I hope you are able to sort it out. It would be a shame out miss out on the Kingdom Come: Deliverance experience.
Let me know what happens.
I love the Uncharted games, but a film just won't be the same as the games. With the games, we are in control, narrowly avoiding death every few minutes.
That's what I've said from the get go: I'd prefer something more akin to the source material, but no matter what route they go, it just won't be the same as actually controlling Drake during some massive, harrowing action set piece.
Yeah, I saw it after I posted it here. As a fan of the series it's the biggest cock tease ever. Fillion as old as he is now was essentially perfect. If only he was 10 years younger and IF only Sony werent so...Sony. Funnily enough I just got around to playing the spin off game, Lost Legacy a few days ago too.
I also got Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 that I'll likely play after I give Kingdom Come a go.
That was amazing! I so want a full movie of this!
Oh, excellent. Let me know what you think. This will sound like an obvious piece of advice, put pick your play style as early as possible, and work on it as much as you can. Archery is daunting, because unlike Skyrim KC:D doesn't give you a reticule to show where your arrow will land. But liek in real life, practice makes perfect.
I had mixed about that one. Sniping mechanics were solid, but the were a number of annoying bugs, such as sticking the player to the scenery, forcing a checkpoint restart. The devs also introduced a multiplayer mode, but I didn't see the point. If you are looking for a really good sniper game, I would recommend Sniper Elite: 4. Even better sniping mechanics, set during WWII and bug free.
I remember dismissing the game as 'glorified DLC' since it looks and feels so much like Fallout 3, but it's seriously a lot more fun than 4 I think
This game is so frustrating. It really should have been an original story, none of the Connery Bond films are well suited to a video game. But if they had to go for one of the films, why choose the plot heavy one that's highly thought of for being more of a spy thriller than most other Bond films? Who's main villains they don't even have the rights to use?
The other big problem is that Connery is actually miscast. It's nice that he was up for it but his voice just isn't the same. It's so jarring and weird seeing Bond in his prime but with the voice of a frail old man. A voice double actually would have been a much better option imo. I know there are a lot of terrible Connery impressions out there but the ones they got for the other actors all did a good job, I'm sure they could have found a good one if they tried.
I think it actually feels a lot smoother to play than Everything or Nothing (the levels are a lot less memorable though). And it was a really cool idea, with no current Bond actor, to get the original back and go for a 60s set game (the game actually lets you wander round MI6 and interact with the original regulars, how great is that). But trying to adapt FRWL set them up to fail from the start
I would have liked to see a Connery Bond trilogy of games, obviously with FRWL as the start, then doing Thunderball and YOLT.
I never checked back in! So it worked, I played maybe five minutes (I can already tell it's going to be ridiculously immersive and the graphics are stunning), then had to quit cause I had plans. Returned to it, and apparently there was still an update left, so I set it aside and decided to try out this Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 game first, as I knew I'd breeze through it and it wouldn't be anywhere near as interactive or engaging as Kingdom Come, so hopefully I'll get to properly play the latter by next weekend.
Yeah, Sniper Ghost: Warrior 3 is pretty straight forward, and if you pay attention to trophy requirements, can be platimum'd in one play through.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is very much an immersive experience. There is so much to do, and if on the off chance you get bored of quests, you can explore the land. You never know what you might find. Enjoy it, and keep me updated. Once Henry leaves Skalitz, that is when the game world will start to open up. I still haven't finished it myself. I will be going for a second play through, eventually, focusing more on open combat with metal armour/swords/axes/maces etc...
And it is't over yet, there is still dlc to come.
After all the poo SJW's flung at the dev team (how dare they create a historically accurate game), it much have been such sweet revenge to hear the news of more than 1,000,000 copies sold in less than a fortnight. Not bad for a first time dev team, creating a niche marketed, single player, story driven game.
Yeah I had a feeling it was going to be INSANELY immersive to the point that I'd want to do nothing but play it, so I figured it was better overall to get this game out of the way because I have nothing else on my slate until a host of games releases in October/November, so I'm eager to have a few months to play it. I'll gladly share my first proper thoughts once I get into it a little bit.
What were the issues SJW's had with it? I'm sure this is going to be rich.
Seriously, if you want a good laugh, go and read the attempts to bring Vávra down to their level.
I now need to complete Act 4 on this and then I'm done 100% - incredibly short game, I do feel bad for those who bought it day one at $60; not only for that reason, but I know it was all-but-unplayable with all the bugs and horrid loading times (which are still terrible). Also, what's up with this goofy ass song they play on EVERY loading screen when you jump from zone to zone? I heard it two or three times and already wanted to blow my brains out, now I just mute the TV. Horrid.
EDIT: 100% done. That was relatively painless.
Still absolutely great, and extremely visually impressive for a PS2 game. Come on EON, we need a new Bond game. You see a market for a naff-looking, expensive LEGO DB5, but turn your back on the video game industry? You’re ignoring the one form of entertainment media that has officially surpassed the film industry.
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Exactly what came to my mind when they announced that LEGO set. And T and M ratings don’t mean anything about age restriction right?
I mean to say "no black people", but you got the point. Still, they gave the game some free publicity, and that boycott worked wonders for sales.
I had to do a second play though of Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3, due to the dev team shifting a gun from one class to another, and voiding the trophy for anyone playing on a save created before the update.
I have no idea what the deal was with that song. And as for the loading times, the devs did claim that they reduced them, though I saw no difference.
Funny, I initially gave it a shot before the update finished, when it told me that the save would no longer be compatible post-update, so I didn't even bother. As for the loading times, they were only bad when you initially started or the game or decided to jump from one region to another. They were horrendous, but nowhere near as bad as the overall checkpoint system the game utilized. I can't get over how terrible and inconsistent it was; even worse than those older GTA titles.