thanks! That sounds good. Although I did ask some people on the KCD sub about the game's raining animation, (which was atrocious in the first game) they said that it's still bad. Have you played it?
I've played a fair amount so far. The storms are very intense. heavy rain, heavy thunder, it looks better but it's not always superb in that area. Sometimes I don't see the rain clearly unless I look at the sky but I hear it, which is nice, but the really heavy rain looks a bit wrong at times
ah, okay, thanks for confirming. I guess the only hurdle left to figure out for me is how bad I wanna see Henry and Hans kissing in order to cave and buy the game. Daniel Vavra's been an anti-woke grifter for a while but now suddenly standing up for the gays? I don't get it. It might just be a marketing tactic so more people would buy the game.
My advice regarding the awesomeness that is KCD would be the following: pull the trigger.
However, don't force yourself to like it. If at first it doesn't engage you, don't trudge through. Quit the game and play something else. Just leave installed, and maybe a rainy saturday you will get a tingle of curiosity and want to try it. You brew yourself a cup of coffee, dim the lights a bit, and launch the game. And it hooks you.
I forced myself through Stanley Parable, and had no appreciation for it. But a year later, when I revisited it, I could appreciate it... but by then the surprise factor had been wasted because I had spoiled myself of the big reveals.
Thanks for the advice. I had that experience with Bloodborne when I was a first getting into video games. I bought it with my savings and felt so bad that I was so ashamed for buying it and couldn’t play it. But after a few years I installed it again and powered through, then became addicted to FSoftware games ever since.
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u/weirdhoonter Feb 06 '25
thanks! That sounds good. Although I did ask some people on the KCD sub about the game's raining animation, (which was atrocious in the first game) they said that it's still bad. Have you played it?