Kingdom Come Deliverance - MitchManix

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[@MitchManix]

Thank you all so much for the great feedback! I truly appreciate it. If your after some more RPG content to dive into check out my series around Star Wars The Old Republic here: kzbin.info/aero/PLsFVu8BOgVMDqxwiugPsqBPWz1tHt_4_d if it doesn't give you a laugh come back to this comment and tell me Greg was the real MVP!

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

That's an awesome done vid ngl. But I never had such weird bugs, I played it through this year with some DLC's. Maybe it is kinda different playing it on Linux (like I did) but I never had the missing army at the battle, or npc's trying to step on non existing stairs. The only thing I sometimes had was the "demon guards" thing, as you've called it in your vid. But it happened rarely to me. Best Greetz :)

[@SherrifOfNottingham]

Please stop calling this game an RPG, I'd really like a good RPG to come out eventually and it's tiring for adventure games to keep pretending to be something they are not.

[@BruceCarbonLakeriver]

@@SherrifOfNottingham It is pretty sure a RPG.....

[@WilliamWallace42]

Hardcore mode is the best way to play the game you should try it! It's so much better and I can't go back to normal mode after trying it.

[@johnthomson3827]

was able to upgrade to a better pc and now im playing this game again, although i had to cheese the start to get ahead and not be complete shite, i really do enjoy this game. the emersion and story telling are golden and although the combat has its faults it still presents a challenge that I don't really find in other games unless they are PvP focused.

[@jhavit7275]

The game may have some bugs and issues, but we need to remember that this is Warhorse studios first game,and it takes a lot more than just huge balls to do what they did for their first game

[@MitchManix]

Totally agree

[@chriskelly509]

Less buggy than some AAA games

[@tang6654]

@@chriskelly509 with more love im playing now already want number 2 qq

[@FalloutGenius1]

I just love how much they attempt to stick to the realism even with the bugs

[@prasedomaci9264]

Okay, while you are correct this game is very ambitious, and Warhorse is a new studio, a lot of key people are actually veterans, who are in the industry since the 90s. No idea, if any of these games will ring any bell, but these guys worked on titles like Mafia, ArmA, Operation Flashpoint, Hidden and Dangerous and Vietcong. That said, it still is quite the achievement, considering this is rather small studio, comparable to Obsidian in size.

[@MelonGearSolid]

I bought this game just before I went for hip surgery (yeah, at 27 ffs). I spent the 12 weeks of recovery playing this game. The story is great due to the almost simplistic nature of it. The gameplay is Unforgiven though, being a big fan of the elder Scrolls series I thought combat would be easy but after multiple hours of training it gives each fight with bandits a new meaning. I also love how quests will just happen whether you go with the NPC's or not. Anyway, it's my 30th this June and my wife is taking me to Prague so no doubt we will venture south to experience the games locations!

[@pippodopolous]

Funny how a simplistic story can pull you into a game more than most other AAA-games because, while there's no grand hero or saviour of the common people, it's a story about a simple man in difficult times of his country. I feel like there's enough stories about heroes, we need more small scaled stories like this. It's a world including just a few villages, but there's so much believability in it that you don't need these great heroes of history in it. You don't even feel like a big part of history, and that's what I love about this game. Anyways, have fun in Prague my dude :)

[@cosmic_gate476]

I'm also 27. Thanks for reminding me how lucky I am to have hit the gym today and felt strong. Get well fam

[@kristianstrm2375]

Talmberg castle still exists! (Allbeit as a ruin).

[@pignicky1287]

Recommend renting a bike if u want to travel trough the Sausau landscape. Just take a train from Prague to Sausau, its about 30 minutes :)

[@lynerrivia7501]

Try playing in hard. Real emersion realistic as f

[@SonikPanther]

This game really took me by surprise. After the buggy intro I had to the game with so many issues present in skalitz, I was determined to hate it. but I forced myself to play it because I bought it. Thank god I did because it is now one of my favorite games of all time, due to the pacing, Henry being fucking hilarious, and the in depth nature of just about everything. The depth and meaning of player choice in gameplay is astounding. “Shall I take the left or right path?” Well the left has a suspicious looking man, and the right has a clash. You could sneak past the clash or risk an encounter with an ambush due to suspicious man. Each of these options has weight due to the genuine potential loss of progress and consequences for your actions. It’s so D&D and fleshed out. For example, You could sneak into a bandit camp at night when they have two dudes awake on patrol while one sleeps, sneak a lullaby potion in their pot of food, wait until they pass out, and steal all of their shit without hurting anyone. This game is absolutely brilliant in its gameplay decisions and their actual impact. Another thing that is great is the leveling you get better at something as you do it kind of hand in hand to oblivion, but done in a far more complicated way so as to not also inherit the exploits present in oblivions leveling. Ex, sneaking into a wall for 2 hours and becoming sneak master. This game manages to achieve an experience I’ve not felt since my look at morrowind. Pure immersion and pure rich storytelling with consequential choices that affect the game state, dialogue, even quests! Almost every single quest has a billion different ways to complete something. If there is a stealth mission, chances are you can go loud with the same outcome with positive or negative connotations attached. Ex, ‘go loud, lose some men, lose favor with your liege lord’, OR, ‘go stealth, no casualties, bonus groschen from liege lord’. All of these things play into eachother simultaneously and it’s unlike anything I’ve ever played. Also the commitment to realism and accuracy when it comes to the actual swordplay animations and moves, down to the architecture of the time, language, behaviors, and even routines of the NPC’s are all as historically accurate as possible. Except for the clothes :/. This game shook my view of the current gaming industry and made me realize we lost games that didn’t cut every corner. Warhorse deserves immense praise for this title.

[@MitchManix]

Totally agree mate, caught me by surprise too. I would reload saves just to try alternative ideas on how to get the job done. I really hope Warhorse make a sequel.

[@sethmiller2532]

I actually hope they don't make a sequel, at least not yet. Rather, I'd like more DLC, QoL improvements (not that anything really big is needed, but there's always room for more polish), and mods to really let this one reach its full potential and get all of the possible enjoyment from it before making a sequel.

[@SonikPanther]

@@MitchManix me too as they’ve exhausted the dlc potential of this one. I’d love to see Henry journey to the epic battle foreshadowed by the ending and develop even further as a character

[@XRavenHunt]

Agree with you. I love they took the "Fallout 1 / 2" approach, which means the quests have several ways of finishing them. The charisma has impact on conversations. You can ambush random Cuman encampments at night while they are sleeping (heck, they even take their armor off when they go to sleep).

[@nusretabi7222]

@@sethmiller2532 sorry to disappoint you but they are working on the sequel which I'm hyped for

[@hasselnttper3730]

I was quite sad when I started running out of quests. Wish the game was longer, but that's my only complaint. It's the best RPG I've ever played. You know it's a great game when you get nostalgia despite playing it less than a year ago.

[@Baba-fk9sz]

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[@DannyRayqu]

New game plua and hardcore are a thing that gives replayability

[@AMAURIS966]

I rage quit the game completely when I kept losing the tournament after you leave the first part of game and get settled in that new castle. Did you lose the tournament too?

[@hasselnttper3730]

@@AMAURIS966 Yeah, I lost a few times at first when I tried. But you're not supposed to win the tournament that early in the game, even though you can if you train a bit with Captain Bernard. You should be able to win if you get some of your combat skills to the level 5 - 10 range.

[@themagnus2919]

There WILL be a sequel.

[@carpenecopinum1665]

Great review. But I have 2 little nitpicks: 1) Master strikes aren't exclusively hidden in the codex. The NPC you train fighting with tells you about them, and even requires you to complete a lesson about them to unlock using them in combat. 2) The night mission doesn't actually require you to be level 5 in stealth to progress the main story. Sure if you want to see all of that mission, you need it. But you can fail that mission and just progress with the main story nevertheless. This is actually a thing I really like about the game, that in almost every mission, you can deviate from the path laid out by the mission goals and that sometimes "failure" turns out to be the real success and vice-versa.

[@MitchManix]

Glad u enjoyed it. Yeah I mentioned about learning the master strikes. Barnard takes you through perfect block/feinting etc at the start but had no idea about master strikes till I read up on it. I also really like the way you can complete missions, unfortunately for me after failing the objective in the night raid up till that point assumed it would have a really negative impact on the story and would have trained stealth if I knew I 'needed it'. Have you played any of the DLS's and would you recommend them? Also thanks for watching :)

[@permahenry]

@@MitchManix "I want to learn master strikes" was in Bernard's training menu at least since he arrived home after the Ginger quest. If you kept going back to train with him, you must've missed it a lot of times. And even if you didn't, he DID tell you to come back later so he can teach you more.

[@Ausf]

@@MitchManix The game does its absolute best to not let you save scum, but you insisted on doing it anyway. The game isn't mad, just disappointed. Unsurprisingly, in a stealth mission, you need stealth. A more valid criticism would be the Runt encounter. You're forced to fight him in a locked room and if you haven't done much fighting until then, you need to go back and reload and retrain. In the beta, not only was there an exit, you could also fail and still progress.

[@jasonfeek6284]

@@MitchManix from the ashes and band of bastards are great DLC

[@gregb6334]

@@MitchManix also A Womans Lot. Theresas part isnt that great but Johankas part is awesome. She starts seeing visions and hearing voices from who she thinks is God and Jesus. She starts to spread her message as you act as her advisor and muscle since some folks dont like what she is doing. Of course, this is medieval times, so anything religious not condoned by the church leads to church involvement and things go from there. I wont spoil anything but henry adds medieval lawyer to his ever increasing list of job titles. It really gives you an insight to how the church operated as the judge jury and executioner back then and how tyrannical they could be. Based on your choices you get radically different outcomes at the end of the dlc story. Its really worth playing.

[@acekoala457]

I never saw combat as Boosting stats like a traditional RPG, but actually putting me through a training. I got better at the combat and it became a breeze. "The greatest swordsmen in the world are in the cemetery"-Geralt of Rivia.

[@j.avance9031]

Man I will never forget my 300 hour playthrough of hardcore kingdom come. I was worried about hardcore mode because of all it changes in the game, but it makes the game far superior and more immersive. For the first 200+ hours of play time. All I did was wander the world of Bohemia on foot as a traveling thief and hunter doing what side quests I could find to keep food in my belly, and when that failed I went around robbing houses and selling stolen goods to the millers. By the time I started the story I had maxed out nearly every single skill except combat and by the end of the story I had mastered that too. It was one of the most satisfying experiences I ever had in gaming. To go from a wandering petty thief to the son of a noble who runs his own town is just perfection.

[@pabloaguiar4643]

My only problem with hardcore was the lack of map. That made the game sad for me. I couldnt find objectives

[@modom7132]

I was thinking of doing a play through like that. Starting off as a cutthroat and then eventually changing my ways when I enter the service if sir Radzig

[@joemeatballs3694]

@@pabloaguiar4643 you still have a map, you just need to keep track of where you are by yourself

[@namelessclown5798]

On hardcore mode...morality goes away...to be honest.. it´s the middle ages so...you should expect me to do this stuff to you :)))

[@pabloaguiar4643]

@@joemeatballs3694 I cant get to my work without using waze or google maps . U cant move around without getting lost.

[@sebaa8134]

2 years ago I was looking for a game with medieval art , then when I saw te menus and the art style of Kingdom Come Deliverence I decided to play it and it´s one of the best game I played in entire my life. It took me by surprise, this game is incredible inmersive and that feeling of growing up at the same time as your character is unique

[@supervibegames]

There needs to be more medieval games without magic, i really want a good looking survival game, without the medieval dynasty element, just basic survival like minecraft, and also play with friends

[@derzarter3425]

I love the combat in this game I really wish more games would have combat that required more skill than just aiming and clicking

[@elatrocidad5953]

Agreed but the bow is the real enemy in the game lol

[@RedbadofFrisia]

@@elatrocidad5953 i've done some archery as a hobby, and aiming with a real bow feels more natural and easuer than in this game. Makes you just want to put in the reticle with console commands.

[@DreadnoughtAlphaOne]

@@RedbadofFrisia I just put a tape where the dot is and when I hve a bow I still have sights😂

[@prasedomaci9264]

@@RedbadofFrisia I would argue shooting in general is easier irl, than in games. Doesnt matter, if it is bow in kingdom come, or guns.

[@uan9166]

@@DreadnoughtAlphaOne Yeah man, me too

[@simonefrattini4494]

I've always been one of the minority, who loved the game since it came out. I am replaying it now for the 6th time. I'm around 50h on my hardcore run and literally yesterday evening I decided to start doing the main questline, assaulting Prybyslavitz. 50 hours down the road. At level 19. Max level is 20. I don't know, I just extremely love the immersiveness of the Hardcore mode, having to ride everywhere, more challenging fight (which is amazing, especially when you have 5 f****g peasants with sticks surrounding your maxed out character with the best armor! In truth a guy vs multiple opponents doesn't have much of a chance anyway! :D )

[@zarahandrahilde9554]

I play it the exact same way xD

[@dyaoxnis]

I made the grand mistake of spoiling myself with hardcore mode, and getting absolutely lost in the woods became a common staple for me in this game.

[@barneymattox]

I somehow have gotten through a couple of years of play with virtually never encountering any of the bugs or visual artifacts that other people have reported. I also continue to find amazing new content buried around. Having played through almost five complete times portraying Henry with different motivations, I'm still finding new story threads, scenes, and entirely unexpected outcomes. The NPC life paths are also brilliantly diverse. Nothing so frustrating and also amazing as going to a particular shop only to find out that shop keeper decided to go fishing for the day, slept in, or is traveling to a nearby town. Or coming across NPCs settling in at nightly routine or laboring through their day. Just sat one afternoon watching a baker in his back yard going through all of the steps to prepare, bake and store his bread for the next market while also attending to other chores randomly while the bread would brown in the oven. And the same sort of detail is present for almost every NPC. Also, on the fighting, this game absolutely awards skill and practice. Having actually done some sword fighting in real-life, the mechanics are incredibly good, with ranging, timing, and positioning being crucial. It's also entertaining once you've mastered combat to come back to a new game and just wreck everyone in your path, even before learning the master strokes. And that translates uniquely to different weapon types and archery as well, though quality of the equipment definitely has a big impact. Really great seeing so many people return to the game recently. The graphics are still stunning and it's one of the most immersive natural environments I've experienced. I actually find wandering through the forest to be incredibly relaxing, especially with the sun just peaking through and the natural sounds. Though, I'm definitely feeling a bit hungry... ;)

[@timothycollier3807]

Over and over I'd find myself exploring through the countryside and I'd be so immersed that I could swear I could feel the warm sun on my skin and smell the surroundings. I hardly ever experience that level of immersion. Beautiful game.

[@victor_734]

That kind of detail for such a big game is amazinh

[@Rafifcahya]

This game is a time machine. So freakin immersive

[@MissFirefly11]

Black and blue peter lol can't wait to play this and get my own 'horse-curtains'. Also, those are some great breakdancing moves there xD

[@lewiscaudle3713]

I have never experienced any bugs with this game and generally, I have bought it on multiple platforms I was lucky to play it at the start of the lockdown meaning I had a few months to just enjoy it. I think the devs did amazing for a small team!

[@supervibegames]

When i played the game i had a bug with a guard, he could hit me from the other side of the castle.

[@HenkeEdge]

Same here I have it on PS4 and got the game when it launched and have played through all DLC´s also. Can´t recall any special bugs or problems. Hope KCD 2 is coming. =)

[@zarahandrahilde9554]

This is the game i return to when i want to reduce my heartrate and enjoy something immersive. As soon as Henry is past the intro cinematic, i take him wandering bohemia for hours upon hours, poaching wild game to cook and sell until i've got a strong horse, good equipment, and the inner peace of a prehistoric mammoth under 800m of ice.

[@ClummzyDummzy]

Honestly would love to see the story of Greg, He has definitely had an interesting life.

[@Pyrochemik007]

They had a very small pool of actors. Since the game was created in czech republic, they had to hire actors there, who are native english speakers. Which surprisingly is not that many. Luckily there were some hobby theater actors in the Prague´s expat bubble. it is also why their accents are from all over the place, as they are a random group of people. They tried to catch it, but no czechs can hear and recognize accents.

[@ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique]

Chubby cheeks Greg

[@Blackhawks19_xx]

Kingdom come: Greg’s revenge

[@vividvulpe9842]

word

[@TJ-dn4zc]

DLC Greg Gump

[@keltongillanders5736]

This game is proof warhorse studios has mad talent and as a first game, its incredibly impressive. Ill definitely be picking up whatever title they release next and breaking my usual rule of not preordering because if this was their first game. I cannot wait to see what they have learned and how they apply it.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

I'm just scared that they'll dumb it down :-/

[@mongrelking5667]

Great game. There's something special about it. Got it in 2021. On PC i don't see many bugs. Nothing that would ruin the experience for sure. The combat is what you might call an aquired taste. I happen to love it.

[@MitchManix]

“Something special about it” couldn’t agree more. It’s one I hope ppl don’t miss out on if they are into those kind of RPGs

[@observantmonkey4055]

lol at the combat part. i feel soooo good when i uppercut an enemy to their death with my mace. omg hahaha

[@matthewbrown7659]

I like how even after you've leveled up significantly, any fight still requires you the player to focus and get the timing right, and especially a fight against multiple adversaries isn't like a fight as a high-level character in Skyrim where you just go "oh, I have so many hitpoints and deal so much damage I'm just going to be lazy and bludgeon these guys while absorbing their hits"... if you take even one bad lucky blow to the head from some inept enemy you might be *completely* screwed for the rest of the fight. It makes the fights... well, kind of like a serious fight in real life, even if you have a lot of experience and training. "Alright, I can definitely take this guy, but don't let him get a lucky strike in or it could all go to hell."

[@JakeP95]

Less than 2k subs but this is an incredible video. Edited great, incredible breakdown of information, couple chuckles thrown in also. This overall was a fantastic video. Keep up the amazing work! You just got yourself a new subscriber!

[@ScepticGinger89]

Immersion and atmosphere of this game are amazing. I've never felt anything like this in any other rpg. Take that infamous monastery quest, for instance: even long after completing it, I would often get a certain melancholic feeling when thinking about the other novices and say stuff like "oh, it's 6pm, the other novices must be having dinner right now" to myself. At one point I climbed that scaffolding in Sassau from which one can see the cloister garden and I just stood there, watching the monks doing ther afternoon work in the garden. Yeah, ok, I might also be a little wird, but still, this game is unique.

[@shanephillips617]

I felt the same way. That was the best quest in gaming history, it took me over a week of in game time, I really made the effort to immerse myself and to really become that insurgent. Once I pickpocketed the key off the priest in the morning, if you catch him early on his patrol before the sermon, and was able to sneak out at night it offered a unique way to complete the mission. But that is just it, how many different ways can someone deal with that mission? That it what makes this game unique. It takes patience but if you allow yourself to truly dive into this world, it is another level of immersion.

[@ScepticGinger89]

@@shanephillips617 I gotta admit I eventually had to look the solution up in a guide. I mean I also pickpocketed the key and I did all the side quests, but I still didn't know which one of the novices was the wanted guy. I think it's required to take your own notes (which I didn't do) during the quest since the quest log is not very helpful.

[@shanephillips617]

@@ScepticGinger89 that is exactly what makes the game so great, no hand holding, I wish the Morrowind style of no waypoints never went away.

[@SoyPhoenix]

I have such a complex relationship with this game. The bugs still present and some design choices really annoy me, but the game caters so much to my preferences in immersion and storytelling that I can't help but love it. It has a lot of potential for the future if Warhorse learns from their mistakes for whatever continuation KC:D gets. On another note, the samefaces are hilarious. I sometimes like to think some people we met before come in another form to take vengeance on us. It also happens with the voices too, when you realize half of the women in Bohemia speak like Henry's mom or Bianca, some men speak like Fritz and uncle Peshek's spirit lives on in some guards and authority figures, ironically enough.

[@filipinowhiteboy]

I know what you mean. Is the game hunting quest by Andrew still bugged? Andrew's the Inn keeper for that.....one Inn in the middle of nowhere.

[@laalki80]

One of the best games I have played. The depth, the attention to detail is just unparalleled. Worst bugs I got was getting up the stairs, but I was a late arrival.

[@fooooooooooooooo]

Honestly I finished the game recently but haven't had any bugs. Perfectly POLISHed experience.

[@namelessclown5798]

Think you might CZECH again.

[@JDGage]

Now to have this game in VR. I wouldn't leave.

[@republikadugave420]

Oooooo its still full of bugs and exploits galore...but it is such an awsome game

[@matydrum]

Same here!

[@peteirrook8556]

Yea no not polish

[@justsean8337]

I got drunk with a Friar and I was Like, "This is Amazing"

[@sci-fihorizons2867]

Best cut scene ever

[@sullym1867]

Your commentary is great. I actually lol’d during the potato rant at the emotion in your voice with “that’s right Greg, I see you”. The Stewie line was on point, too. Sub.

[@baytom95]

I purchased it in october for around 8 pound with all DLC and had an incredible 2 week blast on the game doing everything i could! Definitely well worth the time and money spent on it

[@1977xander]

This is maybe my favorite game review of all time. It was exactly how I felt playing this curates egg of a near masterpiece. Both brilliant, beguiling and infuriating! Hats off to you sir!

[@MitchManix]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that mate.

[@edindjc8735]

A beautiful review for a beautiful game! I played this on PS4 since day one and I remember dropping it due to the games poor state back at launch. Don’t know what happened but I gave it another try 2 years later and now I can make an argument that it’s my favorite ever. It was worthy of the platinum!

[@MitchManix]

The exact same experience as me. So glad I revisited it. Had a feeling it could be so enjoyable so didn't want to finish it when it still had issues. Glad you enjoyed the video and nice work on that platinum :)

[@Iyiouseismouse]

Master strikes are taught to you by the trainer outside rattay. The one you were training with, you just had to come back a couple more times. . It looks like you tried to run through the plot without taking time to do things like hunt in the forest every few days, sneak around restricted areas. Using your hunting spoils to buy some fancy clothes so all the town npcs call you lord and sir and some backup clothes so you don’t keep having to hit the bathhouse for laundry. I’m really happy to hear you liked it. With the expansion you get to actually be mayor of that rundown town and rebuild it. It’s very cool. Good video 😊

[@da3v1ls93]

Very underrated channel. Thank you for such a polished and funny review!

[@awguitarroom8033]

This game is in my top 5 games of all time and I've been a huge gamer my entire 31 years of life

[@observantmonkey4055]

same. sits nice along tdu 1-2 , and bf4 for me. games that made me forget i even live on this planet lol

[@French-Dutch-English-blooded]

No one is gonna mention how amazing horse riding is in this game? How great the controls are for controlling the horses? Especially compared to RDR2? Not to mention, how beautiful the map design is? This is the greatest nature simulator in the world!

[@bigjimmyenglish]

Haha just finished the vid. Proper laughed. Liked and subbed. Great banter

[@Michsomething]

Really loved this review, your sense of humor is wonderfully entertaining.

[@McdonaldeS1986]

I just finished the game 5 mins ago! I failed the night raid kos my stealth was low also however it really doesn't matter the game continues even if you get caught! Absolutely loved the game

[@OrggsOrggs]

You sir..Missed out on capon getting shot in da arse

[@michaelnagl6203]

I just got this game a week ago, and I'm SO impressed with it. I wake up at 520 to go to work Monday through Friday. This game kept me up till 130. I've never played an RPG that made me do that(Although one more turn strat games have 🥴). Imo this game is absolutely phenomenal. I'm hoping this isn't a one off and they make another kingdom come game and don't tone down the "difficulty". Another great game that really surprised me like this one was Dragons Dogma. Which was really difficult in its own way. I hope and pray Kingdom Come doesn't end up without a sequel like Dragons Dogma.

[@ronaldvanduin80]

They're actually well into development of dragons dogma 2. 🙂

[@Max-oo1xw]

I personally have never experienced anything like this game so far. As you said the emersion is just breathtaking, with all the beautiful landscapes and sunrises that are looking like they could actually exist in the real world (In comparison to other games where the whole Sky just turns Red and Orange and what not when the sun goes down). But I also liked the amount of freedom that the game gives you and the way the world reacts to what you are doing. It was so mindblowing to me that you could just go into every house and there are actual people living there that you can find on the streets at daytime and for example if you steal the armor of a guard at night he just wont wear it the next day. Luckily I never ran into the same issues that you had, where you couldnt do the mainquest etc. (I guess I just had to much fun to stab everyone from behind before this quest) but I guess you have to keep in mind that this game started as a crowd funding project and is Warhorse Studios first game. But this just gives me more hope that their 2nd game will be even more awesome when their first one was already so impressive. Really nice review. Its always interesting to hear another perspective on a game I already played, so thanks for that.

[@blerriegerrie]

One of the few games I was actually interested in completing, even after losing saves and quest breaking glitches downloaded some mods that allow you to save anytime so that mitigated most issues. This game was a difficult but fun experience!

[@MrCurbinator]

Love this game. Hope they bring back the village mechanics as a business or tenement or something. Whatever it is I just hope they put it in the center of the map this time, lol

[@tommytukka7034]

just started replaying again myself, loved it at launch , and loving it again. Its a shame we never got a sequel, If only to see Fritz and Henry reunited, lol..

[@lukesfull]

KCD2 is in Making

[@cody7812]

oh, Greg he'll getcha. I was obsessed with this game from the start I have a huge tolerance for bugs I guess, and I loved the climbing combat and the amazing way it pulls you in once you understand you must keep returning to the combat trainer and understand you cannot even properly hold a bow until archery level 10 it gets easier but has an insane amount of replay ability. Playing as a rough thief will lead you down a road you would have never seen playing a stand-up white knight.

[@shanebatten7337]

Discovered this channel. Funniest game review I have seen in a while! Found myself laughing aloud. 🤣 You got a new sub. 👍

[@MitchManix]

Thanks mate :) Glad u enjoyed the vid.

[@KuroSuzakuGaming]

Got this on sale a week ago and wow. Really enjoying it so far. I'm already main level 18 but havent progress on the main quest except the prologue one. Doing a lot of side stuff :)

[@michaelkores6860]

Who hasn't done the same. It's quite funny when you start with the main story and everyone considers you as a poor bloke while walking around in the finest clothes, most expensive armour and 50.000 coins in your pocket.

[@chriskelly509]

I try to make everyone aware of how underrated this game is

[@SwedishLatino]

Lol great video! Definitely subbed and liked! Cheers keep em coming

[@johnbrantly442]

You are hilarious lol I'm just starting the game after quitting it a yr or two ago. Looking for tips and the tip about fighting mastery is by far the best so far. Thanks awesome vid. 👍

[@calebguffey4322]

I want a second KC: Deliverance so bad

[@dallesamllhals9161]

I just want my BLOODY sword back!

[@jacquesjtheripper5922]

What a gem and super immersive game, so cinematic too, great voice acting, a game so believable in many ways. Admitedly im at the beginning still but up until now this game trumps most big releases in immersion and many aspects. Anyone know what the devs are up to? Sequel or new game?

[@baguette5648]

Im pretty sure they are making a sequal its just not confirmed yet

[@Turtle1631991]

@@baguette5648 The first game made money and the studio was bought off afterwards. They would be crazy noto to make a sequel.

[@orbit1894]

@@Turtle1631991 they are making it as the last act is missing. They promised that we were gonna see the end of the story, so that's gonna be the main story for second game. Also I have a feeling that they're not gonna use Cryengine this time as head dev said it was incredibly difficult to work with Cryengine. Unreal Engine 5 maybe? We'll see.

[@alextimis3771]

Rewatching this brilliant review of one of my favourite games by my favourite game reviewer is utterly soothing 🥰 Thank you again my good sir🙏🐻

[@ammonbennett4651]

Fantastic video mate! great writing very funny =D

[@IHANGMAN]

There’s a consumable that raises your stealth a significant amount. I had the same issue with the two guards, the consumable made it super easy.

[@sethmiller2532]

This. You can also do it by wearing certain clothes to reduce your visibility and noise, which, with a certain combination, can both be reduced to zero, effectively making you a ghost.

[@IHANGMAN]

@@sethmiller2532 I just took all my armor and clothes off lol there’s no need for any armor or weapons. You just need a dagger and that sneak potion and you’re good.

[@sethmiller2532]

@@IHANGMAN True lol. I just meant there are a pretty good number of ways to achieve sufficient stealth. Being naked and drinking juice is definitely one of them, and while that kind of thing isn't realistic, it's so funny that I wouldn't change it one bit.

[@mikejames3060]

This is the best game I’ve ever played, over a year ago now an if the bugs are fixed i’ll get back into it.

[@pedraaaa]

If you fail the lvl 5 stealth mission in the story line it still goes on. But they use a different strategy to rescue the hostages. Great video!!

[@GiveMeYourCaps]

Your stewie from the earlier seasons is scary good lol, I genuinely thought it was just a voice clip at first

[@TheSimstress]

Great video. I think KCD is a lot like RDR2 in many ways and that’s why I love it. There is just something about immersing yourself in another time and place. I didn’t like many of the game mechanics but for an indy studio to give me the opportunity to feel like a true peasant was amazing.

[@KeterHirameki]

KCD is one games I really never bothered to even try since I don't like historical games, but after getting it for free and playing for a few hours it quickly became one of my favorite games of all time. It's full of flaws and really far from perfect, but it's fun as hell the entire time, too bad the modding community didn't grow well, I'm sure it would be a whole lot more successful otherwise.

[@W-G]

As far as I know modding is hard cause they didn't release certain tools or something.

[@jello_cudgel9213]

Every now and then I stumble across a content creator I’ve never seen before and their work completely blows me away. Perfect mix of humour, succinct information and observations. Highly unlikely I would have ever played this game but now I really want to sock it to Greg….in different ways….under different circumstances.

[@MitchManix]

Truly appreciate that. A lot more to come! I swear I see Greg in other games now, just haunted by him lol

[@ronnyrothlin333]

You game me a hard laughter. Thank you

[@alesdrobek2512]

Those small glitches with AI pathing or NPC blending are p. normal for all big, open-world games, it's a bit unfair to single out KCD for them, you can find them in games by Ubisoft, Rockstar, Bioware and others, way bigger teams with way bigger budgets. All in all this is a very stable game and an incredible gaming experience.

[@LilMeep_x]

Best game I got in 2021. Spent my time stealing to get money good times lol

[@FlyingNova223]

I sold armor from bandits

[@funjuror]

Loved the review, and it was so entertaining :) I have subscribed.

[@Shinyworldwide]

Your channel will make it far, i can tell you that

[@thestoicjourney3355]

Bro i feel you so hard, i love this game, and that part on the combat part with master strikes soo true lol

[@tydendurler9574]

Very good video, great humor!

[@Babymurloc]

Just finished the game myself and I absolutely loved it! Thank you for the great and hilarious review, I had a good 10 minutes laugh! xD

[@fortheloveofgaming-ftlog2484]

This video made me cry laugh. Great job 😁

[@Dominian1]

I had one of the best RPG experiences of my life, even when it had game breaking bugs stopping the player from progressing in the story. I think I lost like 10hrs of progress because I didn't do quests in the order which worked and I wasn't even that mad, because I genuinely liked doing it again. I played through the game about 7 times since release. I totally love this game, always have. Glad you found your way back to it. It's really excellent now.

[@jasbaklinski]

this review made me laugh so hard! You have earned my subscription dear Sir!

[@atineshs]

One of my favorite game I have finished the main quest line and almost all dlc except for the Ashes after finishing it I will replay this game from the start

[@maxray29]

this is a good reminder that I need to get back into this game and hopefully, maybe, someday finish it. I think part of what is taking me so long is the feeling that I 'have' to grind Henry's skills and abilities before progressing the story, and grinding archery and hunting isn't 100% enjoyable. Grinding flower picking on the other hand . . . In any case, I really enjoyed this review and re-look, and I would love to see what warhorse come up with next! Hopefully we can all afford the GPUs needed to experience their follow-up to this ultimately quite surprising initial offering. (Large scale battle with bandits as well as the framerate, lmao!)

[@MitchManix]

Would 100% recommend finishing it. I found that not everything was required to level as the game lets you settle on more of a build to get through the main game. I was more focused on longswords and maces and totally get your point on leveling the bow, I am still terrible at it :) Thanks for watching.

[@TheAffar369]

Picked up this game in 2022 and absolutely love the immersion like you said with the alchemy mechanics. I just wished that they implemented a blacksmithing side of it considering that you play as the son of a blacksmith. I heard it got taken out, not sure what the reason was but I hope they would reconsider doing it in a future Kingdom Come game.

[@sagarnos3101]

The “You’re dying’ edit was gold, tears hahahah

[@Ech0mancer]

I dig it. It’s an investment, which I like in my rpgs, and while I personally admittedly hate shoulder-tap mechanics like hunger, weapon maintenance, etc, they still did work some really cool and different things out with them. Like when I found out I was getting detected while sneaking because I hadn’t bathed and they can smell me? Pretty neat honestly. That’s just one minor example, but the little things, ya know?

[@Amin52J]

The gameplay, story and the music makes up for all the funky stuff for me. It's literally the best game I've ever played (or better say the most fun I've had playing a game) and the only game I've played through 5 times.

[@theschnoz3385]

I remember closely following the development of kcd up till release, so you can imagine my disappointment upon release from the massive amount of bugs, though I've recently returned to it and I'm happy to say that I can finally enjoy it

[@alexanderberner1384]

Hahaha!!!! This guy cracks me up!!! Great review!!!

[@cratecruncher6687]

Great review and love your humor. I too was so excited for this game when launched but shied off when the reviews said it was a terrible mess. Good to see it's safe to return now. And screw Greg! I remember him from Morrowind always popping up in silly disguises.

[@sinomirneja771]

Dude that fly kick was amazing! XD But really though, I think the only bug they needed to fix was the bug that got you stuck on the door, and with that one fixed the game is flawless! Everything else is a feature!

[@justinbaker6560]

Lmfao this video was awesome. Gregg 🤣🤣💀

[@MrCholoPants3415]

Amazing review. The Greg stuff was hilarious

[@MitchManix]

Thanks mate :) Glad u enjoyed it.

[@blacklabel131]

The night raid is optional technically, even if you fail capones saves you and the story progresses haha.

[@willbearheart7919]

The Royal Edition is on sale for $10 on the Xbox store at the moment (1/29/22).

[@nicksebera353]

Love the commentary!!! 😂

[@Britonbear]

That drop kicking guard is fantastic.

[@pruttelutt4768]

Really enjoyed the video ps. I feel quite hungry

[@Hammerage1]

I completely fell in love with this game from the first second. Top 10 game I've ever played. I have 300h and multiple playthroughs, the only real issue I have had with the game was locking me out of the monastery arc on the my first playthrough. But luckily threre were ways to progress the main story regardless.

[@dasJayh]

Love that Greg thing :D ....its like the Michael Cera charactermodel in Wichter3

[@caeylac1778]

this was my six playthrough play this game. and still some new will come. i dont know anymore. and lasting what i love archery development. its makes me proud everytime my archery and hunting level was 20. and dice game for duck sake i can only play dice and not main mission because of it.

[@yeedog6145]

I am not afraid to admit I cried a bit when I first saw the ending, it was both a personal and physical journey where Henry went from a hapless blacksmith boy, A rouge who killed both cuman's and bandit's in a ruthless quest for revenge. And finally a master warrior and alchemist who took two bandit fortresses singlehandedly while helping those he came across and showing mercy to those that yield (thanks for the talk Radzig)

[@Beencheeling]

Dude that guard at the start of the vid was so funny

[@WildRapier]

Great vid. You've not fully embraced the Millers' life until you loot the Rattay Armory for everything, get away, store items for a week. Buy anything you want. Monks robes, quiet shoes, a bunch of potions...and exact timing. Dark Henry for a second go through was quite entertaining for myself!

[@MitchManix]

That sounds like hella fun actually. Might have to give it a shot.

[@ek7713]

Literally just getting back into the game again now since the Royal Edition is on sale of Playstation. Last I played this was probably like 3 years ago. Literally everything about this game aged like fine wine. For the first game ever made by Warhorse, the graphics are outstanding even to today's standards, and the overall gameplay and story definitely stands out amongst the dozens of Medieval style games. Without a doubt my favourite open-world and non-fantasy (as in no dragons and stuff) game ever.

[@OrggsOrggs]

Good review mate.

[@lelouche25]

I loved this game so much, God Bless you Henry!

[@SexyBiscuit]

Great video! Very funny!

[@MitchManix]

Thanks mate

[@picoherbie9987]

That guards fly kick is working as intended

[@Fichtelslynkahoudn]

I would greatly appreciate a game that takes the same approach of making success dependent on not only still Training but perfecting your own competence with a Complex Mechanic, like the combat System or alchemy table, the absolute walking the line, micromanagement type of experience that kcd is, but in a classic RPG-fairytale-fantasy setting with Elves, Magic and Monsters. Realistic Non-Reality, so to say. Other settings that would really vibe with this type of experience: the wild West; a more 'wild' alternate victorian London (as in London light plus some settlements and roads to get robbed on),similar settings in Paris and Vienna. A Crossover between KCD and Sea of Thieves, with one or two big port cities represented plus outskirts, and multiple paths to walk, not only Piracy but trading, merc Work, groceries etc. And of course da big ol Japan during a lesser known internal war, just like a KCD reskin, seeing a Bastard son of a Samurai leader become his Personal Ninja Samurai Diplomat Errand boy, because that's kind of who we were as Henry. Literally, i just noticed how i always have a black outfit with sneaky shoes, a suit of shining armor complete with underwear and a set of fancy clothes on my horse at all Times because those seem to be at Times Required for the Job.

[@alextimis3771]

Pleaaaaaase do more videos on KCD, you are so funny doing this and would watch it all day!

[@MitchManix]

Thanks mate :) was thinking of maybe doing the DLCs at some point

[@alextimis3771]

@@MitchManix please do! Played the first one and lol'd hard :)))

[@alextimis3771]

@@MitchManix btw, changed my immersion with Greg! Cheers 🥰🙏🐻