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Playing Kingdom Come Deliverance on my PS5 and I love this game!! One of my favorites now. Alongside with Red Dead Redemption II.

😅😅 😅bfy

I love the forests of this game so much. I live kind of close to where the game took place and the forests here look almost the same

Excellent video, sir! It's an actual tragedy that you don't have 100k+ subs (if you're still doing this, I know this is a year old). Cheers. <3

Could have been worse, imagine playing as Bob instead of Henry 😂

I didnt know single player games care about over powered ness

Kcd is far superior to skyrim. Without mods skyrim is a linear rewardless game. You start as a god of war and the whole game is honing your god skills

Welcome to Outward, always assume the battle is never in your favor. Stack the odds against your enemies. Buffs, food, make your enemies fight each other, necromancy, or my favorite: traps everywhere.

Character creation x 3rd person x Mods x Creatures/enemy types x Endless quests x Magic x

Skyrim is much more user friendly. Additionally, Todd Howard gave a very useful tool for the gamers: the Creation Kit. With this powerful tool you can customize your games exactly how do you want. In KCD, a lot of things were screwed up. Archery and Maintenance in KCD is almost totally useless, lockpicking sucks (you aren't able to open a chest at very hard level unless you robe the whole country and many times the bandits have not the keys for their own chests) and so on. KCD is good but not better than Skyrim.

I love this game so bloody much but I can never make it past Chersonese 🤣 that is also when I'm running away from every enemy cuz I can't do crap 😂 but the inconvenience of the game really shines for me

Fuck no, Skyrim stomps on KCD.

It's better with Alterward. Pretty much any mod that takes away some of the tedium helps make it playable.

One of the best modern games, a true breath of fresh air in the current video game climate. Extremely excited for Outward 2!!

This game having no loading screens for shops, houses and buildings in general already make it better than skyrim.

Each has their pros and cons: Skyrim offers third person view and KCD offers horse-riding nausea. Skyrim has cool-ass fantasy armors while KCD has Pepsi cans. Skyrim offers frustratingly buggy and broken scripts while KCD just offers frustrating gameplay Skyrim offers unrealistic power scaling and imbalanced skill allocations while KCD offers realistic first-person swordfights. Skyrim offers assisted point-and/shoot archery while KCD offers "calculate the trajectory of the sun and just eyeball it" type-of archery.

Theres just no content, the world feels empty

It's better at some things and it should be since it came out 7 years after. Pound for pound Skyrim kills KCD and I love KCD I'm playing it again on PC this time after a steam sale.

Gothic...its based entirely on Gothic,,,,you havent seen before because you sound like you dont know about games...its cope pasted Gothic...

The game is ass but I can’t stop playing it. 10/10 would not recommend but it’s pretty fun sometimes. Wish it was build better or had an easy mode. That being said I’ve made multiple characters and have several hours in the game much better with coop buddy probably my favorite game I’ve played with my buddy in a while. Still a shit game but in a good? Way?? 🤷‍♂️

17:58 where’s “I feel quite hungry” 😭😭😭

I wish there were more games like this on the market that focus more on the simulation aspect, rather than feeling more restrictive and holding your hand, i think immersive sims fall into a similar category as this game, being able to carve your own path to a certain extent, figuring out a solution on your own instead of being led to one, genuinely a fantastic game.

That's not a very high bar. Skyrim is mediocre and serviceable at best, a shallow experience with lackluster combat, atrocious writing and a serious pacing issue at worst. Bethesda hasn't made a truly good game since Morrowind. It's the modding community that keeps Skyrim afloat.

isn't there a fast travel with the traveling merchant? You can pay him and then he takes you to another major city

On the first try on the game I got really annoyed by the wonky character movements and was frustrated after failing the first time limited quest. I quickly abandoned the game. On my second take, I made it past the first dungeon and gradually it began to shine. Now I have completed the game twice with 250 hours sunk in. Literally one of the best exploration rpg out there, I can't wait for the sequel.

I love how imperfect it is honestly. Reminds me of games i played in my younger years with the difficulty i experienced as a child. I don't, however, enjoy freezing to death, getting enslaved, poisoned by water i forgot to purify etc. Fun simplicity

The customization of this game reminds me of like Morrowind, or Champions of Norrath I love it lol just has a nostalgic feel to it

Lock picking is so easy. I just now became able to pick very hard locks and ive picked 4, failed 1

I just one tap with a bow, its how i beat runt after the raid on the bandit camp.

Great game and great video man. Just finishing of my playthrough of this game loved every minute of it except from the stealth missions and peasants comboing me

As for there being no smithing in the game, I’m actually glad it’s absent. The game’s greatest strength is its extremely high fidelity toward showing the medieval era as it really was, and smithing as we know it from other RPG’s just wouldn’t make sense for the world they’ve built. Other titles tend to make smithing look like an all-encompassing discipline, where you can craft any variety of armor (ranging from leather to heavy plate), weapons, and tools. In reality, you’d need to have a lot of experience in a lot of different specialized categories and a MASSIVE workshop to house everything you need. Note the intro, where Henry’s dad gets a special hilt delivered to him for a sword. He didn’t make it himself, it came from a metallurgist whose sole occupation was creating ornate metalworks. Even a pro blacksmith cant just complete a sword by himself.

1:14 the HOLY Roman Empire, not the Roman Empire. Very different

Well, their next project just so happens to be Outward 2. I'm rarely hyped about games nowadays, but I truly want the devs to make Outward 2 a really groundbreaking game with a healthy dose of polish applied before release :)

Chad actual virgin vs virgin Dragonborn

the made this masterpiece on a Czech budget. absolutely insane

Great video. Thank you. I love quirky game's like this. There's a certain charm. This game, Gothic, Greedfall, Fable and other's. I'd rather play this than Skyrim. I too dislike fast travel. 👀

I agree. I also believe KOA:R is a better game than Skyrim. 👀

I let this game rot in my library for 6 month after stuck with their combat system & intro is so long. I was seeking game like skyrim. And i dont know i already have it! I just having 25hrs in it but already pre purchased kcd2

The game does suck. I still beat it a few times because there is no other rpg co op game. Maybe divinity sin 2 and bg3 but those are turn based games that I already beat multiple times.

800 hours on KCD. After 4 full runs of that I heavily modded Skyrim and plunked 1500 onto that. Not a fiar comparison though as that was over many many different characters with many different builds. It's hard to compare the two as they're radically different games. Modded up to modern standards, Skyrim is still a fantastic experience. But for pure immersion, nothing but nothing touches KCD, my favorite RPG of all time. Oh.... and blacksmithing is coming in KCD2.

Just a small fact check. You said the game is set within the Roman Empire, this is incorrect. The game is set within the boundaries of the “holy Roman Empire”, which is a different thing. After the ancient Rome we think off split into two, we had the western and eastern Roman Empire. The western Roman Empire fell about a thousand years prior to this game, the eastern Roman Empire (anachronistically known as the Byzantine empire) was still around at the time of the game. The important thing to note is the Byzantine empire was not known as that at the time, it was seen (and factually was) the Roman Empire, people think of the Ancient Rome falling when it split into two, but factually the byzantines were literally the Roman Empire culturally historically and they continued until they were conquered by the ottomans. This game is set in the “holy Roman Empire” which is neither the western or eastern Roman Empire, it’s a separate thing that was founded in the 800’s, it was meant to be “seen” as a continuation of the Roman empire but in reality it wasn’t, and not even contemporary’s saw it that was since the real Roman empire was still kicking at the time. The HRE was primarily Germanic which makes sense considering we see the Holy Roman Empire change its name to the Holy Roman Empire of Germany In 1512. Second little fact, people often call Henry a peasant when talking about this game. That’s categorically and factually untrue, since a peasant wasn’t just a “poor” person, it was a specfic role in society. Basically the majority of people on medieval Europe were peasants, these are people at the bottom of the feudal system that were tied to the land (they couldn’t leave) and had to do the bidding of their feudal lord, they were effectively owned by their feudal lord. While not chattel slavery in the American sense serfdom can definitely be seen as a form of slavery. Now Henry is brought up the son of a blacksmith, this means he’s brought up in a family with a trade. This means he is a freeman, not tied to the land and actually part of Europe’s small but incredibly important merchant/middle/trade class. Even at the start of the game he is incredibly well off in comparison to the mass majority of medieval Europe. This is what enables him to have dreams of travelling in the first place, he would have been unable to do this if he were a peasant. Only including the peasant stuff cause people often make that mistake and even the promo for the second game talks about his origin in the peasantry, which is just wrong Anyways love the video :)

this game needs the chivalry 2 combat style

I just got into this game literally 3 days ago and its really fun BUT that battle system really makes me NOT want to play it..i know itll get beter but from the reviews i keep seein it doesnt seem like it improves a whole lot

I only had two problems with Outward: combat and walking. You love or you hate the game's combat, I hate it. And I got skills, I used magic, but it simply not my style of combat. Than there's walking... you walking so fucking much. Half of the game you spend just walking from point a to point b.

You can actually save Nere from the absolute's influence and he goes back to the underdark. You know, because you said you'd have to kill him anyway if he didn't die. You don't. This game is full of options.

I think they didn't let do much with unarmed skill mostly because it I doubt it was common to see someone 1v1 a knight with just fists and win, much less when it is a 1v3 or more.

First game in awhile you can feel the passion of the devs in a game

I absolutely love this game! How u HAVE to teach your character to survive and progress. The more henry does an activity the better he gets at it.

It's funny that your title gives the impression it's a crime to like KCD more than Skyrim

Actually, lockpicking is only hard on controller, i play on pc, and when lockpicking part comes i switch to mouse and keyboard