After seeing your super-runs and with its multiple versions. I went to compare those videos with this one to see if its the merged super runs, but no you did it fresh again. Man how many replays did you went through, it seems you have the entire game memorized! Hats off.
it's the super run, I was trying to finish the whole game. In 4K I only have about 8 hrs before the file size is around the max youtube accepts. I tried to do as much as I could and fit it into the 8hrs allotted.
At 32:30 you can go across the bridge into the courtyard where there is 5 enemies. You can jump onto a woodpile along the right hand wall and they will line up without moving and you can level up your bow and retrieve all the arrows when you kill them.
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer you can take them from upstairs in the talmberg armoury or from hunter. Villagers ash bow has very low stats. 2 strength 1 agility. Just another way of looking at it.
I know the place, up the tower. but i actually don't need the extra weight on me and I don't need a bow until I get south of Rovna where i get the golden spurs. so I just grab the bow where I go hunting with Hans. no sense carrying something I don't need and just grab it where it's on my way and closer to when i need it. plus I don't have the 2 strength
I like your guide, I also find it funny that you keep Bianca's ring for 'luck', but she has it for a day and gets killed, I did a side quest called 'Besmirched', and I intimidated a charcoal burner for his ring. it's a permanent stealth boost.
I'm still following your guide videos, but haven't played the game in months for a lack of free time. Maybe you have already answered this question in this video, but I doubt I will be able to watch all of it anytime soon: Do you plan on playing the sequel now that that has been announced? Not that I want to tell you how to run your channel and what to play and I have enjoyed some of your videos about obscure indie games, but have you ever considered doing Let's Play stuff for other bigger games? Something like "Red Dead Redemption 2" for example? Maybe if "Elder Scrolls 6" ever comes out? Or are you not interested in those kind of large RPG games outside of "Kingdom Come"?
I usually play Horror games but KCD really drew me in. I might play some of the bigger newer titles now that i have a good PC. I have thought of RDR 2. just waiting for it to go on sale. I will be watching for other big games especially now with Unreal 5 games coming out. As for KCD2, that is the reason I decided to get the new PC, I didn't want to find out my old PC wouldn't handle it. It's defiantly a bold new world for me now.
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer I see, thanks for the answer. It would be time for me too to buy a new PC, but I had and have a bunch of other big expenses currently (bought a new car, have to renovate a apartment and get my teeth fixed) and that will have to wait. Considering how rarely I get to play games, it is hard to justify putting thousands of Euros (in my case) into a new gaming PC. I have made good experiences with buying expensive, top of the (consumer grade) line PCs though, in the sense that it always was surprising how long I still could play current games on good graphics settings with them. I only had 2 PCs in the last 15 years now and both were able to run current games for about 7 to 8 years each. I suspect that if it weren't for Ray Tracing, my current one with a 1080 Ti card in it would still do pretty well. I remember how in the 90s development was so fast that it felt like you needed a new PC every 6 months or so to be able to play the newest games. Back then it was all about the "Megaherzes". With my current PC I don't even know what frequency the CPU and GPU are running on, to be honest. That stat suddenly didn't seem important anymore and then it was all about the number of Cores and even that is something I don't hear anyone talk about anymore nowadays. That is just me being old and out of touch though, I guess. The next time I'll buy a gaming PC, I'll probably just go to my trusted PC shop and buy their top of the line rig without even really knowing what I am buying, hehe. I don't seem to be alone with that though. I recently saw another RUclipsr I follow who also streams games on Twitch and who is roughly my age post the stats of his new PC and ask his followers: "Is this good?"
I hear what you're saying, my old PC was a 1070 and it was still keeping up. (7yrs ago I bought it) so you are correct, 7-8 yrs is when you start seeing the games out perform the old PC's. Your 1080ti still has some life but my 1070 was not cutting it. As my channel starts growing I feel I needed to make the move or I was going to get left behind. If I was, like you, a casual gamer with a 1080ti I wouldn't be as worried.
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer Yes, I understand. Back when I bought it, the 1080 Ti card was probably overkill for a casual noob like me, but it was just at the time when there was a lot of hype and buzz about Virtual Reality again and I thought I better buy a PC that can handle doing that, in case it really takes off. I never did buy a VR headset though. Of course it is something very different when it is a business expense, like in your case. I bet doing a Let's Play for KCD2 will bring a big boost to your channel. The game seems to be highly anticipated. Not sure though whether that is a mainstream thing or whether my algorithm just makes it seem like it is bigger than it really is. I have been interested in HEMA ("Historical European Martial Arts") and sword-themed videos even before the first game came out and it sparked a lot of interest in that scene, being a game that tries to somewhat realistically depict medieval sword fighting techniques and all, so it was a game that was getting attention in two separate niches I find myself in, the RPG gaming niche and the HEMA niche, so my perception on how popular the game really is might be skewed. Anyhow, with a new, powerful PC you will have a much bigger field of options what games to feature and I'm looking forward to seeing more content on your channel.
The skirmish and the fight club never spawn for me. Granted it’s been 5 months since this upload but not sure if it was silently patched out or if my shits bugged
Now that I have actually played the game for real I do actually agree this is not what I should have done for a first playthrough but I really do not think I’d have gotten into as much as I have lol. I can no swordfight pretty well. Beaten the tourney for all the armor. I completely understand your love for this game
So I'm wondering if this is going to include the DLC stuff or not and I'm sure I'll find out in a few. I really wish it didn't cover dlc's in a way bc I never really wanted to buy them BUT since I now know they will be releasing the sequel I'm thinking maybe I will go snag em rq. I'm wondering, since you def have more pc game exp than me, what the usual protocol is. I'm gonna guess that previous releases of games/dlc's don't go on sale ater announcements of sequels or something similar. I know if I were a gaming co. I'd absolutely discount previous renditions and dlc from my releases. I mean I'd guess it's beter to create some traffick from dusty games/dlc's rather than having them appear uninteresting or like you would faded/out of design products. Really hoping they start having sales on all previous releases. I think I'd like following your guides that include it/them if you have em like the initial guide you had where you told us you ned no dlc to get the stuff you can only get dlc in. HEHEHEHEHE I was so f'n lost.
This is a NO DLC run, I do wear 2 pieces of the Warhorse Gear but it's just cosmetic and you don't need them. with the DLC's there's a lot of stuff. plus I don't have "A Woman's Lot" DLC. I don't play them much. maybe I will look into it though
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer Now I'm second-guessing myself because the description for the Water of Life perk in the Alchemy tree says "Healing potions will heal you 50% more, but will also intoxicate you 50% more," but I did a playthrough recently and I could've sworn that I only noticed the drunkenness appearing after I took that perk. That perk makes it pretty much impossible to use the Chamomile Brew because while it's healing you, it's also getting you drunk.
Then again, I was playing on Hardcore mode with all of the negative perks so that I could get the achievements for that, so that could have introduced some gameplay changes that affected this.
I'm pretty sure what I said at first was correct and the description for the Water of Life perk saying it will make healing potions "intoxicate you 50% more" is just wrong. It makes the healing effect intoxicate you, which is why as I said it makes Chamomile Brew impossible to drink and the Lazarus potion get you insanely drunk. It's kind of a fun perk to take imo though it's not really all that practical.
the system requirements are more for the map size, mostly seamless and all the stuff going on. as for the graphics, this project began in 2012. at the time this was very ambitious. they'll make it up to you with part 2 ;)
So the whole main game can be completed under 10 hours? No DLCs, no side quests. Hmm.. very interesting, as I've wanted to play this for years but I don't have time to invest 50 hours into any game. Thanks.
Love it. Straight to the point. Thank you for making this video 👍
no probs 👍
After seeing your super-runs and with its multiple versions. I went to compare those videos with this one to see if its the merged super runs, but no you did it fresh again.
Man how many replays did you went through, it seems you have the entire game memorized! Hats off.
it's the super run, I was trying to finish the whole game. In 4K I only have about 8 hrs before the file size is around the max youtube accepts. I tried to do as much as I could and fit it into the 8hrs allotted.
At 32:30 you can go across the bridge into the courtyard where there is 5 enemies. You can jump onto a woodpile along the right hand wall and they will line up without moving and you can level up your bow and retrieve all the arrows when you kill them.
you mean later in the game of course because at this point I have no Bow or Arrows or even the skill to use one
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer you can take them from upstairs in the talmberg armoury or from hunter. Villagers ash bow has very low stats. 2 strength 1 agility. Just another way of looking at it.
I know the place, up the tower. but i actually don't need the extra weight on me and I don't need a bow until I get south of Rovna where i get the golden spurs. so I just grab the bow where I go hunting with Hans. no sense carrying something I don't need and just grab it where it's on my way and closer to when i need it. plus I don't have the 2 strength
You spoil us Zig ❤
aww thanks 🥰
I like your guide, I also find it funny that you keep Bianca's ring for 'luck', but she has it for a day and gets killed, I did a side quest called 'Besmirched', and I intimidated a charcoal burner for his ring. it's a permanent stealth boost.
Bianca was my girlfriend, it was the least i could do, lol
and I haven't done Besmirched, I'll look into it, thanks
What makes you think she had the ring for a day?
This is not the ring from the Teresa story, description says: "The ring you gave Bianca".
I'm still following your guide videos, but haven't played the game in months for a lack of free time.
Maybe you have already answered this question in this video, but I doubt I will be able to watch all of it anytime soon: Do you plan on playing the sequel now that that has been announced?
Not that I want to tell you how to run your channel and what to play and I have enjoyed some of your videos about obscure indie games, but have you ever considered doing Let's Play stuff for other bigger games? Something like "Red Dead Redemption 2" for example?
Maybe if "Elder Scrolls 6" ever comes out?
Or are you not interested in those kind of large RPG games outside of "Kingdom Come"?
I usually play Horror games but KCD really drew me in. I might play some of the bigger newer titles now that i have a good PC. I have thought of RDR 2. just waiting for it to go on sale. I will be watching for other big games especially now with Unreal 5 games coming out. As for KCD2, that is the reason I decided to get the new PC, I didn't want to find out my old PC wouldn't handle it. It's defiantly a bold new world for me now.
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer I see, thanks for the answer.
It would be time for me too to buy a new PC, but I had and have a bunch of other big expenses currently (bought a new car, have to renovate a apartment and get my teeth fixed) and that will have to wait. Considering how rarely I get to play games, it is hard to justify putting thousands of Euros (in my case) into a new gaming PC.
I have made good experiences with buying expensive, top of the (consumer grade) line PCs though, in the sense that it always was surprising how long I still could play current games on good graphics settings with them.
I only had 2 PCs in the last 15 years now and both were able to run current games for about 7 to 8 years each.
I suspect that if it weren't for Ray Tracing, my current one with a 1080 Ti card in it would still do pretty well.
I remember how in the 90s development was so fast that it felt like you needed a new PC every 6 months or so to be able to play the newest games. Back then it was all about the "Megaherzes". With my current PC I don't even know what frequency the CPU and GPU are running on, to be honest. That stat suddenly didn't seem important anymore and then it was all about the number of Cores and even that is something I don't hear anyone talk about anymore nowadays.
That is just me being old and out of touch though, I guess.
The next time I'll buy a gaming PC, I'll probably just go to my trusted PC shop and buy their top of the line rig without even really knowing what I am buying, hehe.
I don't seem to be alone with that though. I recently saw another RUclipsr I follow who also streams games on Twitch and who is roughly my age post the stats of his new PC and ask his followers: "Is this good?"
I hear what you're saying, my old PC was a 1070 and it was still keeping up. (7yrs ago I bought it) so you are correct, 7-8 yrs is when you start seeing the games out perform the old PC's. Your 1080ti still has some life but my 1070 was not cutting it. As my channel starts growing I feel I needed to make the move or I was going to get left behind. If I was, like you, a casual gamer with a 1080ti I wouldn't be as worried.
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer Yes, I understand.
Back when I bought it, the 1080 Ti card was probably overkill for a casual noob like me, but it was just at the time when there was a lot of hype and buzz about Virtual Reality again and I thought I better buy a PC that can handle doing that, in case it really takes off.
I never did buy a VR headset though.
Of course it is something very different when it is a business expense, like in your case.
I bet doing a Let's Play for KCD2 will bring a big boost to your channel. The game seems to be highly anticipated. Not sure though whether that is a mainstream thing or whether my algorithm just makes it seem like it is bigger than it really is.
I have been interested in HEMA ("Historical European Martial Arts") and sword-themed videos even before the first game came out and it sparked a lot of interest in that scene, being a game that tries to somewhat realistically depict medieval sword fighting techniques and all, so it was a game that was getting attention in two separate niches I find myself in, the RPG gaming niche and the HEMA niche, so my perception on how popular the game really is might be skewed.
Anyhow, with a new, powerful PC you will have a much bigger field of options what games to feature and I'm looking forward to seeing more content on your channel.
I am hoping for VR to take off too. but it seems to be moving slower then expected.
Would love to watch you run hardcore with all afflictions for tips and tricks
I tried hardcode before and got my ass kicked, maybe I'll look into it again
Trees……the Bain of all rpg players everywhere. Great video btw
thanks
The skirmish and the fight club never spawn for me. Granted it’s been 5 months since this upload but not sure if it was silently patched out or if my shits bugged
Still playing through side stuff! Decided I would check this out to burn a little time! Can’t get enough of this game atm lol
and can't wait for part 2
Now that I have actually played the game for real I do actually agree this is not what I should have done for a first playthrough but I really do not think I’d have gotten into as much as I have lol. I can no swordfight pretty well. Beaten the tourney for all the armor. I completely understand your love for this game
So I'm wondering if this is going to include the DLC stuff or not and I'm sure I'll find out in a few. I really wish it didn't cover dlc's in a way bc I never really wanted to buy them BUT since I now know they will be releasing the sequel I'm thinking maybe I will go snag em rq.
I'm wondering, since you def have more pc game exp than me, what the usual protocol is. I'm gonna guess that previous releases of games/dlc's don't go on sale ater announcements of sequels or something similar. I know if I were a gaming co. I'd absolutely discount previous renditions and dlc from my releases. I mean I'd guess it's beter to create some traffick from dusty games/dlc's rather than having them appear uninteresting or like you would faded/out of design products.
Really hoping they start having sales on all previous releases. I think I'd like following your guides that include it/them if you have em like the initial guide you had where you told us you ned no dlc to get the stuff you can only get dlc in. HEHEHEHEHE I was so f'n lost.
This is a NO DLC run, I do wear 2 pieces of the Warhorse Gear but it's just cosmetic and you don't need them. with the DLC's there's a lot of stuff. plus I don't have "A Woman's Lot" DLC. I don't play them much. maybe I will look into it though
Marigold Decoction isn't alcoholic unless you take the perk that makes healing potions cause you to get drunk.
really, i always get the effect when i drink them and i never took the perk. I'll have to look more into it. thanks for the tip
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer Now I'm second-guessing myself because the description for the Water of Life perk in the Alchemy tree says "Healing potions will heal you 50% more, but will also intoxicate you 50% more," but I did a playthrough recently and I could've sworn that I only noticed the drunkenness appearing after I took that perk.
That perk makes it pretty much impossible to use the Chamomile Brew because while it's healing you, it's also getting you drunk.
Then again, I was playing on Hardcore mode with all of the negative perks so that I could get the achievements for that, so that could have introduced some gameplay changes that affected this.
I'm pretty sure what I said at first was correct and the description for the Water of Life perk saying it will make healing potions "intoxicate you 50% more" is just wrong. It makes the healing effect intoxicate you, which is why as I said it makes Chamomile Brew impossible to drink and the Lazarus potion get you insanely drunk.
It's kind of a fun perk to take imo though it's not really all that practical.
Thanks for the clip (Y)
My very first feeling: graphic has no any special, compare to such a very high system requirement. ^.^
the system requirements are more for the map size, mostly seamless and all the stuff going on. as for the graphics, this project began in 2012. at the time this was very ambitious. they'll make it up to you with part 2 ;)
...people who like the foot stink of other people.
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So the whole main game can be completed under 10 hours? No DLCs, no side quests. Hmm.. very interesting, as I've wanted to play this for years but I don't have time to invest 50 hours into any game. Thanks.
I did some side quests. it's best to read the description. it will tell you more
@@ZiggyTheAdventurer Will do man.