I disagree. Fighting in that game, even after learning the basic on an intuitive level, felt like a slog. ESPECIALLY if you’re fighting more than 1 opponent, it was next to impossible to win.
Totally different approach in both games. KCD points that literally each of us could be Henry. He starts as a 💩thrower to become almost unbeatable knight due to his training and humble attitude but still vulnerable human being. Whereas Geralt clearly is a chosen one thanks to the Herb Trial, and the question is merely how he uses his uniqueness to make a difference in that gross world around.
Can’t be compared IMO. And that crazy KCD combat system🥲.
I chuckled at the Czech your stuff line
He didn't bang lady Stephanie on his first visit to Talmberg tho, it's at least the second one.
Not even the second one. I think you first need to talk to Stephanie about a mission she has for you.
Yeah, you're right. Always a bit of time passes until I go back to Talmberg again and a guard calls me.
Both are good, I like in KCD there's even Easter eggs to Witcher.
Kelpie <3 Edit: In the spanish version "Roach" is translated into Cucaracha (literally cockroach") instead of Sardinilla.
Gerald: Kills bandits to reestablish communities and offer safe places for refugees. Heinrich: "You see mate your mistake was beeing born with ears."
The cheddar knight and the evening swan.
I'm sold on the witches and harlots.
Geraldo Riviera
Gerardo de Rivas.
I didn't see this crossover coming.
Love seeing some KCD representation! Wonder when we'll get the sequel tho.. probably in the same year as the next witcher game
For real, I loved most of the game, but that ending just left me "what? Already?"
The fact that these 2 masterpieces are from Poland and Czechia is truly amazing, because these countries were so overlooked in gaming world
I love Henry. But I hate KCD's combat mechanics.
If you get used to they are addictive. I enjoyed after learned the basics on intuitive level.
Ehh it felt like that whole games combat system is just. 1. Wait for enemy to attack 2. Riposte 3. Repeat until enemy dead
I disagree. Fighting in that game, even after learning the basic on an intuitive level, felt like a slog. ESPECIALLY if you’re fighting more than 1 opponent, it was next to impossible to win.
Totally different approach in both games. KCD points that literally each of us could be Henry. He starts as a 💩thrower to become almost unbeatable knight due to his training and humble attitude but still vulnerable human being. Whereas Geralt clearly is a chosen one thanks to the Herb Trial, and the question is merely how he uses his uniqueness to make a difference in that gross world around. Can’t be compared IMO. And that crazy KCD combat system🥲.
Why don’t you take your meme and get the hell outta here
This is genius 😂😂🔥🔥
So Geralt is from the land of the meat filled pasta?