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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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I don't think they are likely to run off with the money. :lol: There is the same sort of passion in this group of developers that you see in Josh. They have the same motivation to produce a great game as they are making a game they want to play.

I'm pleased to read that you finally decided to back the project. :thumbup: Personally, I am getting used to long waits. The only tangible items I have seen so far for a not inconsiderable outlay of funding is a Star Citizen card and a complimentary tee shirt. There are a number of projects getting close to shipping the rewards so it's a little more exciting now. :)

I know I'm somewhat old fashioned but I always prefer physical over digital rewards. ;)
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Victor Tombs wrote:I know I'm somewhat old fashioned but I always prefer physical over digital rewards. ;)
And rightfully so! Having a crafted/produced item in your hands is very different from a few copied bits and bytes. That, and physical stuff can look good on a shelf... Got to decorate with something, right? :D
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Katorone wrote:
Victor Tombs wrote:I know I'm somewhat old fashioned but I always prefer physical over digital rewards. ;)
And rightfully so! Having a crafted/produced item in your hands is very different from a few copied bits and bytes. That, and physical stuff can look good on a shelf... Got to decorate with something, right? :D
You always understand where I'm coming from Katorone. :thumbup: :wave:
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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HappyGhecko wrote:the longer i look at this game the more it looks like the adult version of Mount and Blade Warband.

(which is a good thing :angel: )
Mount and Blade is a game I've always been meaning to play but, unfortunately, it never happened. It's the usual amongst gamers, HappyGhecko, lots of great games but not enough time to play them all. :oops:
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Victor Tombs wrote:
Mount and Blade is a game I've always been meaning to play but, unfortunately, it never happened. It's the usual amongst gamers, HappyGhecko, lots of great games but not enough time to play them all. :oops:
seriously? i have the problem that the good games are so rare that the few good games get hundreds of hours of playtime. (and i work fulltime)

On the other side i like games that are a bit special to get into like stalker, mount and blade or spec ops the line and i realy hope KC:D and LT will get on this list and stay there for a long time.
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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HappyGhecko wrote:seriously? i have the problem that the good games are so rare that the few good games get hundreds of hours of playtime. (and i work fulltime)
Yes, seriously! I'm not just talking modern games but, being in at the beginning with GOG, I am rediscovering gems I played in my youth which are usually RPG's and are real time sinks if you do them justice when playing. ;) Like you I tend to spend hundreds of hours on a few games but it doesn't stop me going a bit wild when the Steam/GOG/etc. sales are on. I must own at least sixty games I've never even installed. They looked good in the video trailers but I can't really judge them yet. :angel:

Edit: I'm also into some seriously weird reclusive type stuff so it can't all be fun and PC games. 8-)
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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Thanks, Flat :thumbup: I enjoyed reading those blogs in light of how it eventually turned out for Dan and Warhorse.

I can't thank you enough for creating this thread. :D Even though Warhorse are continuing the funding campaign on their website I enjoyed the KS excitement. Especially as it was approaching its conclusion.

Mr Vavra seems like a much happier man with all those trials and tribulations behind him. Inspiring and, as you say, terrifying stuff.:angel:
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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A few hours ago I started playing Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven, with some graphical mods, to see what Daniel has done before. And aside for some little crash I must say that I'm very impressed. I've been waiting for a game like this that has a manual driving mechanic for a long time.

I already have played Mafia 2, by the way.
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Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance

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"We don't have dragons, but we have uh, chickens. I believe, I even saw one fly once" :lol:

Looks good, but will wait until release.
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