KickStarter Kingdom Come: Deliverance - Dan Vavra's medieval chad simulator

[cvv]

Btw any Steam power users here? How to remove my "KCD Beta Access" item from my Steam library?

 

[unfairlight]

Btw any Steam power users here? How to remove my "KCD Beta Access" item from my Steam library?

I don't think you can and why would you want to? It doesn't matter at all.

 

[cvv]

Btw any Steam power users here? How to remove my "KCD Beta Access" item from my Steam library?

I don't think you can and why would you want to?

Because of OCD?

 

[Alienman]

You can hide it.

Set category - Hide.

 

[Carrion]

Some of this game's quest design is mind-boggling in the sense that it's very easy to break parts of the main quest without even trying.

Take arguably the worst quest in the game, "Restless Spirit", and how it interacts with a late-game main quest.

Spoiler

You can acquire this side quest quite early on in the game. After running a few pointless errands, you get tasked with getting the Necronomicon. The only copy is inside the monastery, and chances are that you've never been there up until that point, since it's an early-game side quest and the monastery visit only comes much later in the main quest. So, you break into the monastery, find the book and finish the quest. While you're in there, you might also pick up a number of other quest items that you can't do anything with. You might also find yourself accidentally activating a wrong object and ending up doing something nonsensical like transcribing books, which is weird but probably doesn't break anything. So far, so good.

Later on the main quest takes you into the monastery, and you find that things are kind of weird because of your previous visit. You're tasked with finding a way of opening the cabinet of forbidden books, even though the door is wide open since you already opened it when getting the Necronomicon. One character claims to be reading the book at nights, by the way. Nobody reacts to the cabinet door being open in any way, not even the quest journal. Actually, there's a number of quests that involve the cabinet and its contents, and chances are that you ruined all of them before you even knew they existed. Avicenna's book, you say? Sure, I read that thing weeks ago, but Henry acts like he's never heard of it.

All of your items are confiscated upon entering the monastery, so you need to acquire some equipment (money, lockpicks, weapons) to get around. Another big part of the monastery quest line is getting out of there, since the place is essentially a prison. You need to somehow pick the lock or acquire a key. But guess what? When breaking into the place, you picked the lock on one of the doors and left the door open, and nobody bothered to close it, even though it might've been weeks ago in in-game time. You can just walk in and out right from the start, go pick up all your weapons and lockpicks and other gear if you want to and then come back in armed to the teeth. Again, the quest is pretty much ruined.

It's just weird design. I mean, the sensible thing would've been to lock up the monastery for good until the main quest takes you there. Let the player start from a clean slate, with everything where it needs to be. I don't think anyone would've had any real complaints.

 

[Quillon]

Some of this game's quest design is mind-boggling in the sense that it's very easy to break parts of the main quest without even trying.

Take arguably the worst quest in the game, "Restless Spirit", and how it interacts with a late-game main quest.

Spoiler

You can acquire this side quest quite early on in the game. After running a few pointless errands, you get tasked with getting the Necronomicon. The only copy is inside the monastery, and chances are that you've never been there up until that point, since it's an early-game side quest and the monastery visit only comes much later in the main quest. So, you break into the monastery, find the book and finish the quest. While you're in there, you might also pick up a number of other quest items that you can't do anything with. You might also find yourself accidentally activating a wrong object and ending up doing something nonsensical like transcribing books, which is weird but probably doesn't break anything. So far, so good.

Later on the main quest takes you into the monastery, and you find that things are kind of weird because of your previous visit. You're tasked with finding a way of opening the cabinet of forbidden books, even though the door is wide open since you already opened it when getting the Necronomicon. One character claims to be reading the book at nights, by the way. Nobody reacts to the cabinet door being open in any way, not even the quest journal. Actually, there's a number of quests that involves the cabinet and its contents, and chances are that you ruined all of them before you even knew they existed. Avicenna's book, you say? Sure, I read that thing weeks ago, but Henry acts like he's never heard of it.

All of your items are confiscated upon entering the monastery, so you need to acquire some equipment (money, lockpicks, weapons) to get around. Another big part of the monastery quest line is getting out of there, since the place is essentially a prison. You need to somehow pick the lock or acquire a key. But guess what? When breaking into the place, you picked the lock on one of the doors and left the door open, and nobody bothered to close it, even though it might've been weeks ago in in-game time. You can just walk in and out right from the start, go pick up all your weapons and lockpicks and other gear if you want to and then come back in armed to the teeth. Again, the quest is pretty much ruined.

It's just weird design. I mean, the sensible thing would've been to lock up the monastery for good until the main quest takes you there. Let the player start from a clean slate, with everything where it needs to be. I don't think anyone would've had any real complaints.

Yeah this shit ruined the monastery for me, made me rush out of it as soon as possible.

This makes me question: Do they even have 1 good QA tester? Or they were aware of this obvious bugs and didn't have time/resources to fix them? If its the former they'd better hire me, I can do a fucking good job testing this shit

 

[Paul_cz]

Some of this game's quest design is mind-boggling in the sense that it's very easy to break parts of the main quest without even trying.

Take arguably the worst quest in the game, "Restless Spirit", and how it interacts with a late-game main quest.

Spoiler

You can acquire this side quest quite early on in the game. After running a few pointless errands, you get tasked with getting the Necronomicon. The only copy is inside the monastery, and chances are that you've never been there up until that point, since it's an early-game side quest and the monastery visit only comes much later in the main quest. So, you break into the monastery, find the book and finish the quest. While you're in there, you might also pick up a number of other quest items that you can't do anything with. You might also find yourself accidentally activating a wrong object and ending up doing something nonsensical like transcribing books, which is weird but probably doesn't break anything. So far, so good.

Later on the main quest takes you into the monastery, and you find that things are kind of weird because of your previous visit. You're tasked with finding a way of opening the cabinet of forbidden books, even though the door is wide open since you already opened it when getting the Necronomicon. One character claims to be reading the book at nights, by the way. Nobody reacts to the cabinet door being open in any way, not even the quest journal. Actually, there's a number of quests that involve the cabinet and its contents, and chances are that you ruined all of them before you even knew they existed. Avicenna's book, you say? Sure, I read that thing weeks ago, but Henry acts like he's never heard of it.

All of your items are confiscated upon entering the monastery, so you need to acquire some equipment (money, lockpicks, weapons) to get around. Another big part of the monastery quest line is getting out of there, since the place is essentially a prison. You need to somehow pick the lock or acquire a key. But guess what? When breaking into the place, you picked the lock on one of the doors and left the door open, and nobody bothered to close it, even though it might've been weeks ago in in-game time. You can just walk in and out right from the start, go pick up all your weapons and lockpicks and other gear if you want to and then come back in armed to the teeth. Again, the quest is pretty much ruined.

It's just weird design. I mean, the sensible thing would've been to lock up the monastery for good until the main quest takes you there. Let the player start from a clean slate, with everything where it needs to be. I don't think anyone would've had any real complaints.

That is interesting. I forwarded it to their QA guy, curious if he responds.

Btw any Steam power users here? How to remove my "KCD Beta Access" item from my Steam library?

Personally I am glad I still have access to it. It features denser forests so as a hiking sim it is still superior :p

 

[Darth Slaughter]

Well, a thumbs down doesn't mean hate. It means the guy does not recommend or endorse. Maybe he liked the game but it brought ruin to his real life...

 

[HoboForEternity]

I guess all he wanted is thatkcd 1402 time machine so he can LARP his dream

 

[cvv]

Playing a single player RPG for 640 hours. This is a school shooter behaviour somebody call a police.

 

[cvv]

Showed in my feed as "Warhorse Studios liked"

 

[Paul_cz]

Some of this game's quest design is mind-boggling in the sense that it's very easy to break parts of the main quest without even trying.

Take arguably the worst quest in the game, "Restless Spirit", and how it interacts with a late-game main quest.

The QA guy replied that he forwarded this to the responsible people (I assume designers of these two quests). So hopefully this will get fixed too.

 

[Jenkem]

Btw any Steam power users here? How to remove my "KCD Beta Access" item from my Steam library?

go to https://help.steampowered.com/en/ click "games, software, etc." select the game you want to delete then select "I want to permanently remove this game from my account"

edit: and yes there is a way to put time on a game without running it, through a dummy file and using the appid of the game.. it's how card idlers are able to function.

 

[Sentinel]

Showed in my feed as "Warhorse Studios liked"

what was it? got deleted

 

[cvv]

go to https://help.steampowered.com/en/ click "games, software, etc." select the game you want to delete then select "I want to permanently remove this game from my account"

Can't select shit, the beta doesn't show in there only the full game. Doesn't matter.

what was it?

A mod that gives you KEKistan flag on your shield.

 

[cvv]

Fun fact - I've posted a ticket on the Steam Support about me wanting to remove the Beta item from my Library, describing my problem in great detail. The answer?

"If you want to uninstall the game do the following:
- Right click on your game in the library
- Press uninstall
- Confirm.

Thank you for using Steam."

I hope Steam pays these professionals well. They bring great value to the company.

 

[Alienman]

Didn't hide work?

 

[cvv]

Didn't hide work?

Hide is good, remove is better.

 

[Paul_cz]

Weird, when I wanted them to remove some duplicate entries (Batman nonGOTY when I had GOTY, some betas), they did it quickly and understood what I wanted right away.

 

[Alienman]

You have to get lucky and get Gabe on the other end.

 

[Outlander]

Didn't hide work?

Hide is good, remove is better.

Try here: https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses/

 

[cvv]

Didn't hide work?

Hide is good, remove is better.

Try here: https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses/

Nope, the Beta isn't there. I've found the Alpha tho which doesn't show even in my Library anymore lol.

 

[passerby]

If you got a separate key for the beta and final release, then you can go steam -> help -> steam support -> games, software, etc. -> search, choose kingdom come beta -> I want to permanently remove the game from my account

But if it was a single steam item purchase, or a single key, then you can't remove beta without also removing game proper.

 

[AwesomeButton]

Poor Indians are pasting answers from a script.doc file to you

 

[TT1]

Poor Indians are pasting answers from a script.doc file to you

I teach you how to remove your game

now show bob vegana