Game News Pathfinder: Kingmaker Kickstarter Update #49: Features Trailer, Beta Releasing On April 5th

[Tao]

Cant wait to play it. Looks very promising.

 

[Dorateen]

For those interested in party creation, it seems they are handling the process through an in-game NPC who the character can meet and hire other adventurers into their kingdom. We'll see how it actually works out.

In pillars, the player only needed to make it to the inn of the first small town. The 250 gp requirement to recruit each companion was easily mitigated, and you could have a full custom party in no time.

 

[AwesomeButton]

For those interested in party creation, it seems they are handling the process through an in-game NPC who the character can meet and hire other adventurers into their kingdom. We'll see how it actually works out.

In pillars, the player only needed to make it to the inn of the first small town. The 250 gp requirement to recruit each companion was easily mitigated, and you could have a full custom party in no time.

I'm pretty sure you are limited to a 3 man party until you meet Durance, and a 4 man party until you meet Kana. He has thought about it.

 

[Dorateen]

For those interested in party creation, it seems they are handling the process through an in-game NPC who the character can meet and hire other adventurers into their kingdom. We'll see how it actually works out.

In pillars, the player only needed to make it to the inn of the first small town. The 250 gp requirement to recruit each companion was easily mitigated, and you could have a full custom party in no time.

I'm pretty sure you are limited to a 3 man party until you meet Durance, and a 4 man party until you meet Kana. He has thought about it.

When I played, I made five additional characters in the Black Hound right away. No artificial limit.

Spoiler

 

[Ocelot570]

The whole way the city changes based on alignment looks pretty cool. I hope that it at least follows in the similar footsteps of baldurs gate

 

[Elex]

The whole way the city changes based on alignment looks pretty cool. I hope that it at least follows in the similar footsteps of baldurs gate

i wonder if class also influence cities/buiding.

 

[Pizzashoes]

The design of the game evokes a strong Pillars feel. I'm glad the devs are taking inspiration from such a brilliant source.

 

[SophosTheWise]

Somehow this is the best trailer since the feature trailers for D:OS2. I'm cautiously optimistic.

Because of how well D:OS2 turned out?

Every time I think the codex couldn't get any more contrarian, some retard comes along and crushes my hope

 

[Pizzashoes]

The trailer does look cool. The voiceover felt amateurish, though. The part I noticed was a long pause after "like Baldur's Gate" as if there should been more titles to compare to. Also, I'm hoping the romance between the orc-looking thing and the elf was an April Fool's joke. Baldur's Gate 2 tried miscegenation and it fell completely flat.

 

[AwesomeButton]

Somehow this is the best trailer since the feature trailers for D:OS2. I'm cautiously optimistic.

Because of how well D:OS2 turned out?

Every time I think the codex couldn't get any more contrarian, some retard comes along and crushes my hope

If it's retardation you want, just play D:OS2 past Fort Joy.

 

[ArchAngel]

The trailer does look cool. The voiceover felt amateurish, though. The part I noticed was a long pause after "like Baldur's Gate" as if there should been more titles to compare to. Also, I'm hoping the romance between the orc-looking thing and the elf was an April Fool's joke. Baldur's Gate 2 tried miscegenation and it fell completely flat.

Their "romance" is actually explained well. They were both slaves for a long time and depended on each other to survive and kind of stayed that way after they escaped.
And now the half orc considers her his own "property" while she is open to "future possibilities"

 

[Ezrite]

Their "romance" is actually explained well. They were both slaves for a long time and depended on each other to survive and kind of stayed that way after they escaped.
And now the half orc considers her his own "property" while she is open to "future possibilities"

"His property"?

Sounds like someone need to purify the world from another greenskin! I hope we can kill that fucker.

 

[ArchAngel]

Their "romance" is actually explained well. They were both slaves for a long time and depended on each other to survive and kind of stayed that way after they escaped.
And now the half orc considers her his own "property" while she is open to "future possibilities"

"His property"?

Sounds like someone need to purify the world from another greenskin! I hope we can kill that fucker.

I am pretty sure you can murder all your companions if you want to.

 

[Ezrite]

I am pretty sure you can murder all your companions if you want to.

Like music to my ears, that was the only or one of few good part with Dragon Age 2, cutting down the edgy elf in the end.