Kingmaker - Patch 1.3
 

Patch 1.3 for Pathfinder: Kingmaker has been released.

More information.

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Aprilfools?

That was part of the beta patch notes as well.

Nice list of improvements and repairs. Already looking forward to my next replay later this year. Nevertheless, I have to mention that last week I winished my first complete playthrough and I didnt encounter any serious problems (including last chapters).

What's an "ASUS Aura integration"?

Some ASUS products have RGB lighting, that can be synched with software to what is happening on screen.

Yepp. I have an ASUS soundcard and GPU, with nice flashing colours, which I can watch through the window in my HAF cabinet. If I choose to watch the cabinet (under my table) in stead of my monitors. Which I don't. But I know it's there.

pibbur who knows this is important to some gamers.

Ah, I see. Thanks. I knew about the fondness for coloured lights, but I didn't know games interacted with them. A feature sadly wasted on me, as my PCs live in a room with other noisy things, and I run cables through the wall to my office/den. Because that's the sort of thing I like to get up to.

Hopefully this patch is getting things closer to a final completion stage. Still looking forward to getting back to this game sometime soon!

I suspect aura sync lighting extends to keyboards, mice and monitor LED lighting. The latter could be used akin to Philips old "Ambi-light" system. Essentially, the game can control the "mood lighting" coming from your monitor/peripherals.

I'm not too interested in glowing peripherals, but I guess adjustable mood lighting in the room could be interesting.

April fools.

I dunno. As it seems to be a real thing, doesn't seem like a great April Fools to announce it as a feature.

Not a bad idea. Just like 4D cinemas, we will soon have 4D games? With real rain, movable chair, etc.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped…4D-theater.jpg

You might think twice before buying a game with a weather system, or plays in constant darkness. I'll stick with a philips ambilight monitor (or asus twinkling lights) ;)

Don' think patch 1.3 is available on GOG yet. It was in Beta on Steam so this is not an April Fools joke. Anyway GOG always gets patches a few days after Steam.:(

What an odd feature. Who's looking at their PC components while they're gaming?

What do you mean who? Couch coops and ghosts who enter the man cave noone is normally allowed into! :D
Or, if it's laptop, well… Student campus will either think it's raz or will call you a weirdo. Troll's paradise.

Btw my Gainward GPU has LEDs and it's so distracting I've disabled that annoying crap. That's why I thought this feature in the patch is aprilfools.

I would probably do the same. :)

Unnecessary lights are nothing but distracting, no clue why anyone would want them. My case has no windows but the LEDs on my motherboard are disabled so they don't shine out the back, my keyboard/mouse have no lights, and I even have the HDD LED disabled on my case - it's just pointless flicker.

I'm also waiting on the third DLC to drop before I proceed on further with 4th play through :)

Hey welcome back, pibbur!! :D

What 3rd DLC now?
Are they normal?!

? What do you mean "are they normal"?

The third DLC is called "Beneath the Stolen Lands", planned to be released in April :)

https://owlcatgames.com/forums/showt…-Pass-and-DLCs

Let me put it in Joxer language.:biggrin:

They pulled an EA and offered a dreaded season pass.

On the subject of LEDs , my Logitech 13 LCD does flashes and/or change colors based on the game I'm playing. It can also display information. For example, when I played GW2 is can show character health/energy stats or map completions.

I usually try to keep the display on the clock, knowing what time it is while I'm playing something is the only reasons I look at it. It's not even in my field of vision otherwise.

Not only that - what's the point of even starting the game unless DLC is not happening after the game ends or is standalone (previous DLC were not).

I'm saying - this is either retarded or de facto a design crime:

https://i.postimg.cc/xd7n1nbV/pic.jpg

I'm not sorry for voting P:K on goty poll - we were voting games, not DLC.
But if we were voting DLC, this one messing the main game, would be instadisqualified on my side. Disgusting.

:rolleyes: Yes, the game was released a little too early but the issues are all resolved now.

The point is the base game is extremely fun and with more DLCs, your replays become even more interesting! ;) You don't want to do any replays? Well, then wait until all DLCs are released. I for one already finished the game twice and enjoyed the hell out of it :D And the third DLC can be played as part of the main game or as a standalone - apparently, you get to choose :)

EDIT: joxer, no one is forcing you to buy the DLC… :) Varnhold's Lot has it's standalone portion which can be imported to the main game.

So, you can:
1. Not buy DLC
2. Buy DLC and play the standalone portion only
3. Buy DLC, play the standalone portion then import it to the main game.

You have choices, so I don't understand what is the issue here :)

Oh I won't wait for the third DLC:
https://owlcatgames.com/forums/showt…-Pass-and-DLCs
Dice roll to pwn the player? Mhm… Get off my property.

I'm not too big fan of the random generated endless dungeon myself but I got the season pass as part of my kickstarter package so I will wait for it anyway :D

Usually I avoid games with procedurally generated content. But I will make exception and will buy and try it. The base game provided such insane amount of entertainment to me, I anyway feel I owe them. :-)

I'm just the opposite. This will be the best DLC released because I can try out all the classes now and with many different builds. Can I play this endless dungeon without kingdom management? Greatest DLC ever :)

I thought you can do that in the previous DLC too - the difference is it wasn't roguelike.

Yeah, I'm not a fan of purely procedurally-generated games, but as an addon that provides endless variety for keen players when they've beaten the game, I think it's a pretty good idea.

Randomly generated dungeons… anyone remember the old "solo AD&D" rules from back in the first generation of the game?
Dat's da plan!