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Kingmaker - Beta Test for Turn-Based Option
Gabrielarantest spotted the beta test annoucement for Pathfinder: Kingmaker 2.1:
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Eager to test the TB option :)
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You'd think they would have started this a little sooner.
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Realistically, it doesn't need much testing.
It'll be fun to replay with this patch, but the mod is a lot to live up to considering that it worked 100% perfectly in my experience. |
I'll be sticking with RTwP myself. It's already a pretty long game as it is.
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Me to as I prefer playing RTwP but I might try TB on my second play-through.:nod:
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I mean you can toggle the mod on and off. And you should be able to do the same for the patch-based mode as well. There's little reason to stick with RTwP 100% of the time unless you're playing on the easiest difficulty possible. Turn-based is a blessing when the sheer chaos of real-time and higher difficulties collide. But to each their own.
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I forgot that it was a toggle in this game, but I doubt I'd use it very often or at all. To me, it would seem jarring to suddenly go from one to the other.
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Good turn-based combat = fast turn-based combat. And the key to that is interruptible animations, for instance with a mouse click. Some wargames do it like that, and it's faster than RTS games.
And also : faster kills ! RTwP have plenty of mobs with large hit points, heroes with low damage weapons, or low hit chances, and long attack phases or cool downs, so that you can see what happens. This needs to be changed. In a word : deadlier combat. |
Im not testing anything. But when this is out and working, I will give Kingmaker another playthrough. Looking forward.
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It's a great news for those who want to play Kingmaker in TB mode! For me, nothing changes since I enjoy RTwP more :)
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Just fyi, the TB beta totally screws up most of the mods I use, including Call of the Wild, Cheat Menu, Bag of Tricks, and many others.
It's not surprising at all, just disappointing. Still tried it anyway, and was not overly impressed when compared to the mod. The interface is a tad spiffier, but other than that, it's fine for anyone who hasn't used the TB mod. |
Not a fan of TB myself, but I wish all games would have both TB and RTwP as an option. Looking at you BG3
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I've never gotten back to completing my first play-through of this game, so now I'll simply wait until the turn-based option is fully implemented, and has been tested beyond the exhaustive point.
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I'm holding of on a restart until this is ready. Looking forward to it for the big boss battles.
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IMO, the game is so much better with turn-based seeing that the rules are designed for that rather than RTS type gameplay. I get that some people think it's slow and boring, but I think those people aren't really interested in trying all the cool tactics and abilities that are available by playing the game the way in which the rules are designed. RTwP always just feels like a frantic zerg fest which I find far more boring than, say x-com type gameplay.
While PoE2 was still ultimately kind of a shitty game, it sure did look pretty, and the combat was improved significantly with turn-based. |
I just remembered I tried to play the turn-based mod on this game, but this one needs a really big monitor, because the UI design - though nice - is bad SHT, for low resolutions. Oh! And (IIRC) game-begin was boring as hell with stupid and annoyingly grating narrator voices.
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Paizo did a new twitch stream showing off the TB & playing the game with a controller.
Link - https://www.twitch.tv/videos/686562879 |
Cool, so it looks like:
All in all, I'll be looking forward to trying out this UI after a playthrough of Wasteland 3. |
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