Kingmaker - Released

What about "household" or "luxury" items? Can you decorate your castle?

Or is that just to be sold?

Originally Posted by purpleblob
Once you are done with chapter 1, you will meet an elf who buys old relics for heaps of money - that will help you get custom companions. Make sure you hold on to items which appears to be junk but has blue(?) circles around (like enhanced items).

Reminds me of Drakensang 2. Really ancient coins sell for a very high price there.

Originally Posted by Carnifex
Yeah I've had a hard rule the last five years or so about not playing a game during the first week or month of release, and I'm sure I'll be returning to that philosophy real soon. The current state most games are released in leave much to be desired, and it's good to keep that in mind at all times.

Me, I'm still waiting.

Originally Posted by TheRealFluent
Anything that says an antiquities collector or craftsman would be interested in, hang on to. I learned that the hard way, too.

Good tip. I had sold some of these assuming they were vendor trash.

Originally Posted by Silver
Good tip. I had sold some of these assuming they were vendor trash.

We all did, we all did.

Originally Posted by BoboTheMighty
but has that Mother Russia level of polish to it.

Überlol.

I'm curious about the Kingdom part. Was never interested in base building, I don't know why people like it, I hate when devs use their time for base building development… and in MP games I just attack them and don't build myself . Well, e.g. in ArmA Dayz mod era.

The startup behaviour is horrible. E.g., here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZbv8aNAD08 - same slow start on my side, almost 2 minutes. It feels wrong, there is something wrong, I hope they manage to tame Unity. It's not doing much, but occupies one core, and it is not a disk load issue.

Originally Posted by yllaettaevaet

I'm curious about the Kingdom part. Was never interested in base building, I don't know why people like it, I hate when devs use their time for base building development… and in MP games I just attack them and don't build myself . Well, e.g. in ArmA Dayz mod era.

The Kingdom stuff is excellent, IMO. It makes you feel like a true baron of your land. Building a settlement is just a smaller part of it, the real treat is taking on tasks appointed by advisors, or meeting with folks to discuss their issues, signing possible treaties or deals, conquering or seizing new lands and then adventuring to solve new problems that arise. It's great fun IMO, and keeps things interesting and fresh.

And it's more about keeping your barony safe and the people happy than simple base building. Building takes just a few minutes to do but then you're off to adventure and tackle new issues that arise.

Anyone having and luck getting the graphics settings to save and not reset all the time? Not sure if it's even saving when I exit the menu…

Originally Posted by TheRealFluent
Anyone having and luck getting the graphics settings to save and not reset all the time? Not sure if it's even saving when I exit the menu…

Has been reported a few times. IDK if it helps to set keys in Registry, they save their settings in hkcu\software\owlcat… but in a strange way.

Originally Posted by Silver
Good tip. I had sold some of these assuming they were vendor trash.

There is an easy way to not sell them by mistake. Shop UI has a button that says Offer. When you click it, game transfers all safe to sell items from your inventory to trader Sell tab. I usually choose which armor, weapons and magic stuff to sell and then click offer so the rest of the trash is also transferred.

Originally Posted by Archangel
There is an easy way to not sell them by mistake. Shop UI has a button that says Offer. When you click it, game transfers all safe to sell items from your inventory to trader Sell tab. I usually choose which armor, weapons and magic stuff to sell and then click offer so the rest of the trash is also transferred.

Wow. If that works it's the closest I've heard anyone coming to an actual awesome button. Wish I had that in PoE2 as well.

Some other game I played in the past couple of years had a simliar button but they call lt something else; sadly i don't remember the name of the game

Originally Posted by TomRon
Wow. If that works it's the closest I've heard anyone coming to an actual awesome button. Wish I had that in PoE2 as well.

Originally Posted by you
Some other game I played in the past couple of years had a simliar button but they call lt something else; sadly i don't remember the name of the game

WL2 had the "junk" attribute to items which partly did the same thing. It's a worthwhile feature to have the option to mark anything you don't want as trash as well.

Well several games have the ability to mark things as trash but that doesn't help when it is unknown if it is trash Of course one could argue that lack of knowing is part of the game.

Originally Posted by TomRon
WL2 had the "junk" attribute to items which partly did the same thing. It's a worthwhile feature to have the option to mark anything you don't want as trash as well.

Originally Posted by Archangel
There is an easy way to not sell them by mistake. Shop UI has a button that says Offer. When you click it, game transfers all safe to sell items from your inventory to trader Sell tab. I usually choose which armor, weapons and magic stuff to sell and then click offer so the rest of the trash is also transferred.

Uhm… wow. So that's what that thingy does.

O_o

I probably skipped the tutorial that informed me about this?

PS:
At this point, I doubt the "offer" button is really safe. It includes skins, diamonds and other stuff that "are of interest to a collector" or "to a craftsman". So… I kinda suspect those need to be kept.

Originally Posted by Silver
Good tip. I had sold some of these assuming they were vendor trash.

You sir, have just been demoted a rank in the exclusive RPG Inventory Hoarders Club.

Originally Posted by Wisdom
You sir, have just been demoted a rank in the exclusive RPG Inventory Hoarders Club.

Gazooks! I'll never live it down.

Ouch PC Gamer reviewed the game and gave it a 69/100.

Link - https://www.pcgamer.com/pathfinder-kingmaker-review/

There’s a lot to like in Kingmaker, and it’s clear the dev has a passion for this classic era of PC role-playing—which, in the case of its often absurd level of difficulty, isn’t always a good thing. But it hasn’t grabbed me as firmly as those games, or recent examples of the genre’s resurgence such as Divinity: Original Sin or Pillars of Eternity. The story, visual design, and setting offer little I haven’t seen in a dozen other fantasy games, and I wasn’t as beguiled by it as much as I’d hoped. Once upon a time a good CRPG was hard to find, but now we’re slightly spoiled for choice and Kingmaker doesn’t quite stack up with the best, even if it does get a lot right and throws a few neat new ideas into the mix.

I was going to start playing this in a few days, but I might actually wait for a patch or two.

When pcderper says something like this

Odyssey is quickly becoming one of the best RPGs I've played since The Witcher 3.

its clear not to take them serious

Originally Posted by Couchpotato
Ouch PC Gamer reviewed the game and gave it a 69/100.

Link - https://www.pcgamer.com/pathfinder-kingmaker-review/

Probably another noob that went vs a swarm with a sword. That didn't help people in old Mummy movie and it does not help in pathfinder.