But the adventuring part of the game plays a lot more like the first Baldur's Gate, asides from the kingdom management. I can see why people make the comparison to NWN2, because it takes the stronghold angle and amplifies it. Even if you blow off the main quests, you get warning signals and penalties to your kingdom about every week you let the issue drag on too long, so it's not immediate failure if you take too long on a main quest. With it disabled, the most you'll have to do is make sure when a major problem comes up, you go track down it's source and kill/deal with them. You can tweak nearly every aspect of difficulty in this game, including the kingdom management, or even disable it if you don't want to deal with it. This is the only aspect of the kingdom that remains if you set the kingdom to indestructible and disable management of it. There are major plot events that if you don't deal with, your kingdom can be destroyed, but you'd really have to blow off the main quest for a really long time while everyone's telling you to do this. The kingdom management is absolutely not mandatory! Anybody telling you it is mandatory has never played the game, and is 100% wrong. This sounds a whole heck of a lot like MotB for NWN 2 where they introduced that silly ass absorb spirit thingy or die mechanic, yeck, that's why i hated MotB, some mechanics may sound cool on paper but once implemented, oi jam at best *sigh* it's so unfortunate, i really want to try path finder king maker, but hearing things like this, really really makes me not want to try it, even if the time limit you are given in act 1 or whatever is adequate, an instant game over for not defending your kingdom properly? oi that churns my belly hearing things like that, rumor has it that you can put your keep on "auto" or whatever but isn't that defeating the purpose on what that games is about? Unlike NWN2, where kingdom management is both mandatory and feels forced onto a plot that didn't need it. Compare to PoE1 and 2, where it makes no sense for the main quest not to be on a timer.Īnd kingdom management is not mandatory. I have 449 hours of gameplay logged on Kingmaker, and I have never run out of time. That being said what bothers me about the game and makes me not want to play it is how the kingdom management is mandatory and if you screw it up it's an instant game over. thaco is acting like it's majora's mask and your always on a timer. Now i don't know the context of the timer as i have not played the game but yeah it is just act 1. The only timer is on chapter One (of eight), and that gives you plenty of time to see everything, and still spend a couple of weeks camping. I don't know who you have been listening too, but that simply isn't true.
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With mods to scale up the UI, it's playable at 4k. I don't think nwn2 needs an enhanced edition as much. The false sense of urgency in games has gotten ridiculous. What's atrocious is OMG the world is ending you have to save it, but I think I'm going to go screw around, everyone wait for me to kill these rats. You can even turn off all the kingdom management stuff if you want, and that'll give you even more time. That's not to say, if you're exploring an area for the main quest, come across something unrelated to the main quest, that you can't do it.
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The game just plays the opposite of most RPGs, you do the main quest stuff first, then explore, do kingdom building and sidequests in the free time between the main events. I've got to disagree, there's plenty of time to explore and do sidequests. The design decision here is just ATROCIOUS.
Exploration? Side quests? Screw that! You're on a schedule! Oh yeah, lets time freaking everything so that players have to speed through the game to see as much content as possible before being locked out. Pathfinder: Kingmaker is the game NWN2 wanted to be.
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