I love my vita, if I'm not playing it directly I will be using it to remote play my ps4. I'll be sad to see support stop. But to be honest, if developers had put the time into it, I think it would be a very different situation. I love playing RE Revelations 2 on there, and that shows the potential this console has! Heck, even adding more ps2 classics on there would have helped.
@ztpayne7 With the need to sleep anyway you will find yourself saving more than you realise. You wouldn't go on a long journey, or into battle with no sleep in real life. You essentially lose everything since you woke up.
I have not had any issues with the save system personally. I like the risk. I'm big on permadeath games though. The lock picking is ridiculous, this needs amending, not much though, I Iike the realism behind it, but i think apart from the training I have never bothered with it. I either run out of lock picks or rage quit. I do get stuck in a lot of doors though. Are they sorting the Runt battle? Was a tad miffed when I decided I would pack the best armour, sword and shield I could find, spent 3 hours dying in spectacular glory, although my blocking and parry have become a thing of beauty now, only to find out if I had taken my bow I could have killed him in mere moments... So I am now going to spend the eve reloading an earlier save and working on my bow skills... Just to get passed the bugger. That did disappoint me. But all in all, apart from some well needed tweaks with the lock pick mechanism and the Runt battle I'm quite content with everything. Actually one last thing. The fast travel isn't exactly fast, I appreciate the fact random event occur but sometimes if I need to get to an opposite side if the map I feel like I'm in dead time. I can't even but the kettle on in fear of a bandit attack. Rant over. Overall I'm happy with it, I keep coming back to it. And Henry is one of my favourite characters to play!
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Re: Soapbox: PS Vita's Longevity Has Been Quite Remarkable
I love my vita, if I'm not playing it directly I will be using it to remote play my ps4. I'll be sad to see support stop. But to be honest, if developers had put the time into it, I think it would be a very different situation. I love playing RE Revelations 2 on there, and that shows the potential this console has! Heck, even adding more ps2 classics on there would have helped.
Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance Save System Improvements in the Works
@ztpayne7
With the need to sleep anyway you will find yourself saving more than you realise. You wouldn't go on a long journey, or into battle with no sleep in real life. You essentially lose everything since you woke up.
Re: Kingdom Come: Deliverance Save System Improvements in the Works
I have not had any issues with the save system personally. I like the risk. I'm big on permadeath games though. The lock picking is ridiculous, this needs amending, not much though, I Iike the realism behind it, but i think apart from the training I have never bothered with it. I either run out of lock picks or rage quit. I do get stuck in a lot of doors though. Are they sorting the Runt battle? Was a tad miffed when I decided I would pack the best armour, sword and shield I could find, spent 3 hours dying in spectacular glory, although my blocking and parry have become a thing of beauty now, only to find out if I had taken my bow I could have killed him in mere moments... So I am now going to spend the eve reloading an earlier save and working on my bow skills... Just to get passed the bugger. That did disappoint me. But all in all, apart from some well needed tweaks with the lock pick mechanism and the Runt battle I'm quite content with everything. Actually one last thing. The fast travel isn't exactly fast, I appreciate the fact random event occur but sometimes if I need to get to an opposite side if the map I feel like I'm in dead time. I can't even but the kettle on in fear of a bandit attack.
Rant over. Overall I'm happy with it, I keep coming back to it. And Henry is one of my favourite characters to play!