Sometimes realism is used in games to reveal or confront a deeper truth about the human condition. Other times it's the knee-jerk defense for some crap mechanic that should never have been put in a game in the first place. Let's talk about the latter, shall we? I just spent the past two weeks playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and after devoting more than 100 hours to life as a 15th century Bohemian peasant, I can finally emerge from my sequestered review hole like a groundhog* and talk about th...
Sometimes realism is used in games to reveal or confront a deeper truth about the human condition. Other times it's the knee-jerk defense for some crap mechanic that should never have been put in a game in the first place. Let's talk about the latter, shall we? I just spent the past two weeks playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance, and after devoting more than 100 hours to life as a 15th century Bohemian peasant, I can finally emerge from my sequestered review hole like a groundhog* and talk about th...
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