On the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II appears stunningly beautiful. I didn’t encounter any screen tearing issues, but there was a minor hiccup in performance on the Legion Go. The game performs smoothly on standard settings for both devices, but you may wish to adjust some settings according to your personal preferences.
Initially, Kingdom Come had many positive aspects, but it wasn’t without its fair share of problems. Upon release, its performance was subpar and received much criticism, but these issues were rectified with subsequent updates. However, its combat and story left room for improvement. The combat, while entertaining in one-on-one duels, was disappointingly awkward during group fights. The story, featuring robust characters and an intriguing premise, suffered from disjointed narrative pacing.
While playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 for this review, I had concerns about these issues resurfacing due to their presence in the original game. Yet, I was optimistic that a full decade of development would address these shortcomings.
“We hope to do it in partnership with Jony Ive.”
Normally, inserting extra “dummy frames” can cause input delay, which was noticeable in AMD’s Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) iterations. However, employing NVIDIA Reflex (or Radeon Anti-Lag for AMD users) could potentially eliminate any lag or latency during gameplay, and the performance I’ve witnessed with DLSS 4 Mesh Shaders is truly remarkable. If you invest in a top-tier RTX 50 Series GPU and venture into Night City on PC, this is the kind of experience you can anticipate.
Six months passed before I finally understood that my HP mouse and keyboard weren’t up to par for playing the original DayZ mod on Arma 2. It turns out the free PC peripherals I got from my college computer labs were less than ideal.
In a flash, the internet stocks of the two graphics cards became scarce. Regrettably, amusing stories surfaced about people queuing at actual stores, only to find out that merely four RTX 5090 units were available.