Pathfinder Kingmaker: How Not To Suck Part 1 | Beginner’s guide 

I see this video didn't get a lot of views but it still appeared in my recomended videos and was actually very helpful, so thank you for this. Hope there will be more videos!

I like the character segment

I just started playing this and wasn’t expecting to see any new videos about it. This was a pleasant surprise, thank you

This video was amazing! Hoping for more soon, you have a great and fun style c:

Just recently purchased this game. Years ago I played all kinds of Pathfinder and 2nd and 3rd edition D & D pen and paper RPG games so this really caught my attention. A bit sad to see this channel hasn't gotten more attention. This has been very informative and I love the deadpan humour.

Really appreciate this content.

Great content so far, looking forward to part 2

I just finished playing Rogue Trader and wanted to try more of their games. Just started this one. Also finished BG3 a while back so looking forward to it :)

Had this game forever and just getting around to playing it,so…thanks👍

Thumbs up for Kingmaker! I never got in the Wrath of the Righteous myself, so Kingmaker is my soft spot.

Bought PK the previous day. RU-vid AI doing a great job suggesting this video for beginners.

So, I've played D&D off and on for the last 30 years or so, but never really delved into Pathfinder. Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, and Planescape: Torment are some of my favorite games of all time. I love how this guide actually skips the complex details while letting you know that they are there if you want to get into them. I'll have to check out some more of your videos. Glad this was recommended to me.

I played both Pillars of Eternity and both Divinity Original Sin, and I have to say that Pathfinder is the most challenging one. I'm playing on "Unfair" dificulty and is extremely challenging, specially the kingdom management. After 350 hours, I have very little to finish, and my characters are level 18, so they are extremely powerful. My main character is an eldritch archer, and is a very funny class to play, sort of glass cannon

Hello! I am considering starting this game and happened to find this!

Just started playing. I got the game on Xbox for sale for a little over 7 dollars. This game seems to had gotten a lot of bad press, but I like it so far. Thank you for the guide.

I like this video

This showed up in my recommended when i just started this game. Perfect timing... Then felt called out when I saw we picked the same name and character portrait (resting bitch face for the win) and we both missed a lot of hits. I'm going to enjoy this video series!

Part 2 plz 😁

Thanks. I purchased the Pathfinder PC games but it has been sitting in my GOG list. Having never played a Pathfinder game, I was hoping to find information which doesn't spoil the game(s). Is this the sort of game which needs a few mods to make it less broken, or is it ready to go? Love your accent.

Great video so far ❤. I just started this game and some of the things in part one I already figured out but it’s still massive and overwhelming…. Where I struggle at the moment is… I don’t know in which order to explore the first area. I wouldn’t mind if there wasn’t the time limitations with 90 days. I’m already down to 60 and I have the feeling that I’ve done nothing but a few quests, still no gear and many of the spots where I can go the enemies are simply to heavy or no challenge at all. And for my understanding if I don’t do the right order I may miss something of the story. Maybe you can pick the subject up on your second part and give me here a short tip how I can proceed. Thanks in advance, gave you a like and subscribe

I am also a Crpg beginner, the other day I was playing BG3 and I couldn't figure out why my spell caster wouldn't cast spells, it turns out that you can't wear armor for some reason.

6:53 It's Irovetti, not Ivoretti

I've played wrath of the Righteous a fair amount so I'm mostly concerned with any changes between those two. I know I'm backwards as shit but nevertheless.

the UI looks very different to the one I have in my game, weird

why does the UI look like that?

I like Kingmaker, but the thing that bothers me is it needlessly over complicates what should be simple. An example would be on choosing a new skill on level up, there's a lot of words but I still have no clue what the damage average is going to be or if it has potential to be broken with my current build or horrifically useless. It feels a little impenetrable at times, unsuitable for casual RPG players with a sub100 IQ, such as myself. PotR is also proving difficult to comprehend. I'm trying to build a sort of Jedi/Sith class using kinetic knight as the base because of the energy sword, and planning on adding some wizard spells for CC and buffs, basically replicating force powers. So far it doesn't seem to be going well, still very early but I fear I'll be going back to the drawing board.

I dont know how yall can stand playing these in turn based mode.. i dont particularly dislike turn based games, but there are so few rtwp options. I find the real time combat far more exciting

I wish it were illegal to use the Curb Your Enthusiasm music in videos. It doesn't make you automatically funny or cute.

You forgot Amiri. Big mistake.