How do I play this game

Why am I getting my ass kicked by random dipshits on the streets?

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Listen to the advice the NPCs give you: join a camp.

Invest in 1h weapon skill and get some armor

>How do I play this game
You don't. It's bad.

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but first 10 lp into 1h fighting

suddenly it's actually easy

Wait how do I put in skillpoints? Im level 2 already and see no option to do so

you go to a trainer and learn the skill

in the old camp the guy in the arena scatty can teach you fighting skills

also go to the smithy in the swamp camp and pick the chest there, no one gives a fuck about and you get a Axe that does 30 damage fore free

>Why am I getting my ass kicked by random dipshits on the streets?
because you're just some dipshit loser thrown in the colony, the others have probably been fighting for survival for months

learn lockpicking
steal shit from all houses of miners in outside ring or old camp

now you have easy mode

Get a bodyguard and let him kill the enemies for you, when you have enough xp. buy a bow and gg. Then you can star practising with your sword.

this but unironically, being a nobody instead of an almighty hero and getting your ass kicked by random bums is the main selling point of this game, after starting like act 3 it turns into the usual forgettable rpg and theres no reason to play it anymore.
you've already experienced all gothic has to offer OP

Diego can help you pump strength up, visit him after you learn how to use a sword. By level 4 you should be strong enough to handle anything, by lvl 5 you can join a camp and move the story forward.

Is it just me or is this game vastly overrated? People act like it's the end all be all of RPGs but it's just an adventure game with leveling up like The Elder Scrolls but with less and arguably worse overall content.

it has an incredibly well designed map and it's one of the few RPGs that actually gives you a real meaningful feeling of progressing and getting stronger. I love how grounded this game feels with no magic items until very late into the game and where armor is extremely rare and valuable and kind of acts like a status symbol among the prisoners. There just isn't any game quite like it, but if you haven't played it back in the day, I can see why it would be almost impossible to overlook the janky controls and the clunky combat.

nigga

this came out before Morrowind and it does so many things better than it

all that radiant AI bullshit that they pushed with Oblivion was already there in G1 and done better

also the game is fully voice acted and when your in the game there is't a single loading screen ever

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>People act like it's the end all be all of RPGs
Because of the nostalgia.

Judging by this post it's because Gothic fans don't play very many RPGs. This is the same kind of shit TES fans say. They tell you about the shallow RPG mechanics and how amazing they are because they've barely had any exposure to the genre. Gothic is a half assed action adventure game with half assed RPG mechanics.
>I can see why it would be almost impossible to overlook the janky controls and the clunky combat
I didn't say anything about the combat or controls. In fact the combat is extremely easy once you understand it which doesn't take long if you stick with it.
>video focuses mostly on combat
Embarrassing. It's shit in both games you retarded tribalist.
>all that radiant AI bullshit that they pushed with Oblivion was already there in G1 and done better
No it wasn't, the schedules/AI in Gothic were a lot more primitive.

It's better than any game you like

the game was groundbreaking for its time and if you play it today, it's actually shocking to see that the NPC daily routines and their AI and how they react towards your character for stealing, sneaking, drawing weapons etc is still pretty much on par or better than what any modern triple A open world game has to offer.

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>They tell you about the shallow RPG mechanics and how amazing they are because they've barely had any exposure to the genre.
What are you even talking about? What other vastly superior open world action RPGs were you playing at the time besides Morrowind and Gothic?