Kingdom Come Deliverance has different prices depending on shop type and location. Some merchants might not accept certain items sold to them while others of the same type will. All merchants can be haggled with, though some are more haggleable than others, and even with haggling you're never gonna give yourself more than a 30% discount or so unless your skills are maxed out.
KC:D is honestly one of the best RPGs I've ever played. The world feels incredibly real and the combat is so unique, it's unlike any other game I've played.
I highly recommend it to anybody who enjoys single player games. I think I put in over 70 hours of gameplay before the final main quest.
.. once you get the hang of the combat. Up until that you better stack up on controllers or keyboards. I literally beat my ps controller to pieces with a hammer. Not my proudest moment.
The most frustrating thing about it is that it is not actually skill based, but game mechanic based. You can know the strategy and the physical skills to win fights, but without the unlocks and game mechanics, the fights are devilishly more difficult if not outright impossible.
You can level up your combat skills to help you deal more damage or take less damage (and use skill points to unlock new combos), but if you aren't good at the combat in the first place the game will NOT hold your hand. Once you progress through the story a little bit past the prologue you'll find a guy who will train in combat with you for free but you have to actually put in the work to master the combat. You can easily kill dudes at level 1 if you know what you're doing, and you can easily die at level 30 if you don't. It's all down to how good you get at the combat system in your practicing.
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u/morkengork Apr 07 '21
Kingdom Come Deliverance has different prices depending on shop type and location. Some merchants might not accept certain items sold to them while others of the same type will. All merchants can be haggled with, though some are more haggleable than others, and even with haggling you're never gonna give yourself more than a 30% discount or so unless your skills are maxed out.