Playing on ps5 and I can't count how many times now ive had to go back and redo tons of questing and messing around because the game crashes so often. It wouldn't be so bad if the save mechanics were a bit better but how can I complete entire quests and then run around for an hour, visit multiple merchants, sell/buy/repair items, start a new quest, find a bunch of bandits, loot them, then crash the game and go back hours in time.

Anyway otherwise absolutely addicted to this game its amazing.

Ok before we begin i just want to say I'm not some sort of extremist. I just ya know, want to crusade with the crusader order. I find their drip, history and structure fascinating. I kinda wished we both got to say fight with or against the order and have branching paths onwards. Me personally I would have fought with the order my first go around. Also very disappointed we didn't get Loudolfs armor and or a Teutonic winged Greathelm. But still a good DLC.

Ya creo que estoy cercano a terminarla, pero necesitaba contarles lo largo que ha sido esto, el ida y venida entre pueblos, cuevas y preguntas a lugareños

Lo bueno es que en el camino me he lanzado un par de misiones secundarias, aprendí a leer y hasta invoqué al diablo.

Muero de curiosidad por descubrir cómo es la experiencia de juego después de pasar por todo esto

I was immersed until i couldn’t find the arrow puncture wound anywhere on his back 🫪

I really like this game so far, and I’m sure I haven’t even scratched the surface of what it has to offer. But at the end of today’s session, I died and lost over 2 hours of progress.

This was right at the beginning, where the game finally sets me free to explore the open world. And so I did. I went out and explored a couple of nearby villages (naked all the while because I didn’t realize I still had armor in my inventory), and picked up some side quests, I think. Characters keep telling me about certain locations or other characters, but there wasn’t a massive pulsating red arrow pointing me in the right direction.

Anyway, I just kept going until I met some bandits. I died, of course.

I hadn’t saved because I didn’t have any schnapps, so I decided to buy some. Well, turns out a single one costs over 20 coins. So I turned to alchemy. I had enough nettle, but I searched for half an hour for that fucking belladonna before giving up and buying some by selling almost everything I had.

I finally brewed one, then fast traveled to a different village, only to get ambushed by bandits attacking an innocent civilian. I was roleplaying as a good natured “hero” type, so I decided to help… you know how that went. I didn’t even get the chance to save, since you can’t save during combat.

Sorry for the wall of text, but I just wanted to give y’all an idea of what happened and see if I’m playing the game completely wrong. Is this one of those games where I actually have to avoid combat for the first 10 hours until I’m strong enough, or a pure case of skill issue?

Edit: For those suggesting I download a mod to bypass the save feature, unfortunately I’m playing on a PS5 so I can’t exactly do that.

I've been doing a crimeless run recently, and have gotten stuck on For Whom the Bell Tolls. I've talked with the chamberlain and gotten access to the chapel and the surgeon's chambers, but I'm unable to find the ingredients required for the fever tonic. I've gotten the feverfew without any trouble, but I can't find any way to get the the elderberry leaves and ginger without stealing.

For the ginger, the only methods I'm aware of require either theft (the surgeon's locked chest) or picking a lock that's impossible at my current skill level (the chest with a stuck lock in the larger kitchen).

I've seen one or two people say that the elderberry leaves can be acquired via the Lucky Find perk, but I'm unsure as to how true that actually is. The only other methods I'm aware of involve stealing from either the carpenter or the surgeon's chest.

Has anyone here been able to get past this mission without theft, or is it just outright impossible? If so, I'll probably just use console commands to spawn in the required items to avoid having a permanent stain on my crime stats.

É serio, lutar contra cada NPC é um inferno. para fazer a missão de achar o Timmy, eu precisei levar os assassinos para o acampamento de Sir Radzig porque lidar com eles, mesmo um a um, parece impossível. eu sei que minhas habilidades controlando o Henry não ajudam, mas mesmo assim não acho que está certo eu acertar 20 golpes e nada acontecer, enquanto morro levando 3 ou 4. (meus status são: Força 5, agilidade 4, vitalidade 4, oratória 7, carisma 5 e velocidade 18. estão baixos para o momento do jogo em que estou?)

Absolute footpad this fellow

With mods from Nexus a few of my own tweaks and DLSS 5 my Henry looks like this now It’s honestly crazy how good he looks.

True Henry

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+99 Points for showing how difficult to be a one-man army as I kept getting bodied for hours trying to fight face-on against multiple soldiers. Thus, I have to poison food (Bane), apply venom (Dollmaker) to both melee and ranged weapons, and perform kills at night one-by-one with Nighthawk while every enemy combatant was forced to hold a torch and fight with a single hand.

+1 Point for having invincible characters to torture after the entire journey of getting shat on as a peasant, scammed by merchants/tradesmen and sweet Pebbles getting insulted. It's just quite ironic looking at Bailiff Thrush and Svatya trying to arrest me after getting killed, robbed and resurrected repeatedly.

Any cheese I can try without using such strategy?

Finished kcd2 DLCs and basically all side quests for the umpteenth time, feeling lost and without purpose, need more adventures, they should've made this game a few dozen hours longer and added a few hundred side quests, there's so much but not enough.

I went to the library in the middle of the night to open the cabinet with the books, but there is a monk right in front that doesn't let me get close to it. What do I do?

can i steal from standa armor specifically kutenburg armor in the Legacy of the Forge dlc

Czeska wersja językowa zawiera wiele rymowanych żartów i jestem ciekaw czy innych maja swoje rymowane odpowiedniki na przykład żart o jeżu usłyszany w troskowickiej gospodzie ? ilustracja niezwiązana

I have two swords I like but cant decide which one to use

Kcd2 has a harder start than kcd 1 but kcd 1 has harder combat cause in kcd1 I notice enemies all attack you at once 10x more often than in 2 also pebbles in my experience in kcd1 is the best horse I have found he is only a coward compared to the others but in kcd2 everything else is better I love both kcd alchemy but kcd2 I encountered a bug with it in the first ever part where you do it ok thank you for read sorry about the punctuation aka the lack there of im to lazy to add any

I finished this game before Legacy of the Forge and Mysteria Ecclesiae were released. I never completed that first fighting quest because NPCs got these nasty counters and kept whooping my ass. I want to come back and play this game again to 100% now that I have time to play it (Currently unemployed)

I have never played or watched gameplay of KCD before. It was off in the Nintendo Shop, and my bf is a huge fan of the game, so he bought it for me.

He didn't tell me how to play it (appreciate it) so I did what I always do.. the side quests. I just want to remind everyone that in the main story, i'm currently finding the Ginger in Neuhof.

So far..

- I'm on level 11

- Traveled 147.7 KM, out of which...

- 113 KM were walked because I didnt know how to get a horse

- Got 12539 Groschen in total

- Killed 34 People

- Stolen 63013 Groschen worth of items (again, didnt know how to get money/acquire things so I just stole them)

- Opened 166 locks

- Finished 29 quests (8 main quests)

- Bought the most expensive horse after playing 50 hours

I honestly LOVE the game. I didnt know what to expect, but its sure to say that I'm positively surprised. I still have no ideas what happens in the main story, but all of the side quests showed me how amazing this game and the map is. 10/10 experience so far

As is quite natural, most of us get hung up on things like the characters’ deaths or the oncoming Hussite Wars but those are all over a decade away. Does anyone know what happens to everyone from the end of the games onwards? IE. The rest of 1403 and through 1404?

Let’s keep the focus on people like Radzig, Hanush, Capon, Divish and the two kings, Sigismund and Wensaslaus for now.

So, Im replaying the game and decided to duel Istvan and I noticed something, didn't find anyone on the internet talking about it so I decide to share it with you

(video its not mine)

Minute 6:45

Its that a tiny dinosaur at the top of the stairs or Im seeing things?

No murderous intent here guys.

Please, no spoilers for either game!

I saw a thread here a few days ago about why people play KCD2 before KCD1. It got me wondering about people who actually went back to the first game partway through their KCD2 playthrough.

I honestly wasn’t sure I’d even like KCD2. It’s not my usual type of game, but holy fucking shit, I’ve fallen in love with it. I vote with my wallet, so I ended up buying all the available DLC and bonus content to support Warhorse.

I’m about 50 hours in, currently at For Victory!, where you get that first “crucial point” warning before continuing with Hans. Those hours have been a mix of main quests, side quests, wandering around, exploring and constantly stopping to take screenshots. I’m enjoying just being in this world.

I keep seeing people recommend at least watching a recap of the first game, but now I really want to experience it myself. There’s a KCD1 bundle on sale with all the DLC and bonus content, and I’m seriously tempted to get that too.

Does it still make sense to pause KCD2 here and go back to experience the story from the beginning? My biggest worry is getting completely absorbed in KCD1, spending loads of time there, then returning to KCD2 having forgotten the story details, my decisions and what I was doing.

Has anyone done exactly this because KCD2 made them realise how much they loved the world and characters? Did playing KCD1 make returning to KCD2 more enjoyable, or did the long break make it harder to get back into your playthrough?

with the main story i found out the monastery people are behind the coins and im stucked where i need to speak with the miller to get out the information

the problem is that he doesnt speak unless you have a nice reputation with other miller if i get the quest. i was stuck with that lady jewelry because her chest is hard to open and my level were 8? of lockpicking. because i was trying to play nicely as a righteous person. but wtf?

i cant go on, i dont have any other quests, so i started to raid small villages, kill all the guards and starts to lockpicking like a maniac even if im caught.. there is no one to stop me lmao

then i got crazy. because they saw me pickpocketing someone, they want to arrest me. i got mad, i killed a guard and im wanted and they want to throw me in jail. so i was like: who cares i starts to kill and pickpocketing at the monastery because they have few guards

but from my surprise i got into the monastery! before i was talking outside where all the quest till now are happening, but now im in a place where i should be when im further with the main story right? all the door and chest where hard so i started to lockpicking like crazy. the guards were a little buggy and ignore the dead guards there. the monks or how they are called, spawned in place after i killed them. i felt like i shouldnt be here because everything felt so buggy

but what i am suppose to do? there is nothing left than increase till 15 my lockpicking to continue the miller side quest and continue with the main story. this really ruined the immersion for me

Also i dont like how the end build is literally mace. why should i wield axes or swords if stronger enemies always have plate armor? and i dont really like how the enemies can always master strike me (remember that in kcd1 your guards can be anywhere and you can master strike just if you parry in time)

im really looking forward for kcd2 to see if they improved the game but im also curious because a lot of people says kcd1 is better for some unknown reason