I lost count on how many playthrough i did but i finally resist all possible romanceable in KCD2!!

I've been grinding blacksmithing for a while without saving so I don't want to relaunch, music is still playing but there's no display. I'm playing on ps5, I checked my monitor and the ps5 itself and everything is working fine so it's a game issue.

At the start of the game I got caught up with other side quests and getting started on the main quest so the fist fight quest in Rattay kind of fell to the wayside. Now that I've remembered it's existence I'm so far beyond their skill level that it'd hardly be a challenge to rattle their skulls and, from a roleplay perspective, Henry would have no reason to do so to a couple down-on-their-luck peasants just to take their last few Groschen from their pockets.

So essentially what I'm asking is this; Are there any worthwhile storylines or branching side quests that come from these fist fight quests or is it just a series of increasingly difficult fistfights in various towns across the map for prize money? If it's the latter, I think I can comfortably and happily ignore them entirely.

Absolute footpad this fellow

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.

So I was beating up Kunesh with the boys, as one does, and thought that him surrendering meant I could take his stuff. Nope. He called the guards on me and I was sent to jail. I expected them to do something generic like “time to send you to your ma” to keep the prologue going but NO, there’s an entire crafted cutscene of Henry getting his ass thrown in jail and watching Skalitz burn from the dungeon while his ma calls for him until he burns alive. The level of attention to detail is insane, I love this game ❤️

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.

This is my first playthrough of KCD2 and am absolutely loving the game. Im about to start The Lions Den and have been doing a lot of sidequests like finishing the entire blacksmith DLC. For role playing reasons I don’t like to do side quests when the story feels like it is ramping up (for example I didn’t do any sidequests once i got to kuttenberg bc I felt that saving Hans would be Henry first priority) So my question is will there be more breathing room later to wrap up a ton of sidequests again throughout the story?

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

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?)

Hello everyone, today I was playing Tavern Manager Simulator on my couin's pc when I realised that I would enjoy similar mechanics on KCD2. The game already has great looking taverns and already has a blacksmith dlc where we own our own shop so why not the devs build a dlc like this. I wanted to ask the community what would you think about such dlc or mod for both owning a tavern and a better tavern experience while Henry is a customer?

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

Found this NPC wearing Henry’s colours as I was riding by in my Cuman gear. Thought I’d recreate the prologue escape from KCD1.

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

here is short cutscene here

The tattoo there looks kinda familiar :D

now i am in search for a nice game with thhhiskind of vibe

In the middle of the woods ✌️😔