7 Things Not To Do in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 

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Find it funny how Bethesda game are just as buggy but get a pass while a kickstarter game with a much smaller budget is so criticized.

combat is as realistic as it can get, 2 vs 1 is actually deadly in real life

Tried to kill the bandits after ginger with over 10 failed attempts... Then I realise Bernard can come with me and he one shots both of them.... an absolute unit that lad

I just treat Henry how I'd treat myself. Bath in morning, wash in afternoon, eat every now and then, and never lose sleep.

pro tip: dont kill an entire village cuz they wont sell you anything or train you afterwards

This game is a masterpiece, bugs included.

This game takes realism to another level. You should be invested in European and medieval history. It's a very difficult game made for a small part of the gaming community. That being said it's one of the best RPGs I've played in a very long time but as I said it requires a lot of patience and tolerance.

This game is one of a kind

This game is definitely made for players like me. Some may like a more casual approach to gaming and not think too much but I like to roleplay like its an alternate life for me, like "oh so this is what my life would be like if I had been born under entirely different circumstances". Im glad not all game developers are pandering to the casual gamers like the majority out there

Being able to understand what the Cumans are saying, because you are Hungarian? Priceless :D

Playing this game in 2019. Y’all should’ve waited like I did. Game was a buggy mess at release but was still a historical masterpiece. The devs fixed a lot of the bugs. Plays amazing. Plays nothing like the reviews I saw on RU-vid from a year ago. I love how punishingly hard this game is.

Craftsman*, not peasant. It's like three steps up on the feudal ladder.

Despite the bugs *I LOVE THIS GAME*

You forgot these: PERKS - theres lots of different perks that can really change your character build depending which ones you chose, because many of them are mutually exclusive POTION EFFECTS ON WEAPONS - you can put any potion from the alchemy on any weapons or food item and play around with how the NPCs react to that HORSES AND HORSE EQUIP - there are 3 stables around the gameworld each is selling horses with different stats that can be pimped up in terms of how much weight they carry, how fast they can move and how easy the are controlled, this is VERY important for players that chose more lightweight built for their characters REPUTATION SYSTEM - dont leave witnesses if you chose a life of crime, once they report it, your reputation for that part of the game world and the given fraction the NPCs that saw you is will start disliking you, BUT you can counter balance this by giving tips to the traders when haggling, giving water to people caught in pillory, few coins to beggars, helping local to chase down a thief in the street or doing jobs for local lawmen. If your reputation is high, you will get better prices in shops and some conversation options. HUNTING - animals have TONS of meat in them, yes, it gets rotten if you dont sell it too fast and it is also considered stolen (poached) so only miller will buy it, BUT, noone cares that its stolen if you COOK it before you sell it ;-) ALCHEMY - once you get all the potion recipes, you can make yourself filthy rich using autocook option and then sell the potions, since the ingredients for all potions are plenty around the map, plus you will have more than enough of the save potions on you at all times.

3:44 health can also be replenished at the baths, and if (and WHEN,) you unlock the Troubador perk available when your speech skill reaches level 8, you'll be able to use all bathhouse services everywhere, completely for free. If you use the "wench and all the services that come with her" option, it'll restore your health, nourishment and energy to full. Troubador is the most OP perk in the whole game, and you shouldn't pass it up. That's a pro-tip of its own.

Seeing more comments with people complaining about people complaining rather than the people actually complaining

Stay away from bushes, they are leg breakers..

People buggin this game is amazing, I’m having a lot of fun with this. I get it’s not for some people but idk I hear too much whining

The best advice that I can give to new players is always practice with Bernard at first and then look for trouble and cumans on purpose. Grab all their armor and sell it to the armorer and trader in rattay it will provide you with shitload of money. I got like 25k just from selling trash that I found on dead bandits.

Feel the majority of people who complain about this game haven't actually played it 🤔 great first game by warhorse and hope more people give it a chance (although not for everyone).

Sometimes the "realism" only applies to what the game devs want to emphasize in difficulty. The law system is basically broken and the movement system leaves something to be desired, but otherwise this is a solid enough game. I hope this game dosent get abandoned and actually gets fully developed, because I love it from a historian's perspective.

It's one of the best authentic realistic true RPGs I've ever played.

I loved the witch quest. It had quotes from Macbeth and the Crucible, two great plays.

It's now 2021 and i decided to reinstall the game again, this is one of the best hardcore survival rpg's out there

Best advice I've gotten for this game, thanks IGN :D

It's so incredible how many immersive details they included to make it as realistic as possible. I love it

This game is an underrated hardcore rpg in my opinion.

Once bugs are patched , this game will be even more amazing. Also , they confirmed new content already on the way.

It’s been 3 years and I’m just now seeing this game. So underrated even though there’s bugs it’s a masterpiece.

KCD is an amazing game ! Can honestly say its in my top 10 all time favourite games !

Always bring dollmaker potion, bane potion in pockets. Apply it in arrow and sword. A single struck become death call for them or make them unconscious.

As Sir Radzig said, Henry is not a peasant, he is a blacksmith's apprentice. That's a completely different class.

If I had any friends I would recommend this game to them. This game is one of the best games I’ve ever played.

Jokes on you, I have my own unblockable attack that requires no special training... Walk backwards until you desync the lock on mechanic and then stab away while the enemy is chasing you, as they cannot block anything if they aren't locked in combat.

Don't know when this changed but now master strikes can be learned way earlier. In the main quest you're sent to train the basics with Bernard, have a contest with Hans capon and then you have to report with the bailiff. As soon as you get your orders from the bailiff you can go back to Bernard for training and learn master strikes, combos or simply sparring with Bernard stops time so you can do a lot of sessions before you have to report with Nightingale the next day at noon for patrol.

The best solution to food is to eat from pots. The stew never spoils, gives about 20 points of nourishment, and can be found everywhere!

2:37 *laughs in human dustbin*

I appreciate these styles of videos. "Tips & Tricks" They Indicate how a game is complex and remains interesting (unlike 1-dimensional shooters or platformers). In games, the most desirable quality isn't graphical fidelity but instead the agency brought by a Systemic Sandbox.

You can lern the master strikes right when you have the option to train with Bernard, it doesnt depend on the quest line. Just spar with him, level up and then he can teach you the ability.

Worth noting that while you can use a longsword with a shield, none of your skill point longsword moves will work so either use it two handed or use the shortswords and save your points for their moves which do allow for shields.

4:45Uhh 3/4 of my inventory are stolen goods... Even my armor

Give it a year or two and this games going to blow up even more

best tip for combat in the game is to master clinching. it's the auto grapple that happens when you get too close to an enemy, who wins is decided by the strength stat of the participants. a 12+ strength will make you win all clinches in combat, just remember to press either the LMB or the button for kicking as soon as the clinch animation starts. after clinching the enemy is staggered and open for a quick strike or the opening to a combo. win win chicken dinner.

I’ve played the game twice. Loved the first time (at release) then just started playing again recently and this game is awesome. I love the combat.

did you know. you can learn masterstrikes as early as "The Prey" quest. when you are asked to become Sir Capon's page in his sport. You can wait for Sir Capon to appear in the Courtyard tell him that to start travelling to the camp, but then you can let him go alone and wait for Sir Bernard to go to the arena and then you can learn masterstrike from there as well as take the quest to kill the nearby bandit leader, on that camp there's a horse you can use to catch up to Sir Capon to the Camp

Wish we could give alms to the beggers

If you need armor I suggest looking up the location of Ancient maps. The first 4 are worth it(the 5th one has a very hard lock pick) or just steal them from Talmberg since it’s the easiest castle to steal from

Your horse's tack can also get damaged, but only by enemy attacks. If you dismount before battle, you'll likely never ever need to repair horse kit. You can repair it if the damage is on the do-it-yourself threshold. Reins and Saddle can be repaired by the Cobbler. The caparison by the Tailor. Armor by Armor kits (DLC only, but I think everyone just buys everything about this awesome game outright). Horseshoes do not wear. Not sure if having worn out gear impacts gameplay in any way, but I like to keep it tidy. A way to quickly earn Repair skill is by using repair kits to repair every piece of gear you find. You can stock up on repair kits on tradesmen and still make a profit. Alternatively, taking evey blade you find to a grindstone or repeatedly blunting and and sharpening them up is a viable, boring but low cost strategy. It's quite easy to do. I find it easier to do with a keyboard and easiest with an analog controller. Furthermore, it's waaaay cheaper to repair a piece after every battle than it is to take it to a tradesman falling apart after a ton of battles. I always carry one of each kit in my horse for that. Depending on your playstyle, you'll burn through kits at a different rate. Plate and chain armor will eat up your armor repair kits, so stock up. Usually the ones the enemy drops are enough, but the bigger kit is more carry weight effective. The ammount of repair kit consumed is proportional to the value of the item. Likewise, so is the repair cost if you take it to a tradesman.

This game is one of the best games I’ve ever played in my life ever I wish they come out with part two

Great tips for once. Thanks IGN.

Make sure you get the stealth kill skill. By far one of the best perks in the game.

It proves how we would actually fare in medieval world without save button .

I wish they added bounty hunts to catch criminals if you picked heroic side

So refreshing to play a game with actual quest variety that also makes you actually use your brain. So many open world RPGs (including the Witcher 3) boil down to following markers, doing combat, and dialogue with no real thought needed in between. This game still has objective markers, but it will mark a large area for you to do some sort of more open-ended task. And most of the quests can branch off in all sorts of different ways. It bucks the trend of removing "unnecessary" systems such as haggling, persuasion, reading skill, hunger, sleep etc. All of these things further pull you in and cement you within the game world. It also doesn't feel the need to throw waves of enemies at you just to fullfill some sort of action quota. A large chunk of this game involves non combat challenges and I love it. When the combat does happen, it feels exciting because it is not the norm.

This is the best game I ever played. I've never seen anything like this. I binged the entire main story and that took me more than 2 weeks and also the game kept interesting till the end. I highly recommend it to anyone who hasn't played it yet.

30 hours for the main story (great story + story telling), 100 hours if done with the side quests. All that in a beautiful Bohemian countryside with infinite ways of how to complete most of the quests. Worth every penny.

I have to focus on living and surviving in my ACTUAL life let alone in this one. May hold off till summer for this one

The horse to stash your stuff doesn't work anymore, they search everything...

When there are more enemies than allys you can just jeez them by walking backwards because they will run after you and do a perfect counter

Game runs great on my PlayStation 4 so far. The story is really good.

They need to add a house dlcs for storage...

This guide went from things not to do, to things to do in a heartbeat.

I took on the entire bandit camp and cumans on the mission to get his sword back(but dont) with level 14 sword fighting. It gets pretty easy once you figure it out.

If you graduated from 'The Long Dark' interloper, the health/food/energy management is cake

Man, this game looks complicated as hell! I’m a huge fan of Skyrim but this is a whole new level of immersion...Should I give it a go o nah?

They should make an rpg that takes place in the Americas during the French Indian war. You can choose your path. First person and third. Clothing, food, sleep, medical care. So far as an amputation that will effect gameplay. Sickness. Friendships , court ships with any one in the game word. You can be a soldier, criminal, farmer, trapper. An assortment of different muskets. Fully customizable.

I just ordered this game, I can't wait to get it. so, I've been looking at video's to prepare myself for when I get it.

the game becomes too trivial when you bump up your stats, even on hardcore

I love the gameplay mechanics, though I miss my beautiful dragons :( I really hope the next Elder Scrolls implement certain things from this game. Not all of them but at least some of them. Especially the combat system, it’s awesome!

See i haven't gotten any of that training stuff yet. But i adapted to fight many opponents by hedging them away from their friends until i only had to worry about two fronts, rather than three or four, and using trees to shield me from arrows.

layered armor is so simple to make and yet so effective as satisfying.

Who’s still playing in 2020?

Probably wait a few months and pick it up when it's around $30. Hopefully they'll have patched most of the issues by then.

Well thanks for the info

Some of these have skills that solve the problem, like old food. The skill human dustbin basically negates food poisoning

*Well done on stealing this video almost word for word from Callisto.*

My all time favorite game by far

"Don't let your armor and weapons break" it's much easier just to have civil clothes set to change in town or village stables and look cool.

you can get the master strikes before the ginger quest you just need to go back to bernard after the combat tutorials

I hope warhorse make a game set in ancient Egypt times

*Waiting for a price drop*

i love this game, encountered a few bugs that were fustrating, but i still wanna go back and play it. generally if a game doesn't catch me after the first hour i don't play it that often. but kcd hooked me been spending most of my free time playing it and it is hard to put down.

If you're stuck on a tough part, I suggest playing Chumps for an hour or so. Bows are CRAZY OP in this game and you can take a few opponents at a time by back peddling and firing in their faces.

You can just oneshot almost everyone in the head from 1-2 meter away. In a fight against multiple enemies you just don't need a sword. Just shoot them in the heads and let your armor deal with the hits. I killed like 20 people like that in the viper's nest quest. Took me about 5 tries.

I want to be able to save so I can turn it off to eat or go to school

I struggled with combat at first but now I have 20 strength and with Herod’s Sword I can just swing wildly and win every time.

I know from some people working there, that except fixing bugs, they are starting continuation even chronologically into religious hussite wars at the 15th century.

Your forgot the most important step: Learn Hungarian

If this game is really successful, I hope they make a sequel about Samurais and ninjas Asia based

I recommend Honey! Its infinite plus 2.5 nurishment and 3 energy. Weights about 0.3 ish. So 10x of those and your set for life

IGN guide on Common sense. Being honest though, The first tip is pretty good. If you don't do the first quest ginger in a pickle and delay it for a long period of time. when you arrive Bernard will berate you and tell you that the suspect ran off. BUT what if you do objectives before the mission? The Quest "On the scent" (No Spoilers)usually leaves you encountering someone near dead. But if you were to arrive to the scene before you know where his whereabouts are you will find him alive and freaking out. Which will lead to a alternate ending to that quest.

the game is amazing but needs optimization and im sure the developers are working on it i mean even the witcher 3 needed optimizations even on consoles but they fixed it so give the developers 2 to 3 weeks

So this is like a great value version of Mount and Blades?

Playing this in 2022 and it's absolutely brilliant. Along with Original Sin 2 it's the best RPG of the decade.

I just get the human dustbin perk and eat no matter the quality or whether or not it is spoiled, although I wonder whether or not the perk was in the game or added later.

First thing to do is download a mod that can give you unlimited saves.. now this game is fun! so much things to do...

Not worth the purchase until they add save to exit. Some people have lives that only allows them short playing sessions.

Was going to wait for the big sale on this one, but 18% from gmg is good enough. The game is much better running and more stable than I was led to believe. I have had one major visual bug so far during a cutscene but I was able to get the picture back to normal by switching to the inventory screen.

Thanks finally trying play it again it was to hard the first time