Yeah, and then his father took up a sword and started no scoping through the market... In other words, when the shit hits the fan, close your mouth, unless you like the taste.
lol or just murder that monk, take his robes, his house, and his farm, then become him o.o simple life indeed. But yeah, that'd be one of the more unique achievements to actually get since the entire game is based off of other ideals. That'd be quite a challenge to keep to it without any troubles.
Started today. First 3 hours. This game is what I want in an RPG. So many characters and interacting. Girl got pissed because I took 3 biscuits and didnt save any for others. I was sold at that point. This is the game that I've always wanted, when it comes to interacting with others in the world. It's going to be a long awesome ride!
@@issober0110 yeah, currently on my 2nd playthrough, finished over half the story, (last time The game was unplayable because my pc wasn't up to it, I've upgraded recently). The game looks gorgeous on high-very high settings!
Definitely worth the effort for it. Boosts price, experience for maintenance and it doesn't take long. You can do the same with laundering any clothing/armour you loot too. This removes blood and improves their condition which both effect price.
bathhouse your not doing it the girls are & a water trough might clean it up a bit but i wouldn't call it laundering it considering... was hoping i messed something for cleaning up & repairing stuff manually but it seems that unfortunately the crafting experience is going to stay a shallow one... oh well, not exactly game breaking.
#1 Beginners trap, do NOT attempt to knock someone out until you have levelled up your Strength, attempting to choke someone triggers a strength check which if you fail the opponent will break free, it's especially apparent if you try to choke out guards near the start of the game.
That explains why that guard and his friends raped me instead of the girl. I wish I knew this before trying to choke him out. Still. 10/10 would try to save damsel again.
Best way to make money: Fast travel to Skalitz with a horse and enter at the (I think) north western gate. There’s a small battle inside taking place every single time. Wait for the bandits to clear out and you can loot some often incredibly strong valuable armor. Fast travel back to Rattay armorer and you can pretty easily make 2k-7k per trip. Not to mention getting better stuff than you can buy in the store for free.
There's also a nice little spot up from Sasau, near the hut where you dig up a treasure behind it. The crossroads as you go to Rovna just up from that hut almost always has a big battle. The little hut has a bed. So, I just go in, sleep the night, get up, see if there is a battle. Wander around come back. Usually at least 2-3 battles per day and sometimes as many as 7 guys dead. Sometimes you have to fight people, but if you play it right, you can have a one on one battle and then get all the armor left behind. If I get overloaded, I just drop it all in the hut and gather as much as 3K in weight. That was my last trip. I made 30K for that trip. The only drawback is I had to walk to Sasau with 3K in weight.
the thing about this is, it breaks realism in a game all about realism. I'm so tempted because money is so hard to get, but it's also so rewarding if you earn it without weird gimmicks like this. And that's the biggest appeal to the game, it being incredibly rewarding
Lynxerax they massively drop the ball in terms of realism in SO many ways that the magic was lost for me quite early on in the game anyways so I didn’t mind a small exploit to make the game more fun. This game is full of weird bugs and has some elements that are super realistic, but many that are so ridiculously unrefined that it’s hilarious.
I have a tip. Do not just rush through the game, train. Do side quests. If you don't you'll have an awful time trying to keep up with enemies that can easily mess you up.
I basically walked through the game without doing much leveling, killed Runt with one shot to the head. After getting used to the combat the game feels a bit.. Dull .-.
I was under prepared doing the main to long, but was able to run runt and hit him with arrow, run and hit with arrow, luckily he bleed out. Have put main on hold since then....that was brutal.
Or Hungarian. I believe I saw some guy mentioning that he understood the Cuman's easily because he speaks it. If only I could find an enemy that spoke pig Latin....
But not too authentical hungarian. What is more, I followed instructions of the cuman to the treasure, who was captured by that miller. I found nothing 😭 and sometimes thay talk like they know where I am, but I doubt, that they even hear me, and this confuses me 😅
Micheal Carr Idk if it was changed since this video, but in my game while the Alchemy book is gibberish, it’s not Latin, so I can read it. It’s just that thing where people mix up the middle letters of a word so it looks weird but it’s still readable
@@synthetic9500 definetly not, there are far more murders today than in the middle ages, it's not like in games where you can just kill a random guy on a road and get away
@@jabiliuson1270 - Witch trials - Hate crime on jews - Crusade - Civil wars, fiefdom conflicts Also, I'm talking about the relative value. Not absolute. Of course there are more murders nowadays because there are simply incredibly more people on earth than during the Middle Ages. But the crime RATE, murder in particular, was astronomically higher than in the 21st century. Honestly, I don't have the data to really compare and give a clear answer. So I'm not gonna continue this discussion. I hope you'll look into it though and maybe give some numbers.
My best newt tip is; don't use fast travel if Henry is in a hurry. Fast Travel covers ground at walking pace. If you have a horse, cantering will get you there in half the time. If you gallop, even less time. It comes down to whether you want to waste Henry's time or yours.
I've plenty of time and like traveling through the world in games instead of fast travel so thanks! I mean that for every game with fast travel, actually. Otherwise it's like you're not immersed. Back in the day there was no fast travel so I suppose that helped me become this way too.
and here I was using fast travel like a madman to shave of as much time as possible for quests. Just tested between rattay and neuhof and the difference is huge especially with my racehorse. thanks looks like I won't use fast travel again.
It's rapidly not becoming under rated lol. It's got quite a bit of popularity to it, but is currently harshly judged by the bugs it still has. In time that'll all be fixed and it'll be the epic game paralleling Skyrim because of the modders lol.
Except that it gets hollowed out as you go. Other games gets more and more as you go. After you and your loved one have finally joined, all you can do is pickpocket her because her character is "done". Similar with everything else.
spurs4lyf2006 yes it's great, considering what I done last night I hope parents don't buy this for kids, they might unintentionally learn about the birds and the bees lol
Cool trick that still works. If you go to any trader, armourer, or weapons smith, sell them everything you have but before you commit, haggle and it’ll take you out of the inventory. When this happens immediately open your own inventory before the haggle screen appears and send all those items to your horse. Then proceed with the haggle and you get coin for nothing and keep all your items.
When the guy accused me of murder today, I chased him through the woods, knocked him out, and robbed him. As I left on my horse, I imagined him running to the guards in his underwear... I'm sure they took him super serious.
I spent 2 hours picking the entire field in the opening town, and had 16 herbalism, +2 charmisma, +2 vitality, and +3 strength just from doing that! Next time im definitely going to punch sheep and do some lockpickin as well!
@@lorddiethorn just to point out chickens give no xp. use "-devmode" on the launcher and add " wh_ui_GameEventLogLevel = 3" to user.cfg to enable xp drop downs (visually shows when you earn xp and how much)
Biggest tip; follow the main story until you are tasked with finding the bandit camp in the forest (so yes go hunting, save Hans, go to the stud farm, find the other two members of the gang) then learn master parries form Bernie and then do side quests. There's loads and they are fun. If you try the side quests before you get master parries can be a pain if you are new.
You can do a quest in Talmburg that if you play it out correctly will make you the master huntsmen to Talmburg. Thus you can hunt without it being considered poaching. It actually allows you to hunt ANYWHERE, not just around Talmburg. So now animal meat wont be listed as stolen items.
1.) Learn "counter" from Bernard asap. As in most Open World games, I ignored the main quest pretty early and almost quit the game because of the melee fights. Npcs predicted 97% of my attacks, making them almost impossible to win. After 15-20 hours of playtime I actually learned the counter from Bernard, which made fights so much easier. 2.) With counter and 1-2 hours sparring with bernard to buff your perks (optional but makes it easier), go enter the rattay tournament as much as you can. It will reward you with high-end gear parts (also highly valuable) 3.) Innkeepers and millers sometimes sell treasure maps. Find the treasures. You can find decent gear, groschen and valuable skill books. 4.) Unlock stealth lvl 3 perk "stealth kill" and go to little bandit camps at night. Most of the time you can kill at least half of them while they are asleep ( be sure to have low noise gear and a dagger)
Also, maxing out your reading skill will allow you to unlock everything on the map so it all shows from hunting spots to quest givers and so so much more (even treasure locations if you have read the maps for those). Pretty nifty hidden bits for that perk that I found during my gameplay. Oh, and once you have a full set of armour, you can literally just walk backwards with a bow armed with better piercing arrows and kill anyone trying to fight you with ease Have to be good at using the bow though of course. The armour will "glance" pretty much all of the incoming hits (until it's broken completely of course but that takes awhile), which makes it do no damage. The enemy will try rushing you to close the gap, giving you a perfect chance to shoot them in the face (or neck if they have a full plate helm). They can't block when they're rushing, so this also works for stabbing if you time it properly. It's a great way to limit the number of enemies you have chasing you and get a bit of space between you and them, but you have to be aware of what's behind you or you can get yourself into a real bind!
Protip: to make a mountain of groschen, one only needs to find two specific chests in Rattay (hint; they are both in guard towers). They both contain up to hundreds of weapons and other gear that you can sell over time. The only catch is you have to have high lockpicking level to open them. You can make 100-200k groschen from these two chests alone (possibly even more).
Finally a video that listed stuff I actually didn't know, like the hidden nettle perk. Or what the whole deal with nests was. 90% of the time it's the same old garbage like "Did you know, if you kill people and rob them your reputation goes down!"
Some enemies in camps take of their armor at night when they go sleep its much easier to defeat them in their pyjamas, or you can poison their food and wine and just loot them without any fight.
1 correction - Moving stolen items to horse doesn't help they get confiscated anyway. And as an additional tip Play the Chumps on the River contest to improve archery quickly, it's relatively easy to do well even with lvl 1 bow skill, just don't go too crazy with the bets until you get the hang of it. each round can get you 20 - 30% skill completion (depending on skill and size of bet) and if you win can score you 20 - 100 coins for a bit of an early income boost.
I watched a vid, where you can make like 150,000 in prologue alone - at start, don't talk to Father, go around stealthily killing peeps and looting them, once all done, put the items in stash then do the guards and loot them, put items in stash and continue story till you're told to run - but don't run, do your best to kill the 2 enemies chasing you down the hill from behind, loot their corpse, kill more enemies below, loot them - put items on the ground and explore - not in direction to continue, but to get as much loot as possible, kill all horses except yours - once you done, loot everything back, get on horse, and continue story - stash the gear that you don't want to sell back at your old house in Skalitz for later
Hey, thanks for including my tip. I know there are people that already know about it, but there are quite a few people who don't know about the hidden perk Resistance.
There's other hidden ones for Reading, Horseback Riding, and even Unarmed too! You can get one from wenching as well, but that one's not as good (though it is +1 to charisma during night if you care about that).
I downloaded the game illegaly to test it out and see if it's worth money and time... 6 hours in and I deleted my copy and bought it fullprice, it's a really good game, font even wait for the steam sale.
Johnny Chavez xD i cant wait so i pay for full price . Plus in my country steam help us pay less than normal cuz we are poor so i pay likely only 40$ not 60$ .
Here is a tip to leveling up your lockpicking skill very very fast... once you awake in Rattay, talk to the Miller about learning the trade of lockpicking. He'll bring you to an empty chest that you can pick open. But, here is the catch, you can pick the lock on the chest an unlimited amount of times.. (1) Simply unlock it with your pick. (2) Make sure you open it. (3) Just turn away from the chest, (4) Face the chest, and it should be locked once more. (5) Repeat as much as desired. It is absolutely the best way to level up your lockpicking skill. Best to do at night in between quests. Good luck to all.
Yeah i was probably able to pick it about 15-20 times before it stayed unlocked. Still a good way to get your level up a bit and practice the mechanics.
Oderol At a time like this, it's lucky I don't have an internet connection and cannot receive any of the updates for the game lol but at the same time, it kinda sucks...
Also remember to learn master blocks from Bernard. They unlock after speaking to bailiff, and they make fights much easier. Lots of people don't know about it and then think fights are terrible. Also I highly recommend getting familiar with a bow. It's good even at short distances if you have good armor.
This may have been the case when the game came out, but I started playing KC:D recently and the stolen goods I stashed on my horse were confiscated after I was searched by a guard.
@@Pyrochemik007 well no. How does Henry reach his horse 7 miles away, and how does the guard now of the horse and how does he reach it? It isn’t realistic if the core mechanic isn’t realistic
@@Pyrochemik007 the horse can be in Talberg and it will get searched even when you are in Rattay, so how does the guard know where the horse is and more importantly how does he assess it?
Great tips, I've only got a few hours in, so very helpful. My tip for lockpicking for those on PC: If you have an adjustable speed mouse, slow it way down and you'll be better able to stay on target when you push to spin the lock
A tip in brewing potions, you can pour the starter ingredients in to the pot and grind everything necessary before starting the bellows and cooking, that way the brewing process goes much smoother.
Great video. Great game. I play games for over 15 years, this is the first game I really like to take my time and explore everything. It's quite realistic and it isn't made to hack n slash your way through. 10/10!
Another tip is that in the game you can’t stack potion effects unless you apply the potion to say some garlic or other cheap foodstuff. Say you apply 2 bard potion to 2 garlic. Eat them and they will stack. This won’t work if you’re trying to stack different kind of potions, it only works if it’s the same one.
I killed all the guard in Rattay and Sassau by mounted combat and stripped their corpses of gear. What a bloody night .The screams O.M.G The screams. May god forgive me
A good way to never get searched by guards and stuff, is to have some fancy clothes and the flower power perk ( of course you can get more later on but it's enough early in the game ) so if you are in a city or anywhere like that, make sure you have flowers and wear clothes enough to have 15/16 charisma, with that you can always tell the guards you work for sir radzig
Great tips... if I may add one. If bandits surrender during fight, then try and spare them letting them go. Cool feature is that if you stumble upon the same bandit later, then he might leave you be cause he learned his lesson the first time. Other things can happen too, but I will let people experience that themselves 😉
Not worth it to spare them for me, those bandits have pretty good gear value. Earning hella lot by selling them :)But fun to know that they will not attack you again haha
Pholion Agoning oh yes indeed. But think it is a cool feature in the game. And the way I role play. Normally I would loot everything also. But looting bodies is seen as something bad in the game, and it will hit your rep... But that is what I find cool with the game. Your actions carries weight. If I play as an honorable knight, people may like me. But I won’t gain much gold. If I play in a barbaric way. Then people will fear me. But I will most likely also have much more gold... So many cool ways to play this game. There is something for everyone😊
Ikr? I just fell through the street in the Rattay markets, reloaded, then all the buildings walls disappeared. Made me laugh, but man is it getting old.
It does get frustrating, but I've never loved a game to such an extent that I'd push past every bug just to continue through the same sequence for 20 minutes until it works properly. I'll admit, some of the bugs are so funny that they make this an authentic PC title.
@@victuz i gave up playing for about a year due to similar reasons and just re-installed this weekend and having a blast. Went over nexusmod and got rid of the more annoying mechanics with some mods and now the game is near perfect. (lockpicking, bows and saves).
Mine: Sell the Page Sword you get the first time you play and get something better that's within your sword level. I just realize That I suck at battle because I use sword that's not apropriate lol
An extension of #5: In the first level, it stays 1030, no matter how long you take. So you can go around the whole town and pick it clean of plants before starting the plot-directed activities. Not only does this mean you have more buying / trading power before things kick off, but there are usually enough herbs there to level up past the point you get the strength bonus. I consider this loophole to be a way to compensate for how you start out as a young male blacksmith's apprentice who somehow manages to have no strength or conditioning to speak of even though you'd almost certainly have spent your youth hauling coal, carrying water, wielding tools, and manning the bellows.
Heres a tip to beat literally anyone in a fight, when the do a combo walk backwards while blocking, when you're out or range hit them with a high attack, they can't block it as they're still attacking.
2:15 Just so you know, when I transferred all my stolen items to my horse's saddlebags as I was about to be searched, they still caught me and took those items as well. I don't know if it's been patched since your video on Feb 21st, or if my getting caught was just a glitch, but that's what happened. Just letting people know.
yeah it was a bug originally. guards would make a comment about taking your stolen goods (they checked both inventories) but couldn't take anything from your horse. was patched in 1.3 i think.
Also you can stealth kill with the dagger, and if you adjust your mouse DPI to be in sync with the turn speed of the lock lockpicking is easier. If your mouse is too sensitive, even the easiest locks will be near impossible to pick.
Early game dont wear plate armor as you likely wont have the strength to use it effectively and it will reduce your loot intake, rather sell it or keep it in storage until you are much stronger. Also remember to go to the bathhouse every so often as all the benefits provided there increase speak and persuasion skills for several days and it also repairs your clothes for relatively cheap (or free with a perk).
Take part in the archery contests. First 3-4 arrows should allow to hone in on the bullseye. For the remaining shots, just hold down your mouse and don't move. Guaranteed easy money and you can restart it over and over.
+Logitech G A very good way to earn groschen is to haggle for repairs of ALL the loot and to also haggle when selling; At first, i always haggled like this: half, half, and so on ...until they agreed...and they allways agreedXD, with time i could be bolder when haggling. I made a heap of groschen in no time. (something like 39 hours in and have like 23k already, a heap of noble and milanese armour, the queen's sword from that quest and other expensive weapons, a full noble outfit for my horse and me, etc.) PS. There is a LOT of combat with bandits and cumans involved with this method.Xb On the other hand: with this method i also I became a master in combat and could beat the beggar knight in one on one combat on my first try.
I found that going out at the beginning and looting all the ancient treasure map sites is a great way to balance out the game's difficulty level. There's one chest that's a very hard chest if memory serves. But otherwise, good strategic move.
In KCD I always get a full day of doing stuff in the cities and just reading and preparing for the next adventure. Also I recommend to show that it’s necessary to have a full day of maintenance
I learned this by accident but for those who don't know if you apply a potion you didn't wanted to apply to a sword, simply go to a grindstone and grind it a bit and the potion will be off.
I lost the red painted chest plate I bought (along with other things) armour because of a save issue I lost that part of my progress 20 minutes later I'm wandering the path and see my first wayfaring knight, and won me that ludicrously expensive armour for 50 gold coin. 😎
Free saving can be done by leveling speech to 8 and taking the 'Troubadour' perk. This lets you use bathwenches for free after which the game saves. It's much quicker than organizing a stay at an inn.
qiao shi I love the lockpicking in this game! I like it a lot better than in Skyrim or Fallout. Lol at least you can see where to place your pick. I had left a comment at the top telling an easy way to level up your lockpicking skill, and very fast. Check it out.
Practice with the miller because the box can be lockpicked an infinite amount of times, so it is both increasing lockpicking and helping you get better at it.
Some quick tips for new players at the beginning stages of the game. These are some legit ways to earn money without exploiting any glitches in the game. Although, I'm definitely going to try the Skallitz glitch Mr. Spock pointed out in his comment. Here's what I got, a) Find Milan at the market sqaure in Rattay. You can fight him everyday , beat him in an easy brawl , and just loot him. Usually he carries about 30-40 bucks with him and also has quite decent equipment on him. Don't kill him so that you can repeat this. b) Sell stolen goods by first storing them in a chest at your place in Rattay. Then once the red hand is removed, you can just sell it anywhere. c) Before you enter the Rattay Tournament, make sure to practise all weapons with Bernard. This helps you win the tournament. The Rattay miller allows you to place a bet on winning the tournament, so that's a few easy bucks. d) You can save and sleep at a Bath-house - without any charges :) Save those schwapps. I honestly never even had to use one. e) Practice haggling. It gets you a good negotiation price. Also ensure you are clean , and have the highest possible Charisma before going to the trader. f) Bernard pays you to bring Cuman ear's. So once you are ready with some fighting skills, go bandit hunting. g) When you meet the Bailiff for the first time, there's a noble's room beside where he is seated. Sneak in there and you'll find some 6-7 books. Each book can easily fetch you about 15-20 bucks.
i managed to undestand the treasure maps and there is several of them, i think it's pretty cool trying to find them cuz each loot comes with a part of the Warhorse armour and it's one of them best if not the best ypu can get and as far as i know going treasure hunting is the only way of getting it, i realized of it after the second treasure.
Well, that's the dialogue options and results. On a failed check, he would just go and accuse Henry of being the killer and run to the nearest town to alert a guard.
05:30 A throwback to good old Quest for Glory I: So You Want to Be a Hero. One of the quests involves getting something out of a bird’s nest. Haven’t seen this sort of thing since that game, very nostalgic and another reason to like Kingdom Come Deliverance.
"quite hard to make money?" Lol, you can get like 6K for killing and cooking 2 or 3 animals, and hauling them back to Rattay. I had 15K in a chest and 10K on me about 20 hours in.
Here is a tip, if you find some bandit's or Cuman's weapon try to use the grindstone to raise the weapon's condition. It also raises the value of the weapon. Good to sell to a weapon's trader who just so happen to have a lot of groschen.
Never ignore haggling, even when its a small purchase. You can save tons of money that way. Also, if its a small purchase, you can haggle to where you’re paying MORE money to whatever trader you’re talking to, which increases your reputation, which makes it easier to bargain with everyone else later on the bigger purchases, (which is totally worth it, I’ve had deals where it was worth 2k groschen and I haggled up to 4.5k using high charisma and high reputation with the town).
biggest tip is buy a fucking shield and a Heavy Axe trust me and get your strength up! trust i can kill up to 3-4 heavy cuman warriors at once takes about 10 mins of intense battle but it helps me out loads
Kingdom Wessex Mostly hunting arrows. They're the worst stat-wise, but with headshots it doesn't matter. I basically run up to the camp and start drawing my bow when I get there, get right in front of somebody while they're doing their little taunt and drawing their weapons, and shoot them right in the face. I can usually get two like that before the whole camp is after me, then I call my horse, run away, wait an hour, and repeat until out of bandits/cuman.
You can brew potions faster by skipping a few steps in the process, there's a perk that lets you get away with one more mistake than usual, with that, I've been brewing Saviour Shnapps without boiling at all, just chuck it all in and finish it.
You saved me with the lock picking one. That early mission where you have to pick that lock, I just ended up killing a guard when he turned his back, stabbing him 4 or 5 times before he got his sword out by starting when he was on the ladder. I took HIS armor instead of getting some from the chest, plus found extra stuff where I killed him. Now I can actually pick locks! Literally in REAL LIFE, picking locks is easier than in this game (no I haven't stolen or broken into houses, just tried it on my house, doors, containers, etc, and it's easy compared to this game which I like btw).
pour all perk points into strength and vitality. pick headcracker as soon as you can and get a longsword with balanced stabby and slashy points. get full plate (whichever you come by) and then go north from talmberg. there's a bunch of cumans in the forest, there's also a city up there with a bridge. lure them across the bridge one by one, kill them with stabby and slashy (try to hit the head with upper stance more) and they should die from 3-4 hits each. step sideways to avoid any arrows. loot armor, go deeper, lure another one, repeat. sell armor in rattay for max profit. go back and they have respawned. i earned 25k with this method and maxed out sword and strength perks by level 17. it also doesn't feel like cheating because you still have to fight for it.
Easy for you to say about the lock picking, I hear that it's exceptionally easier for PC players. Us console players continue to suffer, even on simplified mode. If there's ever a main quest that requires me to lock pick something in order to continue, I'm probably just going to give up on the game altogether haha. Lockpicking mechanism in this game makes me so angry to the point where I could throw my controller at my TV
Actually I agree with their tip, even on consoles which is what I play on. If you enter the lock picking mini game and the sweet spot isn't right around the center, back out and keep trying until it is. Sometimes I feel you barely have to move the right stick when that sweet spot is near the center, and for me it makes it significantly easier. I absolutely hated lock picking when I first started the game. I too got so frustrated that I wanted to just toss my controller, but trust me as you do it more and level up the skill it gets much easier. Also there's a perk that gives you a boost when drunk, which I highly recommend. The way I like to use the perk is to use a schnapps before trying to pick harder locks, which not only saves the game in case you screw up but also triggers the perk making the process easier. The perk will not only make the easier locks a little more simple, but it can also let you open locks that you otherwise might not have the skill to attempt. Here are some tips to help raise your lock pick skill. Go around at night and pick open doors. Another fun thing to do is pick the lock on a house at night, lure the resident outside, then when they go back inside they lock the door and you can repeat the process. The bath house near Peshek's mill is a nice place to pick locks too, there are multiple doors you can pick and they all seem to reset every day. If you really wanted, you could set yourself a nightly routine for picking a bunch of doors. Maybe start at the bath house, then go into Rattay and start picking some doors. I'm sure others have better tips, but what I listed worked well for me without it being too tedious.
Another tip- the absolute fastest way to level weapons, defence and warfare is to train with Bernard at Rattay. It will give you the option of learning master strikes on each weapon. Go through the sequence on master strikes on each weapon with Bernard and each time you do this it will gain you one level up on that weapon, until you get to about level 8 when it takes about 1.8 times to get one. So going through it 25-30 times with each weapon will max out that weapon. You can buy levels at 5, 10 and 15 and add perks as you go. This seems to work fastest if you always perform three consecutive perfect master strikes in each training session. For example doing three on levels 1-8 always nets you a level, but if you mess one up and have to have four tries to get three you may not level up.
Mother and father beg son to not live by the sword and live in peace .. honors their deaths by picking up a sword and going to war
Yeah, and then his father took up a sword and started no scoping through the market...
In other words, when the shit hits the fan, close your mouth, unless you like the taste.
Well he felt guilty because he ran away resulting in his parents death. So he told them he’s not running anymore .
that was before the army attacked them
DeathInANoose Can’t you see the difference between self defence and becoming a warrior who attacks and permanently kills people?
what do you mean by permanently kills people
Just avoid all the combat and become a monk. Simple life is good life.
There's probably a video in that! - Matt
Be the hand of God. Amen brother.
Logitech G won't go into detail but it can be done. You can become a monk, it's also an achievement for the hunters out there.
lol or just murder that monk, take his robes, his house, and his farm, then become him o.o simple life indeed. But yeah, that'd be one of the more unique achievements to actually get since the entire game is based off of other ideals. That'd be quite a challenge to keep to it without any troubles.
I just want to live a peaceful life
Don't shoot your horse in the back of its head with a bow while mounted.
Yes, I learned it the hard way...
What! but that's the best part!
Ahh, the good ol days of Red Dead Redemption
Pro tip which applies to real life, too
Started today. First 3 hours. This game is what I want in an RPG. So many characters and interacting. Girl got pissed because I took 3 biscuits and didnt save any for others. I was sold at that point. This is the game that I've always wanted, when it comes to interacting with others in the world. It's going to be a long awesome ride!
Have you finished it now?
It's a fantastic game.
@@issober0110 yeah, currently on my 2nd playthrough, finished over half the story, (last time The game was unplayable because my pc wasn't up to it, I've upgraded recently). The game looks gorgeous on high-very high settings!
Teacher Pedro Capitani this game is amazing
It gives me all the same feels as betrayal at krondor. I love it
Before selling weapons, try to sharpen them on the grindstone so you can also level your maintenance and increase their value
Good tip! And the sharpening minigame is weirdly satisfying, too. Love seeing the sparks fly - Matt
Definitely worth the effort for it. Boosts price, experience for maintenance and it doesn't take long. You can do the same with laundering any clothing/armour you loot too. This removes blood and improves their condition which both effect price.
how do you launder clothing?
bathhouse or wear it and wash in a water trough
bathhouse your not doing it the girls are & a water trough might clean it up a bit but i wouldn't call it laundering it considering... was hoping i messed something for cleaning up & repairing stuff manually but it seems that unfortunately the crafting experience is going to stay a shallow one... oh well, not exactly game breaking.
"Just look for [nettles] in the same places you'd expect to find them in real life." Well that's great. Where's that? I'm Australian, not a botanist.
Australia has no thorn bushes? I doubt that somehow.
No
We have thorn animals. Thorn bushes, not so much.
@@sg_simulations6344 what about thornberries?
@@youdontneedtoknow6388 the wild thornberries? Nah... They're British. 😉
#1 Beginners trap, do NOT attempt to knock someone out until you have levelled up your Strength, attempting to choke someone triggers a strength check which if you fail the opponent will break free, it's especially apparent if you try to choke out guards near the start of the game.
That explains why that guard and his friends raped me instead of the girl. I wish I knew this before trying to choke him out. Still. 10/10 would try to save damsel again.
@@Collector2006 This is the best comment I've seen in months
@@Collector2006 Ahem. Her name is Theresa and we are in love.
But stealth kill never fails I don’t think
when i was a beginner, found a nice perk "leg day". leaving the skalitz with about 6 strength and 5 vitality makes game a lot better.
I spent 3 hours practicing with Captain Bernard and ate nothing but raw meat.
I'm now swole af
ill have to do the same
Ihaz Noame lol I feel like the raw meat part was added in...😉
Yeah can't eat raw meat. Believe me I've tried.
@@captaintexican5993 if you level up hunting you can
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True but by the time you need to achieve such a high level at hunting you most certainly don’t need to train combat anymore.
Best way to make money: Fast travel to Skalitz with a horse and enter at the (I think) north western gate. There’s a small battle inside taking place every single time. Wait for the bandits to clear out and you can loot some often incredibly strong valuable armor. Fast travel back to Rattay armorer and you can pretty easily make 2k-7k per trip. Not to mention getting better stuff than you can buy in the store for free.
There's also a nice little spot up from Sasau, near the hut where you dig up a treasure behind it. The crossroads as you go to Rovna just up from that hut almost always has a big battle. The little hut has a bed. So, I just go in, sleep the night, get up, see if there is a battle. Wander around come back. Usually at least 2-3 battles per day and sometimes as many as 7 guys dead. Sometimes you have to fight people, but if you play it right, you can have a one on one battle and then get all the armor left behind.
If I get overloaded, I just drop it all in the hut and gather as much as 3K in weight. That was my last trip. I made 30K for that trip. The only drawback is I had to walk to Sasau with 3K in weight.
Gilmer 9999 thanks for the tip! 30k is insane! What is the best way to spend money?
It's a random spawn, sometimes it's just cumans, or bandits fighting guards, and sometimes it's just a few villagers
the thing about this is, it breaks realism in a game all about realism. I'm so tempted because money is so hard to get, but it's also so rewarding if you earn it without weird gimmicks like this. And that's the biggest appeal to the game, it being incredibly rewarding
Lynxerax they massively drop the ball in terms of realism in SO many ways that the magic was lost for me quite early on in the game anyways so I didn’t mind a small exploit to make the game more fun. This game is full of weird bugs and has some elements that are super realistic, but many that are so ridiculously unrefined that it’s hilarious.
I have a tip. Do not just rush through the game, train. Do side quests. If you don't you'll have an awful time trying to keep up with enemies that can easily mess you up.
Yea i did this and killed runt in 2 swings, 🤣
I basically walked through the game without doing much leveling, killed Runt with one shot to the head. After getting used to the combat the game feels a bit.. Dull .-.
I was under prepared doing the main to long, but was able to run runt and hit him with arrow, run and hit with arrow, luckily he bleed out. Have put main on hold since then....that was brutal.
i was struggling with runt. so i backed up a few saves and did some sidequesting and training. back to the battle, I beat runt in less than a minute.
Combat is the only obstacle in main story and a good weapon and the stats to use it makes it very easy.
U know there's that one guy playing this that actually knows Latin and has no problem with the jibberish xD
Or Hungarian. I believe I saw some guy mentioning that he understood the Cuman's easily because he speaks it. If only I could find an enemy that spoke pig Latin....
@@Ickshter2112 Yepp pretty fun. And they are actually speaking good Hungarian.
Lucky guy XD
But not too authentical hungarian. What is more, I followed instructions of the cuman to the treasure, who was captured by that miller. I found nothing 😭 and sometimes thay talk like they know where I am, but I doubt, that they even hear me, and this confuses me 😅
Micheal Carr Idk if it was changed since this video, but in my game while the Alchemy book is gibberish, it’s not Latin, so I can read it. It’s just that thing where people mix up the middle letters of a word so it looks weird but it’s still readable
You forgot one: *murder* is the easiest and most relaxing way to solve 90% of all quests.
Joyde don’t want to help Johanna? Kill her. Don’t want to join the monastery? Kill Pious. I loved my murder play through
@Zoinks Scoob hol up
Ironically, the murder theme fits really well with how people solved their problems during the actual Middle Ages
@@synthetic9500 definetly not, there are far more murders today than in the middle ages, it's not like in games where you can just kill a random guy on a road and get away
@@jabiliuson1270
- Witch trials
- Hate crime on jews
- Crusade
- Civil wars, fiefdom conflicts
Also, I'm talking about the relative value. Not absolute.
Of course there are more murders nowadays because there are simply incredibly more people on earth than during the Middle Ages.
But the crime RATE, murder in particular, was astronomically higher than in the 21st century.
Honestly, I don't have the data to really compare and give a clear answer. So I'm not gonna continue this discussion. I hope you'll look into it though and maybe give some numbers.
100+ hours into KC:D and just learned you could shoot birds nests down. Thanks Logitech G!
I've been looking for them on the floor! Lesser games have conditioned me :|
Same here :D all the money and jewellery I've missed..
So you finish the prologue yet or still working on it?
I know right.
@@Hilu8D No worries. Almost 90% of the time it'll just be cobwebs or 1 groschen
My best newt tip is; don't use fast travel if Henry is in a hurry. Fast Travel covers ground at walking pace. If you have a horse, cantering will get you there in half the time. If you gallop, even less time. It comes down to whether you want to waste Henry's time or yours.
I've plenty of time and like traveling through the world in games instead of fast travel so thanks! I mean that for every game with fast travel, actually. Otherwise it's like you're not immersed. Back in the day there was no fast travel so I suppose that helped me become this way too.
And its goin only along roads. Normally youd just run throw that field but the fast travel wont.
and here I was using fast travel like a madman to shave of as much time as possible for quests. Just tested between rattay and neuhof and the difference is huge especially with my racehorse. thanks looks like I won't use fast travel again.
So what you're saying is fast travel isn't fast and is rubbish?
Been patched, Henry now travels fast, especially if you buy a fast horse
Such an under rated game. This game has so much depth.
spurs4lyf2006 yeah I was excited about it until I found out it was first person on the FPS is just not for me.
It's rapidly not becoming under rated lol. It's got quite a bit of popularity to it, but is currently harshly judged by the bugs it still has. In time that'll all be fixed and it'll be the epic game paralleling Skyrim because of the modders lol.
Except that it gets hollowed out as you go. Other games gets more and more as you go. After you and your loved one have finally joined, all you can do is pickpocket her because her character is "done". Similar with everything else.
I agree wıth Tormod. Atm I really want to play Skyrim+LoL still. I'm 40 hours in Kingdom Come and I'm starting to feel a bit bored.
spurs4lyf2006 yes it's great, considering what I done last night I hope parents don't buy this for kids, they might unintentionally learn about the birds and the bees lol
Cool trick that still works. If you go to any trader, armourer, or weapons smith, sell them everything you have but before you commit, haggle and it’ll take you out of the inventory. When this happens immediately open your own inventory before the haggle screen appears and send all those items to your horse. Then proceed with the haggle and you get coin for nothing and keep all your items.
When the guy accused me of murder today, I chased him through the woods, knocked him out, and robbed him.
As I left on my horse, I imagined him running to the guards in his underwear... I'm sure they took him super serious.
DeathInANoose ...I mean. That’d be solid proof he got robbed
The guy who accussed you probably did it
That first steath kill tho.. that good knight just seeks an honourable battle haha
9 mistakes to avoid more like "9 things you could do"
My thoughts exactly!
mistakes = not doing these things
I spent 2 hours picking the entire field in the opening town, and had 16 herbalism, +2 charmisma, +2 vitality, and +3 strength just from doing that! Next time im definitely going to punch sheep and do some lockpickin as well!
Chicken respawn after each load so save on exit load kill chicken
@@lorddiethorn just to point out chickens give no xp. use "-devmode" on the launcher and add " wh_ui_GameEventLogLevel = 3" to user.cfg to enable xp drop downs (visually shows when you earn xp and how much)
You can sell them for money and buy useful items
Biggest tip; follow the main story until you are tasked with finding the bandit camp in the forest (so yes go hunting, save Hans, go to the stud farm, find the other two members of the gang) then learn master parries form Bernie and then do side quests. There's loads and they are fun. If you try the side quests before you get master parries can be a pain if you are new.
You can do a quest in Talmburg that if you play it out correctly will make you the master huntsmen to Talmburg. Thus you can hunt without it being considered poaching. It actually allows you to hunt ANYWHERE, not just around Talmburg. So now animal meat wont be listed as stolen items.
which quest would that be?
Hare hunt it’s towards the middle of the game. Also all you have to do with meat is coat it and it’s no longer Stolen
Never even knew that. Gotta start the game again now. 😂😂😂😂😂
1.) Learn "counter" from Bernard asap. As in most Open World games, I ignored the main quest pretty early and almost quit the game because of the melee fights. Npcs predicted 97% of my attacks, making them almost impossible to win. After 15-20 hours of playtime I actually learned the counter from Bernard, which made fights so much easier.
2.) With counter and 1-2 hours sparring with bernard to buff your perks (optional but makes it easier), go enter the rattay tournament as much as you can. It will reward you with high-end gear parts (also highly valuable)
3.) Innkeepers and millers sometimes sell treasure maps. Find the treasures. You can find decent gear, groschen and valuable skill books.
4.) Unlock stealth lvl 3 perk "stealth kill" and go to little bandit camps at night. Most of the time you can kill at least half of them while they are asleep ( be sure to have low noise gear and a dagger)
Also, maxing out your reading skill will allow you to unlock everything on the map so it all shows from hunting spots to quest givers and so so much more (even treasure locations if you have read the maps for those). Pretty nifty hidden bits for that perk that I found during my gameplay.
Oh, and once you have a full set of armour, you can literally just walk backwards with a bow armed with better piercing arrows and kill anyone trying to fight you with ease Have to be good at using the bow though of course. The armour will "glance" pretty much all of the incoming hits (until it's broken completely of course but that takes awhile), which makes it do no damage. The enemy will try rushing you to close the gap, giving you a perfect chance to shoot them in the face (or neck if they have a full plate helm). They can't block when they're rushing, so this also works for stabbing if you time it properly. It's a great way to limit the number of enemies you have chasing you and get a bit of space between you and them, but you have to be aware of what's behind you or you can get yourself into a real bind!
Sinnistar - Sen Rufu Studios thought that was a vitality perk
what if I dont hav good armor and I am not well trained early game? what should I do aganst multiple enemies?
Protip: to make a mountain of groschen, one only needs to find two specific chests in Rattay (hint; they are both in guard towers). They both contain up to hundreds of weapons and other gear that you can sell over time. The only catch is you have to have high lockpicking level to open them. You can make 100-200k groschen from these two chests alone (possibly even more).
Finally a video that listed stuff I actually didn't know, like the hidden nettle perk. Or what the whole deal with nests was.
90% of the time it's the same old garbage like "Did you know, if you kill people and rob them your reputation goes down!"
what is the whole deal with nests?
you can shoot them down with arrows and sometimes find loot in them. I found one with a golden egg worth 999 groshen
Some enemies in camps take of their armor at night when they go sleep its much easier to defeat them in their pyjamas, or you can poison their food and wine and just loot them without any fight.
1 correction - Moving stolen items to horse doesn't help they get confiscated anyway.
And as an additional tip Play the Chumps on the River contest to improve archery quickly, it's relatively easy to do well even with lvl 1 bow skill, just don't go too crazy with the bets until you get the hang of it. each round can get you 20 - 30% skill completion (depending on skill and size of bet) and if you win can score you 20 - 100 coins for a bit of an early income boost.
I watched a vid, where you can make like 150,000 in prologue alone - at start, don't talk to Father, go around stealthily killing peeps and looting them, once all done, put the items in stash then do the guards and loot them, put items in stash and continue story till you're told to run - but don't run, do your best to kill the 2 enemies chasing you down the hill from behind, loot their corpse, kill more enemies below, loot them - put items on the ground and explore - not in direction to continue, but to get as much loot as possible, kill all horses except yours - once you done, loot everything back, get on horse, and continue story - stash the gear that you don't want to sell back at your old house in Skalitz for later
Im new to this type of game and im loving every minute of it. I keep on learning.
It's cool playing something so full of surprises, isn't it? Makes a change - Matt
Whenever a guard is headed my way, I drop the goods on the ground.
This is a lovely game, best story telling RPG I ever played. One of the very few games in which the acronym "RPG" really mean something.
I like how you make potions. You actually have to make them and add ingredients according to the recipe.
What's even cooler is that apparently they're all based on actual recipes of the period.
JAFO cool.... did not know that
Andrew Hoffman I like it to, though, it does get tedious when you have to make a lot of potions in one sitting.
@@willow8186 you can make multiple when you reach a high level in alchemy
Title things to avoid... Actual suggestions on things to do.
"avoid not doing these things" it makes sense
Dont you ever not never do nothing to avoid never not doing them
Hey, thanks for including my tip. I know there are people that already know about it, but there are quite a few people who don't know about the hidden perk Resistance.
Thanks for sharing it!
thanks
There's other hidden ones for Reading, Horseback Riding, and even Unarmed too! You can get one from wenching as well, but that one's not as good (though it is +1 to charisma during night if you care about that).
I downloaded the game illegaly to test it out and see if it's worth money and time... 6 hours in and I deleted my copy and bought it fullprice, it's a really good game, font even wait for the steam sale.
Johnny Chavez xD i cant wait so i pay for full price . Plus in my country steam help us pay less than normal cuz we are poor so i pay likely only 40$ not 60$ .
I just kept my illegal copy waste of money if you already have it :p
Stealth where did you get it from mate?
äldkk akekjs Fitgirl-repacks.site
Its a very popular site for game torrents easily one of the best.
Stealth on which torrent did you download it? Because i heard that torrents are easy to track.
Here is a tip to leveling up your lockpicking skill very very fast... once you awake in Rattay, talk to the Miller about learning the trade of lockpicking. He'll bring you to an empty chest that you can pick open. But, here is the catch, you can pick the lock on the chest an unlimited amount of times.. (1) Simply unlock it with your pick. (2) Make sure you open it. (3) Just turn away from the chest, (4) Face the chest, and it should be locked once more. (5) Repeat as much as desired.
It is absolutely the best way to level up your lockpicking skill. Best to do at night in between quests. Good luck to all.
That has been already patched, you can only do that a couple of times now.
Yeah i was probably able to pick it about 15-20 times before it stayed unlocked. Still a good way to get your level up a bit and practice the mechanics.
Oderol At a time like this, it's lucky I don't have an internet connection and cannot receive any of the updates for the game lol but at the same time, it kinda sucks...
7.62mm UpUrAce I'm waiting for patch 1.3 more than anything lol, you NEED to get your internet set up before then hehe :)
Inspire the Liars What are they doing specifically for that patch?
lockpicking on PC is laughably easy...
Ikr
you were definitely playing Thief the dark project in your early years as a gamer , right ?
It's a different beast on Consoles.
It’s ridiculously hard on console
@@shaikm5151 simplified lockpicking
I'm starting my adventure tonight, and I honestly couldnt be more excited. This game looks absolutely beautiful
Also remember to learn master blocks from Bernard. They unlock after speaking to bailiff, and they make fights much easier. Lots of people don't know about it and then think fights are terrible. Also I highly recommend getting familiar with a bow. It's good even at short distances if you have good armor.
I'm having so much fun with this game. I need to stop watching KCD videos at work, they just make me want to go home and play more!
same here
This may have been the case when the game came out, but I started playing KC:D recently and the stolen goods I stashed on my horse were confiscated after I was searched by a guard.
Finaly patched that? Good, the more realism there is the better.
@@Pyrochemik007 well no. How does Henry reach his horse 7 miles away, and how does the guard now of the horse and how does he reach it? It isn’t realistic if the core mechanic isn’t realistic
@@nigel692 He saidnothing about distance.
@@Pyrochemik007 the horse can be in Talberg and it will get searched even when you are in Rattay, so how does the guard know where the horse is and more importantly how does he assess it?
Great tips, I've only got a few hours in, so very helpful.
My tip for lockpicking for those on PC: If you have an adjustable speed mouse, slow it way down and you'll be better able to stay on target when you push to spin the lock
1:48 cracked me up. Lmao
“WOT!”
A tip in brewing potions, you can pour the starter ingredients in to the pot and grind everything necessary before starting the bellows and cooking, that way the brewing process goes much smoother.
Great video. Great game. I play games for over 15 years, this is the first game I really like to take my time and explore everything. It's quite realistic and it isn't made to hack n slash your way through. 10/10!
Another tip is that in the game you can’t stack potion effects unless you apply the potion to say some garlic or other cheap foodstuff. Say you apply 2 bard potion to 2 garlic. Eat them and they will stack. This won’t work if you’re trying to stack different kind of potions, it only works if it’s the same one.
I killed all the guard in Rattay and Sassau by mounted combat and stripped their corpses of gear.
What a bloody night .The screams O.M.G The screams. May god forgive me
A good way to never get searched by guards and stuff, is to have some fancy clothes and the flower power perk ( of course you can get more later on but it's enough early in the game ) so if you are in a city or anywhere like that, make sure you have flowers and wear clothes enough to have 15/16 charisma, with that you can always tell the guards you work for sir radzig
Great tips... if I may add one. If bandits surrender during fight, then try and spare them letting them go. Cool feature is that if you stumble upon the same bandit later, then he might leave you be cause he learned his lesson the first time. Other things can happen too, but I will let people experience that themselves 😉
kubel83 oooorrrr you kill him and he will never bother you again :D
Rowin Pruim well that is true ofc☺️
Not worth it to spare them for me, those bandits have pretty good gear value. Earning hella lot by selling them :)But fun to know that they will not attack you again haha
Also killing bandits raises your rep with nearby towns.
Pholion Agoning oh yes indeed. But think it is a cool feature in the game. And the way I role play. Normally I would loot everything also. But looting bodies is seen as something bad in the game, and it will hit your rep... But that is what I find cool with the game. Your actions carries weight.
If I play as an honorable knight, people may like me. But I won’t gain much gold. If I play in a barbaric way. Then people will fear me. But I will most likely also have much more gold... So many cool ways to play this game. There is something for everyone😊
This game will be my favorite of all time once all of the bugs are patched up. Wonderful video!
Ikr? I just fell through the street in the Rattay markets, reloaded, then all the buildings walls disappeared. Made me laugh, but man is it getting old.
It does get frustrating, but I've never loved a game to such an extent that I'd push past every bug just to continue through the same sequence for 20 minutes until it works properly. I'll admit, some of the bugs are so funny that they make this an authentic PC title.
@@craZysteve547 So, you're still loving it?
@@victuz i gave up playing for about a year due to similar reasons and just re-installed this weekend and having a blast. Went over nexusmod and got rid of the more annoying mechanics with some mods and now the game is near perfect. (lockpicking, bows and saves).
@@Aerogrow Glad to know!
I feel quite hungry
*stomach rumbles*
the sword you can win from the nervous knight is one of the best in the game.
Duncan McCorby damn... I told him to go home to mummy and didn't fight him /:
Dont worry he will appear another time anyway. I've killed him 3 times now and he still comes back :()
Slalom dude Just a flesh wound
Ahzek Ahriman dis but a scratch
Yeah I killed him too by mistake. Did the facestab combo and he instantly died. OOps
Mine: Sell the Page Sword you get the first time you play and get something better that's within your sword level. I just realize That I suck at battle because I use sword that's not apropriate lol
Same... approximately.
I looted a sword with better stats, but my stats weren't high enough to use it effectively.
The Herbalism "Bonus to strength" that you talk about, is a perk you have to select called Leg Day which gives you 1 Strength XP per gather.
An extension of #5: In the first level, it stays 1030, no matter how long you take. So you can go around the whole town and pick it clean of plants before starting the plot-directed activities. Not only does this mean you have more buying / trading power before things kick off, but there are usually enough herbs there to level up past the point you get the strength bonus.
I consider this loophole to be a way to compensate for how you start out as a young male blacksmith's apprentice who somehow manages to have no strength or conditioning to speak of even though you'd almost certainly have spent your youth hauling coal, carrying water, wielding tools, and manning the bellows.
i have a tear in my eye
this game is everything i dreamt about
Imagine going into a coma in 1990s or early 2000s and waking up to this. Things have changed....
It's a wonderful game.
I read more book in the game than away from the keyboard...
Yes I know that is perfectly shameful ...
Heres a tip to beat literally anyone in a fight, when the do a combo walk backwards while blocking, when you're out or range hit them with a high attack, they can't block it as they're still attacking.
“I am not fighting. I am just choking him out.”
Please do more videos, these are the best I've seen on KCD!
2:15 Just so you know, when I transferred all my stolen items to my horse's saddlebags as I was about to be searched, they still caught me and took those items as well. I don't know if it's been patched since your video on Feb 21st, or if my getting caught was just a glitch, but that's what happened. Just letting people know.
Yeah it was patched at some point. I put stolen items in box where you wake up at miller.
Also almost sure cleaned stolen items become ok.
yeah it was a bug originally. guards would make a comment about taking your stolen goods (they checked both inventories) but couldn't take anything from your horse. was patched in 1.3 i think.
Also you can stealth kill with the dagger, and if you adjust your mouse DPI to be in sync with the turn speed of the lock lockpicking is easier. If your mouse is too sensitive, even the easiest locks will be near impossible to pick.
Thank you for these tips, learned many new things!
then u are stupid LOL
@@salvaru6581 your da moleted you shhhh
Early game dont wear plate armor as you likely wont have the strength to use it effectively and it will reduce your loot intake, rather sell it or keep it in storage until you are much stronger. Also remember to go to the bathhouse every so often as all the benefits provided there increase speak and persuasion skills for several days and it also repairs your clothes for relatively cheap (or free with a perk).
Here's a good tip, get as much training done as possible with Captain Benard in Rattay, he'll teach you everything about combat.
The problem is finding him after the investigation on a nearby town...
Take part in the archery contests. First 3-4 arrows should allow to hone in on the bullseye. For the remaining shots, just hold down your mouse and don't move. Guaranteed easy money and you can restart it over and over.
+Logitech G
A very good way to earn groschen is to haggle for repairs of ALL the loot and to also haggle when selling; At first, i always haggled like this: half, half, and so on ...until they agreed...and they allways agreedXD, with time i could be bolder when haggling.
I made a heap of groschen in no time. (something like 39 hours in and have like 23k already, a heap of noble and milanese armour, the queen's sword from that quest and other expensive weapons, a full noble outfit for my horse and me, etc.)
PS. There is a LOT of combat with bandits and cumans involved with this method.Xb
On the other hand: with this method i also I became a master in combat and could beat the beggar knight in one on one combat on my first try.
Your videos make me want to start over and do it the best possible way. I'm on the Ginger in a Pickle quest so not so far in. Thanks much.
You can also rent a room for a few days then you can have a bed permanently in all of the towns its cost 250 but is way worth it
I found that going out at the beginning and looting all the ancient treasure map sites is a great way to balance out the game's difficulty level. There's one chest that's a very hard chest if memory serves. But otherwise, good strategic move.
"I didn't mean to kill him. I just couldn't help myself."
Who do you think you are, merchant? Kratos?
In KCD I always get a full day of doing stuff in the cities and just reading and preparing for the next adventure. Also I recommend to show that it’s necessary to have a full day of maintenance
Lockpicking is hard yes but when you skill it up a bit and get better at it, I actually find it really rewarding.
I learned this by accident but for those who don't know if you apply a potion you didn't wanted to apply to a sword, simply go to a grindstone and grind it a bit and the potion will be off.
and here i am, making grands by looting bandit corpses and dueling the wayfaring knight honourably xD
Henry would be proud :D - Matt
Lone Wandering I'm in the bandit killing business and business is good
I lost the red painted chest plate I bought (along with other things) armour because of a save issue I lost that part of my progress
20 minutes later I'm wandering the path and see my first wayfaring knight, and won me that ludicrously expensive armour for 50 gold coin. 😎
@@noleenole8254 I ain't in the prisoner-taking bidness, I'm in the bandit-killing bidness, and buddy, bidness is a-boomin'!
@@LogitechG Indeed!
Free saving can be done by leveling speech to 8 and taking the 'Troubadour' perk. This lets you use bathwenches for free after which the game saves. It's much quicker than organizing a stay at an inn.
Am I the only one who doesn't have a problem lockpicking?
yes I have no problem either, I can do very easy, easy and hard locks. very hard locks will just break the pick straight away.
Skill drunken Thief and get Henry drunk before lockpickingen even very hard Locks will open easy
qiao shi I love the lockpicking in this game! I like it a lot better than in Skyrim or Fallout. Lol at least you can see where to place your pick. I had left a comment at the top telling an easy way to level up your lockpicking skill, and very fast. Check it out.
Neither am I. I think lockpicking is pretty cool in this game.
Practice with the miller because the box can be lockpicked an infinite amount of times, so it is both increasing lockpicking and helping you get better at it.
Some quick tips for new players at the beginning stages of the game. These are some legit ways to earn money without exploiting any glitches in the game. Although, I'm definitely going to try the Skallitz glitch Mr. Spock pointed out in his comment. Here's what I got,
a) Find Milan at the market sqaure in Rattay. You can fight him everyday , beat him in an easy brawl , and just loot him. Usually he carries about 30-40 bucks with him and also has quite decent equipment on him. Don't kill him so that you can repeat this.
b) Sell stolen goods by first storing them in a chest at your place in Rattay. Then once the red hand is removed, you can just sell it anywhere.
c) Before you enter the Rattay Tournament, make sure to practise all weapons with Bernard. This helps you win the tournament. The Rattay miller allows you to place a bet on winning the tournament, so that's a few easy bucks.
d) You can save and sleep at a Bath-house - without any charges :) Save those schwapps. I honestly never even had to use one.
e) Practice haggling. It gets you a good negotiation price. Also ensure you are clean , and have the highest possible Charisma before going to the trader.
f) Bernard pays you to bring Cuman ear's. So once you are ready with some fighting skills, go bandit hunting.
g) When you meet the Bailiff for the first time, there's a noble's room beside where he is seated. Sneak in there and you'll find some 6-7 books. Each book can easily fetch you about 15-20 bucks.
I’ve spent hours just learning the guard patterns just so I can take their armor and sell it to the millers
Eagleeye3432 thats dedication
another Thief the dark project player ...man this game really affected us all ...we cannot play any RPG the same way after this
i managed to undestand the treasure maps and there is several of them, i think it's pretty cool trying to find them cuz each loot comes with a part of the Warhorse armour and it's one of them best if not the best ypu can get and as far as i know going treasure hunting is the only way of getting it, i realized of it after the second treasure.
6:17 wow I've never seen an AI respond to your accusations, they always just stay quiet and let me use all the chat options and keep succeeding.
Well, that's the dialogue options and results.
On a failed check, he would just go and accuse Henry of being the killer and run to the nearest town to alert a guard.
05:30 A throwback to good old Quest for Glory I: So You Want to Be a Hero. One of the quests involves getting something out of a bird’s nest. Haven’t seen this sort of thing since that game, very nostalgic and another reason to like Kingdom Come Deliverance.
"quite hard to make money?" Lol, you can get like 6K for killing and cooking 2 or 3 animals, and hauling them back to Rattay. I had 15K in a chest and 10K on me about 20 hours in.
Here is a tip, if you find some bandit's or Cuman's weapon try to use the grindstone to raise the weapon's condition. It also raises the value of the weapon. Good to sell to a weapon's trader who just so happen to have a lot of groschen.
I feel games like this would be so much cooler with an option to switch between first and third person views
Never ignore haggling, even when its a small purchase. You can save tons of money that way. Also, if its a small purchase, you can haggle to where you’re paying MORE money to whatever trader you’re talking to, which increases your reputation, which makes it easier to bargain with everyone else later on the bigger purchases, (which is totally worth it, I’ve had deals where it was worth 2k groschen and I haggled up to 4.5k using high charisma and high reputation with the town).
I'm quite shocked how few people understand the saving system and rather install mods
they are just lazy bro
When is the best time in the early game to focus on training your skills (i.e. archery and swordfighting)?
biggest tip is buy a fucking shield and a Heavy Axe trust me and get your strength up! trust i can kill up to 3-4 heavy cuman warriors at once takes about 10 mins of intense battle but it helps me out loads
easily man have you not tried it?
A mace is better.
I use a bow. Headshots that don't hit armor are instant kills.
what arrows do you use? i use piercing arrows if i ever use the bow which is rare
Kingdom Wessex Mostly hunting arrows. They're the worst stat-wise, but with headshots it doesn't matter.
I basically run up to the camp and start drawing my bow when I get there, get right in front of somebody while they're doing their little taunt and drawing their weapons, and shoot them right in the face.
I can usually get two like that before the whole camp is after me, then I call my horse, run away, wait an hour, and repeat until out of bandits/cuman.
You can brew potions faster by skipping a few steps in the process, there's a perk that lets you get away with one more mistake than usual, with that, I've been brewing Saviour Shnapps without boiling at all, just chuck it all in and finish it.
Logitech 4 life, I'm still using my G5 mouse, its around 14 years old now :D
update: still using it, its around 18 years old now.
That reading part reminds me of Ash: "Klatoo berata nectoo !"
Heres a challengs for you. Play an entire run of the game without ever sleeping (except for when the story forces you too)
Henry will pass-out.
Nope there is that one drink
You saved me with the lock picking one. That early mission where you have to pick that lock, I just ended up killing a guard when he turned his back, stabbing him 4 or 5 times before he got his sword out by starting when he was on the ladder. I took HIS armor instead of getting some from the chest, plus found extra stuff where I killed him. Now I can actually pick locks! Literally in REAL LIFE, picking locks is easier than in this game (no I haven't stolen or broken into houses, just tried it on my house, doors, containers, etc, and it's easy compared to this game which I like btw).
10: Expect a finish to the story
Imagine going into the woods and seeing some random, dirty knight picking the entire forests worth of flowers and killing anything that comes near him
pour all perk points into strength and vitality. pick headcracker as soon as you can and get a longsword with balanced stabby and slashy points. get full plate (whichever you come by) and then go north from talmberg. there's a bunch of cumans in the forest, there's also a city up there with a bridge. lure them across the bridge one by one, kill them with stabby and slashy (try to hit the head with upper stance more) and they should die from 3-4 hits each. step sideways to avoid any arrows. loot armor, go deeper, lure another one, repeat. sell armor in rattay for max profit. go back and they have respawned. i earned 25k with this method and maxed out sword and strength perks by level 17. it also doesn't feel like cheating because you still have to fight for it.
I liked that you credited the commenters who gave you the tips. Good show, man 07
Easy for you to say about the lock picking, I hear that it's exceptionally easier for PC players. Us console players continue to suffer, even on simplified mode. If there's ever a main quest that requires me to lock pick something in order to continue, I'm probably just going to give up on the game altogether haha. Lockpicking mechanism in this game makes me so angry to the point where I could throw my controller at my TV
Actually I agree with their tip, even on consoles which is what I play on. If you enter the lock picking mini game and the sweet spot isn't right around the center, back out and keep trying until it is. Sometimes I feel you barely have to move the right stick when that sweet spot is near the center, and for me it makes it significantly easier.
I absolutely hated lock picking when I first started the game. I too got so frustrated that I wanted to just toss my controller, but trust me as you do it more and level up the skill it gets much easier. Also there's a perk that gives you a boost when drunk, which I highly recommend. The way I like to use the perk is to use a schnapps before trying to pick harder locks, which not only saves the game in case you screw up but also triggers the perk making the process easier. The perk will not only make the easier locks a little more simple, but it can also let you open locks that you otherwise might not have the skill to attempt.
Here are some tips to help raise your lock pick skill. Go around at night and pick open doors. Another fun thing to do is pick the lock on a house at night, lure the resident outside, then when they go back inside they lock the door and you can repeat the process. The bath house near Peshek's mill is a nice place to pick locks too, there are multiple doors you can pick and they all seem to reset every day. If you really wanted, you could set yourself a nightly routine for picking a bunch of doors. Maybe start at the bath house, then go into Rattay and start picking some doors. I'm sure others have better tips, but what I listed worked well for me without it being too tedious.
console players continue to suffer? Then you haven't tried RDR1 on PC :P.
Another tip- the absolute fastest way to level weapons, defence and warfare is to train with Bernard at Rattay. It will give you the option of learning master strikes on each weapon. Go through the sequence on master strikes on each weapon with Bernard and each time you do this it will gain you one level up on that weapon, until you get to about level 8 when it takes about 1.8 times to get one. So going through it 25-30 times with each weapon will max out that weapon. You can buy levels at 5, 10 and 15 and add perks as you go.
This seems to work fastest if you always perform three consecutive perfect master strikes in each training session. For example doing three on levels 1-8 always nets you a level, but if you mess one up and have to have four tries to get three you may not level up.
That is what I tell everyone to do as well