Kingdom Come Deliverance | Things You Should Do First Before Anything Else.
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2024
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One of the defining features of Kingdom Come:Deliverance is that there are a lot of activities you can do apart from the main quests. While this is certainly a welcome feature,it’s also possible that new players might also feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of it. So in this video,I’ll walk you through several essential tasks that will make the game much more accessible afterwards. Kingdom Come:Deliverance is a medieval rpg game set in Bohemia at 1403,developed by Warhorse Studios and published by Deep Silver. - Hry
Having suffered through the indignity of chasing after Hans Capon's horse like a dirty peasant on foot, I can tell you this guide is essential.
I don't want to experience that ever again.😂
@@ThatOtherGamer I had to go and wash off the iniquity in a hog's trough afterwards. To be honest, I didn't feel any better for it
Getting Mutt with you when you go hunting is a must. Plus you can brew Saviour schnapps without even knowing how to read . There's plenty of belladona 200m past the Inn by the training arena in Rattay if you follow the path on the left until you reach a wall that separates 2 fields.
Add wine and 1 nettle to the cauldron. Pull the bellow 5 times,grind 2 belladona and add it to the cauldron when stops boiling ,no need to wait for the fire to go off,then pull the bellow twice, count to 10 and grab a phial . voila! You get 3 Saviour schnapps for the price of 1 even with Alchemy at level 0.
If you are playing the Royal edition, be sure to talk to Theresa at the Rattay Mill to pick up Mutt, the companion dog.
Hunting, Fighting and Searching. Your canine friend would help you in your journey. Once you learn the "Seek" perk, you dog would Bark whenever an interesting site or buried treasure is nearby and he will lead you there.
Be sure to have lockpicks and spade on hand
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If you don't mind completing her questline, she gives you a very good Skalitz Shield at the end of it, keep in mind that it has a minimum requirement of 4 Strength to use efficiently, which normally isn't a problem, but in Hardcore Mode, the Nightmare perk will give you trouble in the beginning
The dog is great - i suck at fighting and the dog helps a lot there :-)
@talaniel
Goes well with the Et Tu Brute perk from the stealth skill tree *Back attacks are stronger*
Seek never seemed to work well for me, but Mutt was always helpful with hunting rabbits.
i bought kcd in 2020 and im really glad people are discovering it now, its honestly the best game i ever played and i even feel like i learned some things thanks to it, which is probably exactly the goal of it. i just hope kcd2 wont dissapoint.
3:38 It's not true that Captain Bernard does not train you any further unless you've done the patrol with Nightingale. He only sends you to the Rathaus where you are told to meet up with Nightingale in the afternoon and grab some kit from the armoury. Once you've spoken to the Bailiff, you can go back to Bernard for further training and then go back to meet Nightingale afterwards. That way you can learn Combos and Master strikes before going on patrol. That helps a lot in the fight against the Cumans after the hunting trip.
oh you mean that bandit camp with radzig i keep getting obliterated in ? i think my best course of action is to buy dice and just purchase the best armor i can find. then go through with that quest again.
I always walk next to Capon. It is more natural, more lore-friendly, and in my mind it might push thoughts like "if he had a horse I wouldn't get captured" into Capon's mind as well. Strengthens the bon afterwards. The whole point of this game is to overcome your humble beginning so being a bright talented peasant at the start is just perfect. And it is also an important lesson and punishment for Henry too, a lesson about knowing boundaries and proper behavior toward nobles.
So are people still learning about the game now? I've been waiting for kcd2 for a long time 🥴
Go watch the new trailer for kcd2 the new game looks sick and it's coming this year
@@maddymcmadingson6296 I already looked, I've been waiting for this for a long time 😅😅
never played, but will before 2 releases
had this in my library for years and finally gave it a good try and i do NOT regret it. only regret not giving it a chance earlier! an absolute gem of a game that will be relevant for years still
@@MrSubStep It seems complicated at first until we understand how the game works, I even gave up 3 times thinking it was impossible to play... I was always dying or in jail 😒😒
I feel it's a bit cheesy to use the Talmberg armor. I cannot help but feel they would have had him return it, considering how expensive armor was and the fact that he straight up stole it. I use this to give Henry a makeshift excuse to head to Talmberg and start Lady Stephanie's quest. Something along the lines of, "You can get kitted up at the armory, but first take back those arms you stole from Talmberg." Once you start Stephanie's quest, you can get several other side quests done along the way in Uzhitz, Rattay, Ledetchko, and Sasau as well as a quest from Divish in Talmberg. You don't really need a horse, especially if you are using regular mode with the fast travel options, but if you want one, the roan from Stephanie's Quest can be used to get around while doing all the side quests. Then, you can get Pebbles once you progress along the main campaign. To be honest, too, I feel that the scene where Henry has to walk along while Hans rides adds to the feel of the storyline.
I feel the same way about carrying multiple weapons, armors, etc. I have found that immersion is better preserved when you do not allow Henry to carry more than a real person would be able to carry at any given moment, which is really going to be whatever he can wear, one melee weapon and maybe a bow (that is already pushing it, realistically), and things that would fit in a pouch and/or belt holster like coins, keys, and lockpicks. I don't allow him to carry food around with him aside from maybe a single rabbit or fish that he can carry to the nearest fire pit. Otherwise, he just eats whenever he buys or finds it. Then, once he gets a horse, I might have him store some things in the saddlebags, but there is still a realistic limit to that. Some books, maybe some clothing, a single weapon or so, perhaps some food. Not multiple suits of armor, etc. though.
These are just how I play, but keeping things more realistic does make the game more enjoyable in my experience.
Just started my second playthtough of KCD on hardcore mode and it is such an immersive joy to play! I'll be using these tips, sound man!
I think before you go to captain bernard, just when you reach rattay, its a excelent opportunitty to be a thief and a poacher, explore all the world , avoiding fights (except wayfarers), doing millers quests only, just leveling pickpocket, stealth ,lockpick, archery, and only after this thief phase, you then go to captain bernard to go for knighthood.
Always use training weapons and remember to train wi
th bernard naked - it wont damage your eqquipment.
When you get the guard outfit in the beginning instead of getting the shard, theres a reliable blade in the basket up the latter
Your channel is underrated as hell, man
Thanks for checking out the channel,Moe.👍
you can use other arm gear instead of the vambraces before bow level 3, so long as it takes up the slot. any sort of brigandine plate pauldrons etc would work just as well.
Actually Barnard will train you in masterstikes immediately after talking to the bailiff. No need to complete the patrol quest. And you can do the first tourney without worrying about unlocking them before it fails.
The game is an absolute joy to play & I am pissed I did not get it during covid.
For anyone interested in alchemy- Samopesh has all the herbs in abundance. Brother Nicodemus just down the road seems to pay the best for Lazarus potions.
Selling to Brother Nicodemus when he could be using those funds to help the Skalitz wounded... Shameful...
@@Cody-qh3os he'll make money off of what I sold him come vendor reset day, then, he'll have even more coin to help the skalitz folk, although he won't actually do it...
@@TrialBySquire Fair point, though if we were really splitting hairs, I doubt anything medicinal would be leaving the monastery. Then again, who knows what would be happening in a world where these things were real.
@@Cody-qh3os the Church doing shifty things?!
In my opinion, Trojan is a better tier 1 horse than Boxer and you can also get him in Neuhof.
Edit: I realise the reason you chose Boxer is because he's cheaper, but the extra capacity makes it worthy to save a bit more for Trojan imho.
are you trolling? xd....Trojan is a trap....You spend more time in the floor with that horse than riding him.
@@GregorioRicouz How? Were you actually trying to use it in combat or something?
When you return the Skalitz if you look at the side of the bridge you can see an unlocked treasure chest with incredible loot in it, a semi-unique brigandine (there's only one other instance of this in the game it's right at the end on a friendly npc who's only in one scene), a bailiff mace, a necklace... I forget what's in it in hardcore mode but all of those are really good. The charisma from the necklace is probably really useful at that point if nothing else.
I find a fish trap...
@@glennericnaylor276 other side of the bridge. The far side of the bridge as you approach it initially just on the shore. It might have a little bush nearby making it hard to see...
Don’t go on patrol with nightingale.
Just talk to the bailiff and then continue to train with Bernard to learn master strikes.
with the archery challange, one or 2 steps to the right and all is easyer
I finally got in the game after 6 years when my bro told me they dropped the final update hope KCD2 have a better launch because that was why i didn't got into this game sooner
I got it when it was first released and it was a bit buggy but never as bad as people said. They fixed it fairly quickly, I'm very pleased with Warhorse. The game has it's flaws but overall it's a work of genius. There's no need to get a 'perfect' start at all, I recommend that you try to roleplay it as much as possible to get the most from it. When it comes to combat, it really helps to train with Bernard and 'masterstrikes' are a game changer, you should learn how to do them.
@free_gold4467 I've already beaten the game Lol the ppl that complain about the combat just ain't used the hard gameplay in the beginning you are ASS literally but I keep practicing with that Bernard and start whooping ass I'm so OP now lmao even took down 3 Cumans alone 🗿
@@Deboo-oz2rb Nice 🤠
@@Deboo-oz2rbso practice it is 😂
@@AstarionWifey yep practice makes perfect
Well i had the dog by my side but i send him to the mill because i feared i might lose him on a quest . But now i cant get him back as a companion . Pls help me . Is there a chance to get him back on my side?
I hate the quest where you infiltrate the monastery, I always get caught(I still havent finish it to this day)
Thanks.
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Thank you for this! In my playthrough i did not manage to beat Hans Capon, so he kept his bow. But i adapted, and i've managed quite well in spite of this. Please keep the informative videos coming, kind Sir!
Now it's back to Bohemia for me... Jesus Christ be praised! 😊👌
I always make my stats high enough to kill every invader before escaping skallitz. It's funny, you kill everyone but still get the cutscene being chased. HAHAHA
Nice! That's good to hear. Thanks for watching,yvinnthon.👍
Did you do the experience exploit? I've read about it but I never got to test myself.😂
You can get some experience fighting before meeting with Bernard by fighting Kunesh as a way to get him to give you the "Scavenger" quest and by completing the "Do Me A Favour - Punch Me!" quest with the Skalitz refugees. It won't give you sword skills, but it can help with warfare, agility, and defense.
My first play through I had to walk next to capton 😂
Awful,isn't it?😂 Feels nice hearing Henry respond to Hans' "Do you have a horse?" question with a confident yes.
This is more of a guide to optimize the early parts of the game. Don't do the grinds that are shown! You will burn yourself out of the game and then most likely quit, so the gains from the grinds would be useless to you. Instead just play the game normally some main quests here and some side quests there etc.
if you want to beat hans capon easily, just faint low then strik the head when he starts blocking. do this 2 or 3 times and you have won.
Wait, what Talmberg quest wants you to steal stuff from guards? I know you can get a quest like that from a Miller.
Also, at what point did you pick up that sword at the 1:18 mark? After you woke up at Pesheks? Isn't that sword in Skalitz? Did you walk all the way back there?
"Wait, what Talmberg quest wants you to steal stuff from guards?"
When you are at Talmberg and want to leave to go bury your parents. If you talk to the gate guard and pass an easy speech check, he'll suggest you disguise yourself as a guard so he can pretend he didn't notice and let you go. You are then prompted to go and steal a Talmberg guard kit from the armoury.
"Also, at what point did you pick up that sword at the 1:18 mark?"
Right after leaving Talmberg and find your way to Skalitz. You'll see the Skalitz bailiff's body near the entrance.
"After you woke up at Pesheks? Isn't that sword in Skalitz?"
No, he means you'll already have the sword by the time you wake up in Pashek's house.
Talk to Lady Stephanie and tell her why you want to leave. She will recommend stealing armor. She also gives you coins for bribes.
@@Cody-qh3os awesome. i've played this game so many times and never came across that dialogue. what an amazing game.
@@jimmystrudel Ya, some stuff you have to seek out, but talking to innkeepers about what is going on tends to help open up quests you might not be aware of. Also, there are the situations where quests link together like "At Your Service, My Lady" leading to "Horse That Bolted" when you go to retrieve the Roan from the Uzhitz stables or "A Friend in Need" leading to "Lost in Translation" if you stop by the miller southeast of Sasau to see if he has any work for your friends Fritz and Matthew or "A Costly Brawl" leading to "In God's Hands" when you see how the Skalitz wounded are faring when going to speak to Brother Elias about Fritz's debt, etc etc.
2:15 you don't only have to beat Hans in the duel in order to win his bow, you must also beat him in archery.
I have no problem defeating him in combat but as this is the first mission post Prologue how the hell are you supposed to win at archery when this is probably the first time you've ever held a bow? also the controls kak. especially on console and with no target icon.
This is a serious question how am I supposed to beat him archery is there somewhere I can go and practice and level up the skill before I'm forced enter into this duel?
I beat him at archery. I must have got really lucky, though, because later on, i missed every hare from point blank range, lol.
there is a potion you can buy which increases your skill for some time so you will be more stable. And its kinda easy on PC.
I have found when fighting Capon if I stabbed after blocking his stab, I seemed to get more hits.
I cheesed this fight by stabbin’ till he fainted.
collecting tons of herbs is a good way to make early game money and leveling up (herbs and strenght) before even leaving Skallitz. Its not more of an exploit than training a lot before meeting nightingale.
It also gives you a bit of money to start out with as three of the Skalitz traders will buy the herbs.
It's powergaming, which is a bit cheesy. If you gamble the money away that was supposed to be used for charcoal, you can kinda justify picking a bunch of nettles to sell, but that's about as far as you can get without throwing off realism. I always thought there should be a "Flowers for Bianca" quest or something like that to introduce herbalism in the intro part, but it is what it is. The game has several areas where I feel a few more side quests could have been added in.
Training before meeting Nightingale can be done without exploits by fighting Kunesh upon seeing him in Rattay and fighting the Skalitz refugees in the "Do Me a Favor - Punch Me!" quest. Won't give you sword skill, but it will potentially improve warfare, defense, and agility.
How much does Boxer cost?
Seem interesting but i've always have the impression that main quest are limited in time, and i know that some of them are.
Also, It didn't feel right to stop for a week to train when your lord urge to do stuff.
The one benefit of not having a horse by the time you do the Hans Capon hunting quest is the difference in how the Cuman camp is handled.
With a horse, Henry rushes in after Hans and you're in the middle of a melee fight from then on.
Without it, Henry starts further out and can stalk upon the camp and use whatever meager stealth and archery skills he has to improve the odds.
I waited until night, then they were sleeping. Shot them both (and I cannot aim with a bow, at all - not in this game)
How do you get trained by captain bernard? Im now on mission go to vranik and i still havent ever get my second training with captain bernard
Around 8 in the morning til evening he will be at the training yard right outside the upper castle. You can talk to him about more advanced training and by the end he will teach you master strokes. You can also spar with him early on with training weapons. Sense you don't lose health, you will be able to train for hours on end. Good way to boost your stats and skills and lets you practice new combos, much better than paying for individual lessons for sure, only one I'd recommend is defense, the higher it is the quicker you can block and give you more of a gap for master strokes.
I wish we could play the game work perfect block. All enemies and henry doesn’t learn perfect block,once you learn perfect block by old man Bernard. It feels so slow, meant for older men 🤷 It was much more fun fighting Hans Capon. We both didn’t know perfect block 😤
devs apparently mentioned that they will address perfect block in the sequel.
i guess the combat will be reworked somewhat.
Get the combat mod
Why are you in an echotorium?
Bugger I missed out on shard.
It's easy to miss,TBH. I just noticed it during a replay.
I wish I hadn't accidentally started "a woman's lot" DLC upon waking after the Prologue. I thought it was a cut scene in a discussion.
Also hugely disappointed as nothing collected in items or Gold are gifted to the player upon completion.
So DON'T DO THIS FIRST. Don't be tricked into it.
This is the first time I've ever played the game.
I thought this was a timed mission, i might restart🤣
Some early parts of the the main quest are timed, in a way that the outcome can change if you wait longer, which can mean that certain ways of completing it are not valid anymore and you have to find different solutions.
The game just doesn't tell you which, you're almost always told to hurry, if it's actually necessary or not.
I was drunk all the time lmao
One of the first things I do is learn to read.
yea reading is OP.
Yeah I'm learning big time. I've only recently bought it with all dlc for less than a fiver, just realising how much of a simulation it is.
Game of the decade it is.
if you wanna know how to beat everyone in this game just go for face stabs, and keep spamming them.
Never heard of this game
it was on kickstarter.
it was never marketed much as it was made by indie studio.
Standard mode is basically god mode / easy mode.
3:33 not sure thats true
No , it's not, you can immediatelly go back to training after reporting to the bailiff.
@@DerEchteBold yeah didn't think so right as I finished that thing with Hans I grinded for the tourney and the rest of the game was a breeze ngl. Not sure what's the rage on the combat for it's genuinely fun. Probably from people who came from games like fallout where you just spam left click and disconnect your brain.
@@ilayohana3150
Well, it sure is lacking in many areas and the combat coud've been massively improved but it's still the best type of system, where you can actually learn it and react to the opponent.
Overall, despite of the shortcomings it's easily the best open world game ever.
Witcher 3 is one that highly disappointed me, couldn't get into it because of the combat being so random and boring, probably shouldn't have started it after this.
@@DerEchteBold definitely, you put it very well. The combat can be. A little janky and ai doesn't deal very well with obstructing objects sometimes, as well as some problematic combos but other than that it's actually creative and rewarding. It takes a different kind of skill than the same aim and move mouse that 99% of games do.
I did not watch this video - I don't need to be told what I should do first!
Kingdom Come Deliverance | Things You Should Do First Before Anything Else:
1 Do not watch this video!
2 Play the game how you like, within the limits of the game.
3 Do not be a puppet and be told what you should do. It is your game, play your own way.
4 Do things in the game, within the game limits, how you want to do them. In the order you want to do them.
4 After you have finished playing the game, your own way, then watch this video, if you would like to watch an absurd video. That is condescending and treats new players like idiots. That are not capable of doing things themselves.
How about I spent 2 weeks max levelling Henry before the tournament 🏟️ 😂😂 that’s what I did
That's fine too.😂
@@ThatOtherGamer it’s not I still haven’t finished it 😅