Early Rattay - Secrets, Hidden dialogue, and How to Roleplay | Did you know?
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- "Kingdom Come:Deliverance" contains many hidden dialogue and secret options that you won't run into if you treat it as a straightforward game where you only follow quest directives. It pays to talk to everyone, pay attention fo passing conversations, and treat the world as a real entity rather than a collection of quests.
This is the part covering the early game in Rattay after recovering from your injuries. You're now pennyless, in debt to Miller Peshek and the Apothecary, and have no source of income. Can Henry get out of this pickle? We cover the best way to approach the game with roleplaying in mind.
Be sure to take your time and pay attention!
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You can actually complete Peshek's first quest without ever digging up a body, just gotta talk to the executioner. He's willing to sell the ring for pretty cheap.
I shanked him, was cheaper
I always felt bad killing all his dogs and knocking him out when I went for that ring
@@jaiell2049 you can talk him into leaving his house....
@@azzor4134 the best option, as it accidentally gets revenge on the miller for the whole wild goose chase
Or you can steal the ring from his chest without having to hurt anyone or dig it up your self
Sweet. I've been looking for KCD videos like this. This game is way too underrated and under covered !
Well, thank you mate. Glad you feel the same way!
Oh please, it's rated just fine.
It's a good popular game with pretty large fanbase.
@@JohnDoe-il4dz go play Lego games troll
I was worried about buying the game at $60 dollars I saw it on sale last week for $8 dollars and I purchased it. I wish I spent the $60 years ago.
I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s because most game streamers and CZcams creators are shit tier gamers, they play shit like fallout 4, pretend it’s scary and challenging when it’s not and call it a day. They likely picked up kcd and only managed the tutorial in silver skalitz before they decided it was “too hard” to play while reacting in over the top fashion or reading their super chat moneys
1:48 what a clever disguise!
Aye! They'll never know it's him! :D
And it's also the best hat in the game.
This is great man. I love the game but I really feel like I need to do something to change it up a bit. The idea of having to actually struggle in the world and find your own way is really appealing, and makes you see the game world in a totally different way. Thanks for this!
Glad to find a like-minded roleplayer!
This is one of the only games that manage to turn bandits into a real threat
We can only dream for KCD2, recently re installed it and i'm hooked....again
I think Warhorse is defnitely working on it, they just can't reveal anything officially.
I wish they would give us something to hope for… keep our hopes alive at least… at this point it’s been years and not a word.. too much secrecy isn’t good..
@@AlexanderHonsVonEber late last year the head of warhorse studios referred to KC:D as “KCD1” in a tweet. Seems like they’re working on a second game :)
Good news fellas
the best way to earn money early game: do fist fighting, progress your story till where you beat capon in archery, use his bow to win archery contest (you can earn 1000+ grochen in one game day this way). Best way to travel: progress main quest till you get your 1st horse.
I think you didn't understand the point of this video, it was finding a way to make the progress of Henry more realistic.
In my playthrough Beran's wife just randomly died one day. She was begging near her tent and suddenly toppled off. I wonder if Beran finally snapped and poisoned her.
Did you give her the cup? Maybe that was the last straw!
@@SequentialGamer
Oh, can you give the things to her instead of him?
Nevermind, just saw it in the video.
@@SequentialGamerGiving Beran’s Wife the cup couldn’t be “the last straw” - because we all know that the high charisma, height of fashion hat that Henry is wearing in this video, was woven together with the last straw. 😉
Luck of the drunk is the best perk in the game, I can easily open very hard locks even with the hardcore debuff to lockpicking (shakes), robbing the very hard chests that the shopkeepers have gives you a fortune early on. Without luck of the drunk the game is such a drag, can't even open the monastery locks that late into the game.
Agreed! At first I thought it was just a gimmicky perk that just made the actual lockpicking game easier. I was already pretty good at that so it seemed pointless, but once I realised that it actually lowered the requirements for attempting the lockpicking it became one of the most important perks to me.
@@SequentialGamer Alcohol is great in general, I didn't care for it on my first few playthroughs. But on hardcore with tapeworms it was a necessity. And the perks like drinking habit (2+ bow skill and 25% less bow shaking while inebriated, but 25% more shaking while sober) and top shelf (makes spirits reasonable, 50% weaker).
Have you ever tried using safe passage as a way to get home instantly, because hardcore removes fast traveling?
@@TheWP120 There was one time I got stuck on a horse stable and I tried to blackout to get out of it but it just didn't work. I was too full and couldn't get drunk enough LOL.
I also tried to become alcoholic to see what it looked like but I just couldn't get drunk enough too.
@@SequentialGamer I always keep a few digestion potions on hand in case i get full. It's so nice to have cockerel too to control energy without having to sleep. And hair of the dog so you won't need to worry about getting too drunk from all the healing potions and what not.
picking very hard locks at lvl 6, making you OP early game is one of the most satisfying things in this game
Only thing that would make this video better is showing where your at on the map, other than its great man!
Wow I didn't know about most of these starter quests... The main game just picks up so fast, that even though you're so poor at the start it's easy to get money by doing the main quests.
I wish moneymaking was harder and that in bad times you'd just be forced to steal or do these sidequests for other poor people
Anyways that video was enjoyable. Thanks for it!
I actually recommend putting off the main quest and doing all the side quests available first. It makes a big difference when you're tying to help the refugees in Sassau monastery as a pennyless peasant yourself.
i feel like you have to be going out of your way to ignore these side quests. this isnt the kind of game you're supposed to power through the main quests and beat it in 2 hours like most modern RPGs. the beauty of this game is the exploration and the world building.
Money making is hard lol, it's not exactly easy to make money, it's harder than other open world RPG games.
@@user-vp8mu5fj7o It's actually really easy. I just stole a bunch of armor that i don't need and sold it to the Rattay miller. And repeat until i get the desired amount.
I used to have around 70k but i don't remember what i did to it to drop it down to 40
@@kujazero5678 yeah I know that one, sell it and wait a few days. Selling stuff to the miller waiting a few days then robbing his chest is actually pretty cool way of making a significant amount in a small amount of time. I forgot to clarify that I meant it's hard to make money doing quests, it doesn't really pay or doesn't pay at all to do quests.
When I did this I just did the part of the main quest where they give you a club and then went out beat up bandits that ambushed me
There is a ton more things you can do out of order and make the game's playthru easier or different. In general doing all the sdie quests means the game's main quest gets fast and easy. Most of the people you help out on the side, end up being someone who you need help from later ironically or via reputation. It's amazing!
Yeah, a lot of side quests actually make more sense if they're done before the main quest.
i think the game is a lot more fun if you don't learn to fight right away. being a thief doesn't realy make sense to me once you enter radzigs service
glad I found your channel, I love to roleplay my KCD aswell
Why thank you good sir! Glad to have found a likeminded spirit :)
I love this series. The role playing aspect is brilliant
Why did I only find you now? Dam good videos, which I knew of them 3 years ago
the first thing i do when i start a new game, which i just began new again today, is, go around digging up the treasure around the map. then get expensive armour and strong weapons and then only after, take on the game
This video is put together nicely. Good job
Cheers John john!
With Beran, he will actually tell you about the treasure if you look good enough (Charisma check). And you might bring it back to him
Fun fact about Kunesh: if you kill him in Skalitz, he'll still be in Rattay later. Don't ask how I know lol. Also, for the EASIEST start to the game, in Skalitz, just stealth knock out villagers anywhere on the outskirts of town, pick all the herbs, and sell everything, you can't sell them in Skalitz, but you can store the stuff in your chest in your house that you get the nails from, but you have to get the stuff out of it before the part where you bury your parents, or it'll be lost.
some dialogues dont work on other NPCs because they each have different behaviors, even if you have higher speech than the NPC, it sometimes wont budge like Straw in Merhojed. You sometimes need aggressive approach or charismatic approach in order to get past them. Its one of the reasons I love this game so much, much so than Skyrim
Is there a mod that simply makes Mutt shut the fck up, especially when youre trying to concentrate on brewing potions or robbing a house!?
Was getting annoyed that my pc was only getting 60fps in the towns but seeing that solid 15fps I'm a lot more greatful
Fair enough LOL.
I thought this was the claymation version. lol
imagine being annoyed by 60fps
this post was made by 25fps gang
Hi I just came across your channel looking to start a new playthrough again and I absolutely love your videos double 👍👍
Well, I'll be! Thank you for the kind words. I'm glad that you enjoy my videos :)
12:36 screw that, I put on my expensive clothes and told the bastard he was a sorcerer, one of the funniest dialogue options in the game!
Had it sitting on my shelf for 2 years after giving up due to the lock picking being unbearable at the start
The fact it gets easier wasn’t explained. Love this game
Lockpicking definitely becomes easier, though I haven't tried it with a controler so I can't say on that case LOL. But it also suffered from being new and unfamiliar, and that alone put off many people.
solrry to burst your bubble, but the game makes it VERY VERY VERY clear that everything gets easier the more you do it.
it's actually quite easy with a controller thanks to the simplified lockpicking option - you only need to hold L1 while trying to keep the yellow ball in place which is not a problem if you're not a casual
I preordered on Kickstarter - played an hour it was unbearable. They patched multiple times, and I just finally came back this month. Currently at 79 hours.
I made it through my first playthrough without picking a single lock. On my second one, I figured out that it's a lot more doable with a mouse and keyboard.
I pass alchemist by some early potions for money. I didn't even looked it up, there weren't any guides on release if I know of. Even if you can't read, you still see images. And words are still breakable by letters. You can try and make some potions with bit of experimenting.
Yeah, alchemy is one of those things that many people don't pay attention to but it's well worth your time.
@@SequentialGamer Just because Henry can't read doesn't mean you can't. It was bit of deciphering, but I managed to read savior schnaps and poisons without reading skill by myself. It made early game way easier.
@@martind5653 yeah but the point of this was role-playing. Henry needs to be teached reading and alchemy first from a realism role play perspective. That's like your RP house rule.
Or you could simply look up all the recipes online, pick hundreds of herbs etc but that wouldn't fit a realistic hardcore RP playthrough if you know what I mean.
I wish KCD will include hardcore mode from the start with additional options like Henry needs to pay to learn first etc., permadeath, no reloading etc
The roleplaying potential of this game is amazing. You won't find another game like this in another 100 years. I'm going around the countryside as gentleman Henry. Helping beggars on the street and wearing a dapper jacket and no headgear. Can be bad if I met some bandits though. High charisma, Speech, and on my way to learn to read.
Oo Itought Im hearing Burzum in the background
All this role playing just to have a growling dog next to you while pick pocketing and act like it wouldn’t give you away …. I always tell mutt to stay before going stealth. I know it’s only me who hears his growls but it really takes me out of the immersion that no one else notices him.
If you sneak Mutt also goes into stealth mode. So technically? LOL
Will you please do another live playthrough of this game. I know you played multiple times but your my favorite person with this game and I absolutely loved watching. I would watch and play at the same time some days lolll.
I love this game Dominic but there's simply not enough of an audience for it. Even the most popular "did you know" videos get very few views, and nobody watches the playthrough any more.
@@SequentialGamerI think your missing a shot here man I'm no expert but I was looking at your videos on your profile and from what I seen KCD and FO76 brought you the most views
Granted you can only cover so much but I guess all I'm trying to say is think about what this fan base could Carry over to... think other games like chivalry 2
@@SequentialGamerReviewsthere's some good sword fighting games but I get that I need something different myself every now and again I'm surprised they didn't like chiv2 I love that game I guess you got stapled to the cult KCD fans 😂 cheers
Oh nice, subbed.
Thanks and welcome in!
It's funny the way Henry and other NPC talks. Way better and realistic than Skyrim; imo(fanboys can kill me for saying that).
Both games go for different things. KCD is more story focused so it shines more in things like dialogues while elder scrolls goes for a sprawling world that isn't so focused on the overarching narrative.
@@SequentialGamer At least KCD team made a combat system that requires effort from devs; unlike skyrim which is two or three animation of slashing swords.
This game is even better if you do have rule to role play with.
It is! Many games are better that way!
some of these i already knew but i like the roleplay
Thanks, appreciate it.
I always rescue Ginger first, before messing around. I just prefer my combat being on par.
15:40 where did you get that wooden shield?
Great list, "Did you know?", congratulations.
Probably from some bandits I looted.
@@SequentialGamer
[Speech]//: But don't you remember where it was?
[Charisma]//: You look nice with that one.
[Fight]//: Give me that shield, or i'll kick your arse in a way you cannot imagine!!
[End dialog]//: Nevermind.
@@irvingsamsonsmithdeanda9126 At that point I didn't have enough money to buy one so it was definitely scavenged.
But if you do the DLC where you play as Theresa in Skalitz she gives you a unique Skalitz heavy shield.
@@irvingsamsonsmithdeanda9126 ”Well I never!” (You lost reputation)
love the vids
Thanks Jason!
I have always wondered how the hell does Henry know about those brawls with Milan and others. From Alex, nice!
I always encountered the exclamation mark and never met anyone telling me about that activity
An odd way to roleplay, you seem to be further along in the quest, but I returned to the first town to get my original chest, found armed guards killing eachother, and just looted them after they were done fighting. I got kitted out with full armour and tons of cash by selling it back to Peshek and others. I have a horse and 8k, a bow, and really good gear. I just visit the original town once and a while and find soldiers and guards fighting up there all the time. I'm pretty much just a vulture, and thief, but a rich one at that.
If you look at a lot of the quests they play better when you're a poor peasant and later on when you allow yourself to wear plate it'll be that much better. If you're a walking tank from the beginning the game basically loses all challenge and progresion. IMHO of course.
@@SequentialGamer This is true👍
you could roleplay as a wanderer
That's what I do early on in the gameplay, I skip going to Radzig until after I've done all the side-quests available.
Peshek kicking Henry out?Well I never!
Hmm, you're telling me you wouldn't like to bet on the Rattay Tourney??
we really need a sequel..!
This is an unusual recommended video, but it's very good!
Also how can you play with 20 fps? :D
Thanks for giving it a chance! And yes, Rattay was particularly bad LOL. Most of the game was fine though and now I have a better PC so Rattay is about 40fps now :P
Wtf i get 70 fps in rattay
@@andrewrecard5857 I'm using the HD textures and everything on high but I'm guessing you've either got a better computer than me!
i play the game with something between 20 and 30 fps too. It is hard, when i return from the forest to a village or castle, and at first everything is blurry, same for the npcs. and then, bit by bit, they are getting better and better texture xD it breaks with the immersion but it's funny to watch the fine woven cloth develop its textures on Hans Capon for example. Or watch the Rattay town hall be a beige block, then be a slightly darker beige block with shadows that grows timber frame work, and suddenly it has windows and finally becoming light red and greenish on one side - oh hell, i need a new hardware setup xD
Very interesting but i'm kinda confuse, how long does it take for Peshek's thugs to come after you after initially refusing his job and in the meantime what should Henry do roleplaywise before finally accepting Peshek's job ?
I role-played as "poor Henry", so I was doing things like collecting mushrooms to sell to buy beer. Basically drinking away his memories of Skalitz.
At the time mushrooms sold for a fair bit more, but that was patched later. There should still be a massive mushroom field on the forest road to the executioner's hill.
But ultimately I roleplayed as a travelling merchant, learning to read and gather herbs to sell for money. Basically I did all the quests that are available at the start before I went to Radzig.
Lol, you're encouraging people to go back to Skalitz again at the beginning of the game. I'm laughing because i tried this. There's always an experienced gang of fully armored bandits sitting there now.
Back when I made the video there wasn't, but you can still do it by following the wall to the left of the gate while the enemies are fighting each other.
I actually had to stop myself from looting the corpses in my "no kill" run because Skalitz makes you filthy rich since they added the high level battle.
I'm fairly certain that paying the apothecary settles the debt with Peshek as well. I've always paid the apothecary directly and I never even knew about the debt collectors. And I've played through the game at least 15-20 times. Anyone else can confirm?
The debt to the apothecary is different from the debt to Peshek. If you don't do the ring quest for Peshek or pay him off directly you'll eventually get the debt collectors.
AFAIK the apothecary doesn't do anything if you don't pay him back, it's more a question of you roleplaying Henry's honour.
Yes, like you, I also paid the Apothecary directly & - if you do Peshek’s ring from the Executioner quest - Peshek never mentions your debt to him again… Logically, in real life, being the shrewd rogue that he is, Peshek would recoup any money that you owed him, BEFORE he paid you any reward money for the quests you do for him. 🤷🏻♂️
As for the Apothecary’s debt… I actually ended up paying that TWICE….. There’s a really frustrating bug in the game that - when it crops up - prevents you from being able to get anything repaired at any of the shops. One of the suggested fixes for the bug involved taking the (potentially risky!) step of deleting all of your game saves… Not only did that supposed fix NOT work, but when I next visited the Apothecary, the dialogue option to repay my debt to him had reappeared, so I ended up paying him again. ☹️ Fortunately, I was a bit wealthier by then, so 50 Groschen wasn’t the hugely significant sum that it certainly is when you first arrive as a pauper in Rattay - & I also found the PROPER working solution to that bug a day later. 😊👍
I have the game and accepted to stell the ring from the body but I still bumped in to the debt collectors maybe because I took too long but when bumped in to them I had the money so I paid the same with the potions guy because I think I went to skalitz to get gear from the bandits and sold most of it for money but yeah you will still get the debt collectors if you take too long
Yeah, if you take a week or longer Peshek will kick you out of the house and set the debt collectors on you.
I don't know about Rattay, but I beat the crap out of the guy in Skalitz who didn't pay for the tools without even speaking to him first :D Good skill points, instant heal at mother and there's no downside that I could tell.
My brother in christ are you playing on a toaster? Jesus Christ be praised.
What's the role play reason for not trying to see Radzig while in Rattay? It seems like Henry would go to him if he was having trouble getting by or was looking at walking all the way to Uzhitz.
i guess because you lost the sword, so you have no reason to speak to him because you are ashamed.
i dont know, i never role play.
i usually play main quest until i need to go hunting with capon.
and leave capon waiting forever while i stroll around the woods hunting meat illegaly and bandits to get money to buy myself a horse.
if you continue main quest after that point.
lots of the quest can be failed becuase oyu are not there but quest continues without you anyway.
but capon will just wait for you
lots of quests are made where you cant ignore it forever because its timed.
especially parts of main quest
Because Henry's a dumb arse who lost his lord's sword, he's trying to get it back before his lord finds out about it. Radzig being so helpful is very contrived and frankly forced by the game's plot. Normally something like that would see someone like Henry at best get on Radzig's bad side and at worst punished for it. They even talk about how Henry's getting promotion despite being an incompetent sod when he goes to Radzig the first time.
The roleplay is that he tried and failed to find Runt by himself so he goes to Radzig when he's got no other option left. But that's just a retrospective excuse to go running around as a peasant, personally I find a lot of the early quests to be more fitting if you're Henry the peasant desperately trying to make your way in the world rather than Henry the favourite of Sir Radzig and the local nobility. Makes quests like trying to help the refugees fit better.
i don't have that much time to do all that throughout the whole game
but role playing as poor Henry, work his way up to become a nobleman is the movies series i would like to watch
this would take like hundred of hours of gameplay, planning, retakes(because accident can happen), and most importantly, the knowledge of the game to know all these and bind them together(i don't even know half of what you show in the video😂)
You can try role play seriously on your second play trough.
You can pick herbs...sell them. And gamble as well....
The house rules were that you couldn't do something without learning the skill, and skills had to be taught first.
The background music sounds a lot like Burzum.
Great video my brother, consider me a new subscriber.
Why thank you good sir! Glad you liked it and thanks for the sub :)
I've never refused to help Peshek at the beginning and I never knew that he kicks you out of the house. I'm hoping that if I ever did refuse that if he does kick you out at least you can earn your way back in?
At first she made it sound like you couldn't sell herbs to make money. When clearly you are able to sell herbs in Skalitz. You can make quite a bit of coin from it considering how many herbs are around.
In Skalirz alone there is over 4k 9f herbs to collect.
Can I have the link for the background music? Very peaceful and soothing
If you go into CZcams's "Studio" mode you can find it in the Audio Library. It's called "Lasting Hope".
@@SequentialGamer thanks mate, have a good day and may god bless you and your family
@@alexzhuravlev8736 You're welcome, enjoy!
How did you level your lock picking to get Lady Stephany’s jewelry?
The best way is to go around Rattay at night and pick the doors that are out of sight. Don't go in there, just pick the locks. Do that for a few nights and you should have lockpick 6. At that ponit pick the Drunk perk, the one that makes you better at lockpicking if you're drunk .. then you can pick hard and some very hard locks.
@@SequentialGamer so level 7 lockpicking, get hammered, go for it?
I’ve no horse so I wanna make the walk worth it.
@@thomashale3322 Might have to go to level 9 lockpicking but yes getting drunk with the perk makes very hard locks much, much easier.
@@SequentialGamer 1-50 drunk or 51-100 drunk? Or does it matter?
STRAW HAT!!!
Did I always do smt wrong? Because the first time i Played KCD, before I completed Peschek's Questline, I already had over 5k
I pay Pešek by sell potions so I dont deal with his colectors :-)
I like seeing that interaction, so I deliberately don't pay Peshek until they accost me LOL
Where u get the funky hat.
I took it from a peasant that ambushed me but IIRC you can buy it at the Sassau tailor.
I just stole alot of shit and after a while it becomes non stolen so you can sell it. Last time I played I had 13,000 groshen. But you can sell to miller pesheck too and steal money back from buying anything from him or anyone lol. It helps to have maxed out sneak and lockpicking and I'm no where near even the middle of the story lol I like to build up stats and money and gear
Sure, it's pretty easy to make money if that's the goal. Another way is to go to Skalitz and loot armour from the enemies that die from the NPC clashes, it's usually high level armour so you can make 10s of thousands per day risk free.
But In my case I'm applying house rules and roleplaying. For example, I can't loot armour from corpses because it would take a few hours to do that. I have to buy armour for Henry because it needs to be fitted to his size. And my Henry refuses to steal for profit because of moral reasons. It's pretty fun IMHO and more realistic.
@@SequentialGamer I play the game in a similar way in hardcore mode. Not aloud to steal anything, exept from bandits. I had to reject Pesheks job offer though ("the good thief") because of my moral, and treasure maps are also forbidden. Third, I usually try to wear the Skalitz colors as often as possible, to honor my home town. Nice video anyway. I missed that you could give the money to Beran's wife. Funny! I gave it to Beran.
@@BaltasarVespuchi Yeah, your house rules are pretty similar to mine overall. For example, I also refuse to dig up graves. The only reason I took Peshek's quests are because I could roleplay a justification for them LOL.
@@SequentialGamer Make sense :)
@@SequentialGamer question. what is the NPC clashes in skalitz? When i went there there was only a large building full of armored bandits hard to kill, i did not see any cumans or other factions there so there was no NPC battle.
At this point of the game I had 1k groschen. I just paid him. It's very easy to get money in the begining. Just rob everything and everyone in Talmberg. You will get many levels in sneak and lockpicking by doing that
“How to roleplay”
You can leave Skalitz the first time with 40.000 G worth of stuff and most or even all skills on max, if you so want. But that just makes the game extremely boring from then on.
This is how to make it more interesting.
@@DerEchteBold yeah, but to do that you have to use the cow exploit. I was trying to have a minimum roleplay in tha playthrough
@@LuanSpesani65
Didn't sound like it.
this game needed aa bit ov polish these i all found out but because i talked to everyone and all... if the oblivion dialog ment something they should have made a small cut scene to let you know that townsfolk talk to each other. and theere should have been more ov it..
amazing game. wish AAA games where as fun as little side projects like this. an d wish little side projects where as polished as AAA games
I can see your point that it might have benefited from making side conversation more of a feature, but at the same time it's such a good feature because it's something that you stumble on.
Too many games are shouting at you to look at this and at that instead of letting you discover it organically.
@@SequentialGamer while i agree with the handholding being shitty in most games this one went the other way. most dialog is missed and not repeated if you miss it the first time.
its also so quiet that you have to be right up in someones face to hear what they say or see the subtitle text.
there needed to be something so that you know 'this is useless fluff for world building' and 'this is actually important information'
i consider myself a thorough roleplayer and i oonly gota ll the pieces ov information after my third play through.
some conversations take 30+ seconds to complete. and townfolk are always jsut randomly talking ot each other.
again unless you spend hours in every town watching each person talk to eavery othber person you miss alot ov stuff that is crucial to making the game flow.
its agame not a book or a movie. that means all the little tiddly bits ov info you get by the director/writer telling you you have to just happen upon during the quest. you are pursuing.
a 'oh henry hi henry!' when you walk by that activates the npcs talking to let you know 'this is plot' or something would have been really usefull and would have made this game a commercial successs instead ov a cult gem enjoyed by a select few
Stealing sucks, it’s like finding a full set of daedric armor smithed to legendary worth 10.000 coin in half the chests in whiterun
Yeah, stealing can make you very powerful. That's why I use houserules preventing me from looking armouir from corpses or those treasure chests. I'll still practice lockpicking and pickpocketing, but only use them for good.
@@SequentialGamer I’ve been in an endless cycle of restarting the game because before I know it, by mistake I’m already richer than Sigmund with his fake money.
I want to achieve max level and also play all missions so avoiding thieving is not appealing to me, I tried restricting my self to only taking one item from any chest I open and taking nothing from traders inventory chests and I still got the best gear and horse plus 10k and I’ve barely left rattay, plus my lock picking skill is only 8.
Please expand on your way of playing and how you le veo lockpicking and pickpocketing it may help me to finally finish a play through.
@@jnano2071 I've listed the house rules in the description section of the video here czcams.com/video/b0IgeJ6cFeA/video.html
But basically I force myself to purchase gear and restrict the gear based on my defence skill. I also cap my combat skills based on where I am in the story. So early on Henry's just a pennyless peasant LOL.
@@SequentialGamer im glad I found you, when I look for kingdom come hardcore all I get is helical results and he cheats the game so it bums me out
But my main concern si lockpicking and pickpocketing, how do you level it up without breaking the game?
@@jnano2071 Bloody YT LOL, every one of my KCD video's been on hardcore but you're telling me that YT's been hiding them. Aaarrrgh :D
Anyway, I level pickpocketing by using it against bandits lying in ambush and lockpicking by doing the rounds in Rattay and Sassau just piccking locks but not going inside.
Ultimately it's up to you to avoid using your powers for evil .. I roleplay that Henry's forced to learn thief skills because he owes a debt to Peshek but he's also against stealing so he doesn't use his skills for profit.
"I'd say youre a fucking ungrateful pup, but if you think you have the money to throw around-"
Me, with over 800 groschen from my various misdeeds in and around Skalitz: 👁🫦👁