What do you know? Warhorse must have heard my cry. The studio just came out and announced that official modding support is coming to the game. “Official modding support is coming to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 on Steamworks,” says the studio. “Stay tuned for more details on how you’ll be able to create, tweak, and expand your medieval adventure.”
Although Obsidian demonstrated its ability to handle first-person perspectives with The Outer Worlds, shifting the complex lore and detailed world-building of Pillars of Eternity into this viewpoint presented some distinct challenges. Given that you have full control over what players observe from a bird’s eye view, it’s an entirely different scenario.
In Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, you’re transported to the medieval era, immersing yourself in the beautiful landscape of Bohemia. The game focuses on exploration, with a variety of mysteries to unravel throughout your journey. Each mission presents distinct challenges such as hunting, discovery, crafting, and even rescuing, providing an engaging experience.
To maintain good hygiene, make sure to clean both your horse and its saddle frequently. Neglecting this could result in your horse becoming caked with mud and blood from your escapades, drawing unwanted attention from NPCs in the game. If you or your steed aren’t fresh, you’ll be more noticeable and it will become harder to succeed at skill checks.
In the world of Monster Hunter games, ‘weapon hitstops’ is a term used to describe an impactful visual feedback system. When a player executes a powerful attack, such as a Great Sword’s True Charged Slash, the animation of the attack will briefly slow down after landing a hit. This serves two purposes: it helps players recognize when they’ve struck a monster’s vulnerable area, and it adds a sense of satisfaction by showcasing the potency of their chosen weapon.