Hardest Achievements To Unlock In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Given the colossal nature of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, it’s easy to overlook quite a few achievements hidden within its vast expanse. Some of these can be tackled at your leisure as part of optional challenges, while others require a bit of stealth and cunning to discover.

For certain items, you may need an entire game session just to obtain them, with the possibility of not succeeding before realizing it. On the other hand, for others, you’ll only have a single opportunity to acquire them; if you miss it, you’ll have to return during your next playthrough.

Contains Some Story Spoilers For Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

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Old Raven

One Chance To Pass

Following their successful breakout from Von Bergow’s fortress, Henry and Hans, now back together, will get the opportunity to explore Nebakov castle to gauge if they’re open to an alliance with Bergow. Upon arrival, Henry is presented with a series of tasks designed to keep him occupied, but as it happens, these activities are merely diversions.

It becomes apparent later that the fortress is governed by outlaws, and the only means of discovering this before it’s too late is by sneaking into the prison. This task is extremely difficult, as not only do you have just one opportunity to deceive the guard and gain entry, but also because you may not initially realize that you should be searching there at all. However, if you successfully uncover the imprisoned true sovereign of Nebakov, you will earn the achievement Old Raven.

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Silence Is Golden

Zip It!

In video games, it often becomes instinctive to explore every dialogue option available and act on what seems right in the moment. However, there are instances where you might need to resist sharing information, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 offers a great demonstration of such situations.

In a challenging scene involving Von Bergow, you might uncover evidence showing some Semine residents were siding with the bandits occupying Nebakov fortress. If you divulge this information to Von Bergow, he may task you with eliminating everyone there, which could lead to an unfavorable outcome.

You have the option to undermine the operation against Semine, but you could also avert possible catastrophe by keeping quiet about your knowledge, thereby earning the Silence Is Golden achievement.

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Bohemian Sniper

Bullseye!

In many games, mastering ranged weapons isn’t much of a challenge due to user-friendly tools for aiming. However, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is not one of those games. Marksmanship in this game requires persistent practice to improve, but even with all the available perks, it can still be difficult to hit your target if the conditions aren’t perfect.

The Bohemian Sniper achievement can be quite challenging to obtain, especially if your character Henry isn’t proficient in Marksmanship. To earn this achievement, you must successfully land a headshot on an enemy from a significant distance, so make sure to practice your shooting skills regularly if you aspire to achieve this.

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No Good Deed

Shadow In The Night

As a game enthusiast immersed in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, I’ve found myself grappling with a multitude of intricate stealth scenarios. A bone of contention for some players, it seems, is the frequency of these stealth challenges within the main storyline quests. One particularly tough nut to crack is the mission where you have to sneak in and out of Maleshov with Hans intact.

There are options that might simplify things (like joining the Dark Angel and heading towards an unfavorable outcome), but if you choose the honorable path, you’ll need to navigate past numerous guards without triggering alarms, discovering dead bodies, or Henry being spotted. If successful, however, you’ll receive No Good Deed as a reward.

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High Noon

Shoot To Kill

In the game Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, guns are a subject of debate due to their potent yet challenging nature. They offer a swift method for inflicting significant damage on an opponent in a single shot, but they also struggle with efficiency and precision when it comes to aiming.

In my gaming world, it can be a real test to snuff out a foe with the same firearm I’m wielding. It’s not every day you come across an adversary armed similarly in this game, so nailing one calls for careful planning and precision timing. But if I pull it off, I know I’ve earned myself a High Noon moment.

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Nimble Fingers

Master Thief

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, the mini-games could be a hit or miss for players, and sometimes even a love-hate relationship, based on the specific minigame. For instance, lockpicking might present a challenge, especially if you’re using a joystick, making it tricky to master.

As a gamer, I’ve found that mastering this tricky minigame requires the right stats boosted and some crucial perks unlocked. Even then, it remains quite finicky. If you find this minigame frustrating, you might want to consider giving up on using lockpicks altogether. But if you’re determined, you can strive to unlock the toughest lock in the game, which will earn you the Nimble Fingers achievement.

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Lent

Ye Olde Vegetarian

In some games, there are accomplishments that seem unnatural due to the peculiar conditions required to earn them, and Lent in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is a prime example of this. As you progress through your extensive journey, you’ll be asked to hunt various creatures, engage in combat with wolves, and at the same time ensure Henry maintains his health by consuming food.

If your goal is to earn the Lent achievement, you must finish the game without harming or consuming any animals. This can be managed since animal deaths can typically be skipped during story and side quests (though it might be tempting to kill a chicken with a single blow), and there are numerous non-meat food choices available. However, it’s highly improbable that you’ll achieve this without deliberate effort.

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Been There Done That

(Almost) No Rocks Left Unturned

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, one of the most significant accomplishments is to finish the game after exploring nearly all the content it has to offer. Although some quests have results that contradict each other and can’t be completed in a single playthrough, even disregarding those scenarios, it remains an enormous undertaking.

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, it’s estimated that the main storyline can be completed in about 25 hours if you focus solely on that. However, if you want to explore every aspect of the game world, it could take more than 100 hours. Additionally, there are achievements that may demand multiple playthroughs, which aren’t included in these time estimates.

2025-02-21 18:05

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