On February 20th, an update labeled as Hotfix 1.1.2 Patch for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 became available. This update focused on enhancing overall stability, fixing various quest issues, and making platform-specific tweaks for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S platforms.
As per the game director Yuya Tokuda, the concept of a hunter’s place within nature and nature’s role in the ecosystem will persist beyond the game’s release. The developers have expressed intentions to further emphasize this theme throughout the game. However, we’ll need to experience the game for ourselves to fully understand its implications.
This custom Xbox Series X clearly draws its style from the game Avowed, as demonstrated in a recent post on X by Marketing Lead for Xbox, Bailey Kosdal. The console’s design is a masterpiece, crafted by artist and designer Vadu Amka; be sure to check out some of their other projects!
From the beginning of the game, there were significant performance issues, which Dale initially attributed to his streaming connection. Unfortunately, these problems escalated. During the initial hour of play, players observed textures that flickered, smoke effects behaving erratically, and a lake shimmering as if it were a disco ball. Character models appeared rougher than anticipated, but the real standout issue was the in-game rabbit indicator.
Essentially, there’s no hard-and-fast rule about picking locks in this game. If you feel inclined to attempt it, you might find yourself facing a particularly tough lock with a low character level. However, given Henry’s unsteady hands, which seem almost as though he’s intoxicated, your chances of success are quite slim.
In essence, you are indeed able to use the stolen horse for quick travel to any location of your choosing, whenever you desire. Yet, it’s crucial to understand that this doesn’t make it yours. If you attempt to abandon it temporarily, there’s a chance it might bolt away on its own.