One thing I noticed about Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which you say: if you're just now playing the first game and you're getting stuck in an area, that's frustrating. Whatever i…

One thing I noticed about Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which you say: if you're just now playing the first game and you're getting stuck in an area, that's frustrating. Whatever it is, this game is meant to scale up heavily. When you first start: - Everything's meant to be hard. - You can't make any potions. - You can't lockpick anything. - You can't pickpocket anything.. - You can't steal anything. - You can't fight with shit. - None of the weapons are good. It's like you're not meant to be good at anything because it's kind of realistic from that perspective. I've noticed that anything you're not good at in the game, if you genuinely focus on improving in that area or practicing in that area, it doesn't take long before you're not just good at it but scaled up in skill and can do almost anything. It's a very unique system. You're not learning how to fight as you unlock skills and level up the weapon and level up agility and strength. Everything gets easier, even how much you can carry. If you're stuck on something specific just try to figure out how to focus on getting that handled and save as many snaps as you can. Start learning how to read. It's a really good game and most of the things that you have issues getting done, you can scale up over time.