Malf on 11/7/2025 at 12:10
Glad you enjoyed it!
Question: Did you get the naughty boy ending, or were you a good boy?
Given the forum we're posting on, I'm gonna go ahead and assume naughty :D
Tomi on 11/7/2025 at 15:55
Yeah, I got the naughty boy ending. I avoided stealing from "ordinary" people, but occasionally stole some stuff when I thought that it was justified. I wonder if any kind of robbing counted against my goodie points. I mean, sometimes stuff that I stole in an enemy camp was marked as stolen, and I didn't feel guilty about robbing Trosky Castle clean after a certain story event either. Now that I think about it though, I did play some of those quests where I had to steal certain things, so I guess I deserved to be reprimanded after all.
I had pretty much the same approach when it came to killing. I never killed anyone who I thought was innocent, but I didn't hesitate being the judge and the executioner when I tried to play a hero. But the cool thing is that KCD2 actually made me question my choices, and in the end I felt a bit guilty about my lust for revenge. I'll try to be a better man next time.
Tomi on 11/9/2025 at 15:40
The second story DLC "The Legacy of the Forge" was released the other day! Sadly I can't comment on how good it is, because I haven't played it yet. I think I'm going to wait until next year before I start a new game (in hardcore mode ofc!) and then play all the DLC stuff. However, I'm quite curious about The Legacy of the Forge as I've read a lot of good things about it already. I suppose it's pretty much like the Pribyslavitz DLC in the first game, where you're put in charge of rebuilding a raided village. What a nice way to spend all your excess money! Hopefully it's just better designed this time around and that it introduces some new game mechanic or new things to do. And from what I've read, that should be the case indeed.
Tomi on 10/2/2026 at 07:17
KCD2 celebrated its first birthday last weekend. I can't believe how quickly time has passed! The
Mysteria Ecclesiae DLC was released in November and it was a bit disappointing to hear that there are no plans to release any more DLC for the game. But hey, I still haven't touched any of the DLC myself, so I've definitely got something to look forward to in my next playthrough. :cool:
In other news, looks like there's going to be some kind of a updated/remastered version of the first game coming out soon. Someone noticed this in the PS store until it was quietly taken down:
Inline Image:
https://i.ibb.co/VcpdMz5v/kcd-remaster.jpgSo yeah, I'm not expecting too much from the updated version, but one can always hope that there'll be some tweaks to the gameplay too. :D Looks like KCD1 is coming to XBox Game Pass this Friday to celebrate its 8th anniversary, so I think there'll be an official announcement then.
Tomi on 15/2/2026 at 17:33
The next-gen update came and it's pretty much what I expected it to be. After my fourth playthrough of KCD1 in 2024 I thought that I'd never play that game again, but I suppose I'm gonna have to play it one last time. :D I think I'll wait a couple of years though...
[video=youtube;H_gLXjKFYQg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_gLXjKFYQg[/video]
I love the trailer and I love the fact that the update is free for those who already own the game. :) As for the actual content, I thought that vanilla KCD still looked good when I played it two years ago, and even the low framerate on XBox didn't bother me too much once I got used to it. But perhaps you'll have to play the game and see the "new" stuff in action to truly appreciate it.
Tomi on 20/5/2026 at 20:39
Jesus Christ be praised! Warhorse Studios just made one of the most exciting announcements of all time. The rumours that have been going around for some time now are indeed true:
Warhorse is working on an open-world Middle Earth game! They've already got a fantastic engine and a great base to build on in KCD2, so this should be really interesting. Can't wait to see how they handle all the fantasy stuff. If KCD2's had more of a niche target group, then a Middle Earth game should be the total opposite. If Warhorse gets this right, this could turn out to be something huge. I hope so!
Anyway, I'm even more excited about the second announcement that Warhorse made today. They're also working on
"a new Kingdom Come adventure". :o Yeah, sounds like it's
not gonna be KCD3, and it has probably got to be a much smaller project, because I would imagine that the Middle Earth game will eat most of their resources. But to be honest, that could actually be a good thing, as I don't even fancy playing yet another epic 200+ hour adventure right now. Not that it's going to be released any time soon. :p There's so much potential in the world of KCD - just give us a new protagonist (not that there's anything wrong with Henry, but I feel that his story has already been told) and an interesting story, and I'll be more than happy to play some more KCD.
Inline Image:
https://assetsio.gnwcdn.com/HIvpR2-XEAANokl.jpg
PigLick on 21/5/2026 at 11:31
Interesting to see what time era the middle earth game is set in. If it is like the original rpg and set in the 3rd age but when sauron was still the necromancer in mirkwood it could have a lot going for it.
henke on 1/6/2026 at 11:20
[video=youtube;AGaX82z0Zq4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGaX82z0Zq4[/video]
This game is pretty cool huh? I should play it at some point.
Thirith on 1/6/2026 at 13:16
I'll still have to play the original Kingdom Come at some point. It's on a list of RPGs I bought but haven't played yet: Cyberpunk 2077, Baldur's Gate 3, The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine. And I also want to get Esoteric Ebb and probably Zero Parades, and play the Ultima VI total conversion mod for Ultima VII. Oh, and Skyrim VR (when I've never even finished regular Skyrim). Why can't I just retire and dedicate myself to my backlog?
Malf on 1/6/2026 at 14:41
To be honest Thirith, you don't really need to play the original to enjoy KCD2.
I played a bit of the original ages ago, and never really got far in the main story, but that didn't prevent me from enjoying the second. In fact, I think the work they did to make it more approachable made it a more compelling game than the first.
Despite a few bugs early on (all stomped now), I pretty much played KCD2 and KCD2 alone from start to finish, and it's a looooong game.
Definitely my game of the year last year.