Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – mods we would like to see

While Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Is already a good game in itself, mods has the ability to further run the immersion, create new and exciting games and add even more visual images. With official modding support for KCD2 Along the way, it is difficult not to be excited about possible mods that may arrive in the future.

Because these mods will be easy to download and manage from KCD2 Steam Workshop, they will be available to more players, especially those who do not like to move with installation files and third -party sites. The following are some KCD2 Modids that hopefully will be realized one day.

1

Lantern and lamps instead of torches

In reality, torches are very problematic, especially indoors

Use your torch in KCD2 is of the utmost importance at night. In fact, it is a crime to walk around in the dark without light. But from a realistic point of view, torches are extremely problematic. To illuminate one, for example, would require significant efforts. They would also be a huge fire risk with large open flames in a world made mainly out of wood.

Outside, rain would quickly dampen and probably put out a torch, and the intense light would the night blow the person keeping the torch. Indoors, smoke and smell would be overwhelming. For all these reasons and more, a courage that allows Henry to walk around with a lantern or lamp would be much more realistic. Thankfully there are lanterns and animations to carry them already in KCD2Because this is what other characters use.

2

New clothes and armor options

Some styles are missing and variations of the main characters' clothing would be good

There are a variety of clothing and armor for Henry to try on KCD2But more options with mods are always a plus. First and foremost, there are some outfit layers from the first game that would be good to see in the sequel. For example, there is no grand Bascinet, and there are no Jupons or battle jackets as it was in the original.

Also many of the most important characters in KCD2 Have unique armor or clothing, and although these can be acquired with console commands, it would be even better to buy versions of them from stores or be able to plunder them from bandits. ADDER's unique Aketon, which is part of Gambeson and sub -Post, would be good in different colors. So also parts of Jan Zizka's attire would. Of course, brand new additions to armor and clothing options would also be good, with so many authentic styles to take from history.

3

A game of Thrones Mod

The perfect game to portray a realistic Westeros

There are many Game of Thrones mods for other amazing games, and it was even one in the development for the first Kingdom Come: Deliverance title. But with official modding support and tools on the way for KCD2This dream can finally be realized.

While A song of ice and fire Series are certainly medieval imagination, it stays closer to its medieval roots and Westeros is often seen to resemble Europe in the late Middle Ages and make KCD2 the perfect fit. A Game of Thrones brave too KCD2 Can simply involve armor, sword and banners from the series that are incorporated, or much further down the line, perhaps a significant review could be produced.

4

More hairstyles

More style is always better

The ability to cut Henry's hair is coming, and Warhorse gives many hair and beard styles to try. But having even more options is always better, and this is something official KCD2 mods could give.

Some styles that would be good to see include a buzz clip, a bowl cut that resembles the dry devil, a monk's tonsur, bigger beard and of course a fantastic mustache in the style of Jan Zizka's. With many more options, players will be able to make Henry of their dreams. Some players may even want to change the color of Henry's hair.

5

Church interiors

One of the greatest absence

In the first Kingdom Come: Deliverance Games, church interiors blew the thoughts of many fans, with intricate walls full of color that often contained depictions of iconic stories or people. Unfortunately, in the sequel, players cannot enter most churches, except for some chapel rooms.

Although this is a disappointment, especially for the large churches in Kuttenberg, sacrifices must be made in the production of this masterpiece. But in the line this is perhaps something that can be corrected by skilled modders with a love for medieval history. If this will not be realized, there will be at least the opportunity to explore the large monastery of Sedletz in Mystery Ecclesia Dlc.

6

Third person mode

Another way to experience KCD2

The first person camera in both Kingdom Come: Deliverance Games are absolutely perfect for in -depth and many players, such as sword duels, archery and crafts, which include alchemy and blacksmith.

Some players may, however, want to experience medieval Bohemia in a different way via a third person mode. One reason this may be preferred is that players will see more of Henry. While some mods over both games have provided this to some extent, it would be good to see a polished 3rd personal mode mod that is easily accessible in the steam workshop for KCD2.