Warhorse Studios says that the next patch for KCD2 will feature 5 months of work and over 1000 bug fixes, all in a single update.
This game is hard enough as it is.
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VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "In keeping with this world, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is like swearing fealty to an inconsistent liege-lord. On the one hand, you're absolutely proud to be a bannerman for what this series' foundation represents – its fusion of realism with game mechanics, the simulative world, and its role-playing depth; on the other hand, you see its mismanaged storytelling and design foibles disrupt those spectacular highs. Nevertheless, Warhorse Studios has made a behemoth of a game that would've made a less-experienced or less-talented team fold under pressure. That much is certain. And though I can't necessarily affix this momentous sequel as a new "gold standard" of the genre, it nonetheless earns your loyalty."
Took a break a couple weeks ago after arriving in Kuttenberg. Then a patch broke a main quest. Hopefully it’s fixed now.
Damn. Have you tried reporting the issue to Warhorse for some potential workaround?
Even though it'd set you back, perhaps you could load in one of your earlier auto-saves where the main quest wasn't broken. It sucks, but at least it wouldn't be a full reset.
They acknowledged it on Twitter. Haven’t read the latest patch notes tho so it might’ve been fixed. Some peeps were rolling back hours of saves! Me, I just took a brief hiatus. I’ll check in on it later tonight.
That's what annoying to me: its scope, interlocking systems, and so on *should* make it an easy shoe-in. I just don't think it reaches that final hurdle.
Sounds like a lot of that should’ve been in the day one patch
This is why I wait to buy the vast majority of games. It's usually worth it to wait for a 'complete' edition since day one seems to equate to 'early access' these days.
eeehm, if your game has that many bugs, maybe ...
deliever a game that doesnt have that issue in the first place
This just convinces me to not buy games for months or a year later when the game is truly "finished" thanks to a bunch of people paying to beta test for me.
People in the comments do not realize this upcoming "patch" wasn't meant for "day one". They have been using outside testers to comb over the game in every detail to provide input. The game was launched in a completed state. I bought it on launch and have had almost no issues. This "patch" is more of an add-on with fixes.