Kingdom Come: Rescue 2 has been patched. The right good RPG with the incredible art of steam factory remodeling and cluttered fixes for quests, crashes, performance issues, skills and NPC behaviour. Yes, I know that I can't solve what century the previous statement is in. In the perfect world, there was time to dig up medieval dictionary and translate this introduction into appropriate 15th century English. Currently, you have to make it in time for one Middle English word that you can definitely remember from the university. That means “certainly.” This latest release 2 update? A powerful addition, Ywys.
The complete patch notes are here. Note that they are long. Canterbury's story has more scenes where the Canterbury story accidentally kisses the hairy bottom of a loved one, but as long as it's almost as exciting, it has the beat of Minnie—pa patches such as “The Improved Physics of Parsnip.” Here are a few other tweaks I enjoyed: “The shop no longer sells spider webs.” “I fixed the looped drinking sound after being killed while drinking”; “It was raining in Zhelejov's barn.” “Fixed an issue where civilians would not stop expelling players' horses.”
For new features, you can find the above barbers in Zhelejov and Kuttenberg. They operate in festive white tents and provide a transformation suitable for the period. I don't think the texture drop has a fade. The patch notes also mention some important adjustments and cat robbery in the pickpockets between you. Warhorse “creates new clothing and equipment that specially supports stealth gameplay and rebalance stealth statistics for all clothing.” That said, “Steal Skills are more likely to fail,” and people scream when they're burning in stealth.
I don't think he's ever stole it in the kingdom. Unless required in the quest, Rescue 2 I was sincerely committed to being an excellent citizen who improves his outlook with honest industry and charisma. Being tweaked to “Break Playstyle” by quests is one of the main criticisms of my kingdom. Still, I'm glad you've made the perfect spot for the shadows while you're gaining love.
Are you still playing KCD2, or did the Draconic wife of Monster Hunter Wild invite you out of simple bohemia? KCD2 has “dragon bones,” but I've yet to solve it, whether it's from a real dragon or anything beyond preying on a Skyrim player.