I noticed that, too. KCD1 is my favorite game of all time, and I haven't watched anything but the trailers, and this, because I want to be surprised. I'm glad I watched this, though, because this looks AWESOME! I spent hours crafting potions in the first one, it was really fun and kind of relaxing to do (unless you had Mutt with you, and he'd howl all night long, haha, I finally sent him home every time i started an alchemy session after that). I'm going to spend so much time making weapons to sell. THIS GAME IS GOING TO BE PERFECT (for me).
This game like the last one is continuing to push gaming to higher and better heights. Lately games have been pretty stagnant on their in game interactions and activities. I cant wait till the 4th.
A tip I used in KCD 1 was to use a torch while sharpening. This is because the torch light would highlights the edge so you can see the sharpening progress. With this new system, which I really like, I don't know useful light will be, but it might be worth trying.
another tip for KCD 1 is use the cheapest weapon you got (butcher knife or carpentry axe) and make it blunt on the grindstone and then repair it with the repair kit then make it blunt again and repair it again because the weapons are very cheap it takes almost nothing from your repair kit so you will be level 20 in 10 minutes
This is pretty cool. its clear the people who made this actually have some knowledge of blacksmithing. One of the obvious signs that you have started to burn your steel is when it starts throwing sparks like that. Unless you are forge welding, then its a sign that your piece of hot enough that it has a sticky surface and will tack together. But fully capturing the process of shaping a sword would be near impossible without becoming tedious and complicated. This is far more than any other game has ever tried before.
@@liamwalsh3925 yeah burning your piece is a pain in the neck and one of the reasons why I switched from coal to gas despite really liking the smell of the coal forge. It was pretty common for me to accidentally wind up burning a piece when I wasn't paying attention and wind up with a sparking mess of half molten metal.
@ReaperGrimm5594 Just by looking at it, they've definitely skipped the more tedious parts of blacksmithing to make it more player friendly. So yeah, at face value it looks like a good balance.
@@liamwalsh3925 I mean, they kind of have to because otherwise it would end up being tedious and waste a lot of time. They did the same with equpping clothing and most importantly, armour. They explained it why it's instantaneous and not a process that takes minutes in a video they posted years ago.
I had forged a few knives in three different IRL smithies - all major steps shown look remarkably believable compered to what it takes to shape a hunk of steel into a blade in real life. Guess what I will be spending my time when I get my hands on KCD II? 😅
PR manager was talkin about it. There is small comunity od english speaking actors in Prague.. problem is that all games from are then have same voices. He said that they are scared that people are going to confuse game with STALKER 😂😂😂
The fact there is so much depth into each system this game offers really just shows how much care the devs have for crafting this sequel to be one of the best RPG'S of all time. You can basically live out your ideal medieval life to your own desire. I love that.
@chaitanyagupta6668 cyberpunk blatantly kept any review copies from showing gameplay ahead of its release, only released pc copies for testing and held back information in regard to how well it ran on the ps4 and xbox hardware ahead of the current gen we have now. Warhorse studios have proudly allowed many reviewers and game channels full access to the game, and have allowed them to showcase massive chunks of gameplay, and they pulled their release forward from its original window because of its level of polish and the fact warhorse know the game is ready for release. I'm all for being cautious, but I can tell you right now that kc2 and cyberpunk 2077 are two worlds apart when you look at the lead up to the initial release.
@@chaitanyagupta6668 You're mindset is correct, but applied to the wrong place. This game's been extensively shown and reviewed. Lot's of gameplay available even before release. Hell, this guy's showing off a mechanic I thought we wouldn't see until release!
In the first game there was a side quest where you hear about a "spell casting blacksmith" and his swords are basically unbreakable, he was really just singing nursery rhymes for his timing, but he tells you about a method where you quench the sword twice so its even more durable, i wonder if that applies here.
I’m so glad they are adding full on smithing to the game. That was one of my biggest things, as Henry was a smithy. One thing I also hope is that they do another Pribyslavitz type DLC and expand that. Hopefully by the third game it will be so expansive you could build your own in universe city. Let me make a place as legendary as Prague itself. Or maybe it’s not a DLC at all and affects the outcome of my gameplay and endgame
Since the game is historical they won't let you do major things like building a new city that doesn't exist I'm afraid :( even Pribyslavice was a real place
I always felt weird that we can't actually do any smithing, given that we Henry was raised an a blacksmith's apprentice. But it's excelent that we can in this second game!
During a time when AAA companies seem to be hellbent on making mid and bad games that force messaging down your throat, this seems like such a refreshing RPG experience that stays true to historical accuracy and seems honoring of the culture and time. I'm stoked for this.
I wouldn't say any game forces anything down your throat, cause you know, it's entirely and completely your decision to buy or play something. However, I am glad to see an AAA game releasing in a polished state for once. (hopefully)
I don’t care about messaging. There are highly political fantastic games like MGS. Polish, quality and story can be accompanied by heavy messaging. Constantly alluding to a game’s agenda only shows insecurity.
The improvements on the first game is the crazy part. The first game was janky but extremely fun. A polished version with way more content. Gonna be an exceptional game
You can actually make a whole sword in one go, what I would recommend would go from the fire: So while in the fire go to the top part of the sword, use the bellow 3 times, go to the middle and again for 3 times, and the bottom 3 times, now while still at the bottom go another 2, then back to the middle for 2 times, and the top 2 times. :now you go to hammerin’ what you wanna do is raise the hammer till It’s out of the screen POV, (make sure it’s lined up with the blade so you don’t miss) and then release and let it strike, then you wanna just barely flick the thumb stick upwards to move up the sword, then you just move up and then repeat 2-3 (passes on that side of the sword up and down) times on one side and then flip, again 2-3 times on that side, and so long as you did it well (and hit it fast enough while the sword was hot) you can then finish the sword.
Yes, it probably has much better immersive gameplay. Like crafting, skill learning etc. I expect elder scrolls 6 to be just as dumbed down as skyrim. Love skyrim but it's very basic in terms of gameplay.
Yep the first was better than skyrim to me as well, the lack of loading screen when entering basically any building is really nice and I also love how the story plays as well compared to skyrim but skyrim is from 2011 so not fair to compare, maybe fallout 76 but that still is not fair. Better not to compare anyways
@AdoAdo-y1e yes the kcd world feels alive when your in it. This next installment looks fucking amazing. Let warhorse cook. It's better than most other games out today by far.
If the metal starts sparking it’s at the point where any more heat will melt the iron, so when it’s sparkling it’s perfectly hot and easy to hammer. To hot is only when it melts into the coal
It might be the first time I trully have fun crafting in a RPG! I love how it works! They released the DLC roadmap a few weeks before and there is one focused on smithing and about building your own workshop. I really hope that people will come to commission weapons and tools and that you can run it as a business. It will be fun to become a renowned swordsmith much like your father.
I like they changed the economy of traders/craftsmen to make it so the more you sell one thing the less you get. It use to be way to op to sell meat to the huntsmen at Talmberg in the first game. Considering you could walk 100 yards into the woods shoot 5 deer and ride back and make 1k-2k in 5min. This change will be a welcome one that will help the longevity of the game.
As someone who has smithed before and endeavors to have his own forge some day and retire blacksmithing. this is fantastic the level of detail in this blacksmithing is outstanding I just want to get the game to be able to do this for hours!
Looking forward to this so much! I hope the studio will consider doing a greek or roman version of Kingdom come later. Would love the same type of gameplay but with an ancient setting.
Can say this is going to be a skill I'll be training very early on along with alchemy. I always enjoyed crafting systems and this one seems to be very well designed. Going around to find these legendary parts to forge the best weapons will no doubt be fun.
Idea, while your whistling you can change how you are whistling and unlock certain whistles that are tied to achievements. Like how AC Black Flag had its sea shanty system.
I hope they fixed the 'dirty' mechanic from the last game, because apparently even if you walk on grass or stay away from mud, your ENTIRE outfit of clothing items that's nowhere near your feet gets muddy.
Brilliant stuff. Warhorse are a proud independent who took on board all the shortcomings of KCD 1 and with a bigger budget look to have produced an absolute epic of a game....every inch of the map will be discovered !!
![BLACK BAG - Official Trailer [HD] - Only in Theaters March 14](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Du0Xp8WX_7I/mqdefault.jpg)
Henry is whistling the overworld music from the first game
When I heard this it made me smile so hard.
noticed that as I was playing the game while having this play in the background, nice touch
I noticed that, too. KCD1 is my favorite game of all time, and I haven't watched anything but the trailers, and this, because I want to be surprised. I'm glad I watched this, though, because this looks AWESOME! I spent hours crafting potions in the first one, it was really fun and kind of relaxing to do (unless you had Mutt with you, and he'd howl all night long, haha, I finally sent him home every time i started an alchemy session after that). I'm going to spend so much time making weapons to sell. THIS GAME IS GOING TO BE PERFECT (for me).
If you had played Stalker 2 you would have recognized a lot of KCD voices too.
@@ingeborgsvensson4896 Played in Ukranian VO, honestly helped a lot with immersion because thr English dub is... a little cringe
I'm glad to hear that some of the same voice actors from KCD are a part of KCD 2, like that smithy (the first miller in KCD 1).
I thought peshek was the first miller in kcd1
This game like the last one is continuing to push gaming to higher and better heights. Lately games have been pretty stagnant on their in game interactions and activities. I cant wait till the 4th.
Nah KCD2 went woke 🤮
@@waltuhputurdaway how so ?
@@waltuhputurdawayYou went woke for calling the game out as woke. Time to end it :)
@@waltuhputurdawayyou’re diminishing the purpose of the word. KCD2 is going to be the pinnacle of gaming for a while, much like bg3
@@waltuhputurdaway Excepts for the part where it hasn't, which is all of it. 🤡
My god this game is already EPIC.
Truly a Medieval RPG's fan ultimate game.
This will surpass Skyrim for sure. Todd Howard better step up his game
@@terrnoisrp8894 agreed 100%
@@terrnoisrp8894the first game flopped hard and this would also lol
@@Joe-jg8xz how did the game flopped if they are making a second🤣🤣🤣
A tip I used in KCD 1 was to use a torch while sharpening. This is because the torch light would highlights the edge so you can see the sharpening progress. With this new system, which I really like, I don't know useful light will be, but it might be worth trying.
another tip for KCD 1 is use the cheapest weapon you got (butcher knife or carpentry axe) and make it blunt on the grindstone and then repair it with the repair kit then make it blunt again and repair it again because the weapons are very cheap it takes almost nothing from your repair kit so you will be level 20 in 10 minutes
I finished entire game without ever sharpening sword
@@ShivamShukla-o3j How about ruining a sword (like in the quest for the executioner)?
@@ShivamShukla-o3j my guy finished the game with blunt fkn swords XD
Oooooh really? I just might try that 😮
I’m going to spend hours smithing. In memory of my adopted father.
First thing I'm doing is finding some fields and picking flowers for several hours!
I will spend 100 Hour in this Game, and 99 will be just me Smithing.
Aye, Henry's dad indeed was a blacksmith.
Warhorse really pur love into the crafting system. Particulary the alchemy system is something other rpgs should adopt.
I pray i can collect ores without buying them and make basic things like nails
This is pretty cool. its clear the people who made this actually have some knowledge of blacksmithing. One of the obvious signs that you have started to burn your steel is when it starts throwing sparks like that. Unless you are forge welding, then its a sign that your piece of hot enough that it has a sticky surface and will tack together. But fully capturing the process of shaping a sword would be near impossible without becoming tedious and complicated. This is far more than any other game has ever tried before.
I was super impressed when I saw the sparks, devs have definitely put the extra effort in, but it's happened one too many times in my forge hahaha
@@liamwalsh3925 yeah burning your piece is a pain in the neck and one of the reasons why I switched from coal to gas despite really liking the smell of the coal forge. It was pretty common for me to accidentally wind up burning a piece when I wasn't paying attention and wind up with a sparking mess of half molten metal.
So you'd say it's a good balance between realism and fun?
@ReaperGrimm5594 Just by looking at it, they've definitely skipped the more tedious parts of blacksmithing to make it more player friendly. So yeah, at face value it looks like a good balance.
@@liamwalsh3925 I mean, they kind of have to because otherwise it would end up being tedious and waste a lot of time. They did the same with equpping clothing and most importantly, armour. They explained it why it's instantaneous and not a process that takes minutes in a video they posted years ago.
11:34 the dog 😂
Mmm Henry Soup 🐶
😂
I had forged a few knives in three different IRL smithies - all major steps shown look remarkably believable compered to what it takes to shape a hunk of steel into a blade in real life. Guess what I will be spending my time when I get my hands on KCD II? 😅
killing bandits!
Fishing ?
There will be fishing? Even more Stuff to prevent me from progressing the Story.
@@borbarad2.0 Fishing in KCD is basically steal fish from someones fish net and thats it 🤣
Stealing cheese wheels and storing them in your underpants?
I feel like people wanted this mechanic in video games for decades.
PR manager was talkin about it. There is small comunity od english speaking actors in Prague.. problem is that all games from are then have same voices. He said that they are scared that people are going to confuse game with STALKER 😂😂😂
I can't wait to play this game next month! It will make the tail end of winter actually enjoyable
Finally henry gets to use his skills learnt by his ahem father
The fact there is so much depth into each system this game offers really just shows how much care the devs have for crafting this sequel to be one of the best RPG'S of all time.
You can basically live out your ideal medieval life to your own desire. I love that.
trust but be cautious. Remember Cyberpunk.
@chaitanyagupta6668 cyberpunk blatantly kept any review copies from showing gameplay ahead of its release, only released pc copies for testing and held back information in regard to how well it ran on the ps4 and xbox hardware ahead of the current gen we have now.
Warhorse studios have proudly allowed many reviewers and game channels full access to the game, and have allowed them to showcase massive chunks of gameplay, and they pulled their release forward from its original window because of its level of polish and the fact warhorse know the game is ready for release.
I'm all for being cautious, but I can tell you right now that kc2 and cyberpunk 2077 are two worlds apart when you look at the lead up to the initial release.
@@chaitanyagupta6668 You're mindset is correct, but applied to the wrong place. This game's been extensively shown and reviewed. Lot's of gameplay available even before release. Hell, this guy's showing off a mechanic I thought we wouldn't see until release!
@@chaitanyagupta6668one developer screwing up doesn’t mean that all the others are untrustworthy.
@josephzayas3715 Nah. Varva lied by omission on some things for KDC2.
Henry son of blacksmith are finally become the blacksmith. 👌
In the first game there was a side quest where you hear about a "spell casting blacksmith" and his swords are basically unbreakable, he was really just singing nursery rhymes for his timing, but he tells you about a method where you quench the sword twice so its even more durable, i wonder if that applies here.
As someone who does blacksmithing as a hobby, I am beyond excited for this
Considering KCD had the best alchemy ive ever seen...this looks equally immersive and fun to me. Cant wait for this game!
Blacksmithing has always been my go to in RPGs, I even actively search for games with blacksmithing on survival crafting genres.
Like Skyrim for instance or was that too simple? Sounds like this is way more immersive. Definitely cool.
I’m so glad they are adding full on smithing to the game. That was one of my biggest things, as Henry was a smithy. One thing I also hope is that they do another Pribyslavitz type DLC and expand that. Hopefully by the third game it will be so expansive you could build your own in universe city. Let me make a place as legendary as Prague itself. Or maybe it’s not a DLC at all and affects the outcome of my gameplay and endgame
Since the game is historical they won't let you do major things like building a new city that doesn't exist I'm afraid :( even Pribyslavice was a real place
I always felt weird that we can't actually do any smithing, given that we Henry was raised an a blacksmith's apprentice. But it's excelent that we can in this second game!
It was planned but Warhorse wasn't able to implement it, there was a lot of stuff planned that didn't make it in the first gane
The immersion looks fantastic
I loved Alchemy in KCD1 and im telling you right now, im gonna spend so much time forging swords in KCD2.
You and me both. It’s so addicting.
Reminds me of the Fable 2 job back when realism wasn’t a thing.
Dog drinking the water out of the barrel is great
great news that they are letting CC release gameplay and opinions of their game almost a month before release. Very good sign
Building the hype with these snacks.
Yeah, shows that the game is already quite polished and ready 1 month out, they probably just check for some small bugs or some other small stuff
Yep they already confirmed there’s a day 1 patch
this is the exact video i was dying to see, finally, thank you!
The Kingdom is coming, my body is ready.
Thanks bro, looking forward to this game!
Can't wait to totally ignore this and steal everything 😅
Why would you deliberately ignore something so cool?
@@RyanG0899probably because that’s how they want to play the game?
@@RyanG0899 not everyone wants to smith lol
@alphachewy1879 Calm down weeb I'm just asking a question.
@@lackahsHave a feeling you'll need to anyway. KCD isn't the type of game that you can just run through.
Awesome! I really want to know if anything was changed /improved with hunting in part 2. Maybe you could cover that in the future as well.
During a time when AAA companies seem to be hellbent on making mid and bad games that force messaging down your throat, this seems like such a refreshing RPG experience that stays true to historical accuracy and seems honoring of the culture and time. I'm stoked for this.
*Cough*Naughty Dogs's The Last of Us Part 2 and Intergalactic: Whatever the shit name is*Cough*
I wouldn't say any game forces anything down your throat, cause you know, it's entirely and completely your decision to buy or play something. However, I am glad to see an AAA game releasing in a polished state for once. (hopefully)
@Pengun3 Well Bioware didn't advertise the 2 min lecture we found out from youtubers playing the game
I don’t care about messaging. There are highly political fantastic games like MGS. Polish, quality and story can be accompanied by heavy messaging. Constantly alluding to a game’s agenda only shows insecurity.
Nah man this game is just insane. cant wait to play this
Thank you for the horseshoe. I had to look up a tutorial for the bloody horseshoe. 😮
The improvements on the first game is the crazy part. The first game was janky but extremely fun. A polished version with way more content. Gonna be an exceptional game
let's hope henry remembers that little poem. that way his steel will never break!
You can actually make a whole sword in one go, what I would recommend would go from the fire:
So while in the fire go to the top part of the sword, use the bellow 3 times, go to the middle and again for 3 times, and the bottom 3 times, now while still at the bottom go another 2, then back to the middle for 2 times, and the top 2 times.
:now you go to hammerin’ what you wanna do is raise the hammer till It’s out of the screen POV, (make sure it’s lined up with the blade so you don’t miss) and then release and let it strike, then you wanna just barely flick the thumb stick upwards to move up the sword, then you just move up and then repeat 2-3 (passes on that side of the sword up and down) times on one side and then flip, again 2-3 times on that side, and so long as you did it well (and hit it fast enough while the sword was hot) you can then finish the sword.
I think this is better than TES6
Yes, it probably has much better immersive gameplay. Like crafting, skill learning etc. I expect elder scrolls 6 to be just as dumbed down as skyrim. Love skyrim but it's very basic in terms of gameplay.
Yep the first was better than skyrim to me as well, the lack of loading screen when entering basically any building is really nice and I also love how the story plays as well compared to skyrim but skyrim is from 2011 so not fair to compare, maybe fallout 76 but that still is not fair. Better not to compare anyways
@AdoAdo-y1e yes the kcd world feels alive when your in it. This next installment looks fucking amazing. Let warhorse cook. It's better than most other games out today by far.
It's easy to be better than a nonexistent game ...
@@user-zp8kj2cl9gBethesda sucks now though so most games can beat theirs, especially RPG’s.
Usually i dont like these video I find it spoilers, but its was good to know these things. thank you ESO
If the metal starts sparking it’s at the point where any more heat will melt the iron, so when it’s sparkling it’s perfectly hot and easy to hammer. To hot is only when it melts into the coal
Keep the videos coming! I been refreshing RUclips like a maniac. 😂😂😂
Always wanted to get into blade smithing but never had a good location for the smithy. This game is a dream come true! 🤘
Finally, I can fulfill my dream of roleplaying as Andre of Astora 💥🔨💪
Can't wait to play this game.
Thank you for this video helped me alot
It might be the first time I trully have fun crafting in a RPG! I love how it works! They released the DLC roadmap a few weeks before and there is one focused on smithing and about building your own workshop. I really hope that people will come to commission weapons and tools and that you can run it as a business. It will be fun to become a renowned swordsmith much like your father.
I like they changed the economy of traders/craftsmen to make it so the more you sell one thing the less you get. It use to be way to op to sell meat to the huntsmen at Talmberg in the first game. Considering you could walk 100 yards into the woods shoot 5 deer and ride back and make 1k-2k in 5min. This change will be a welcome one that will help the longevity of the game.
3:30 "Hammered to perfection by dwarven blacksmiths--with AUTISM (so you know it's good)" 👌
So looking forward to this game! The first was my favourite ever game and this looks amazing
This game is gonna have the deepest mechanics ever for a rpg.
Finally the smith's apprentice will get some smithy action
The attention to detail is stunning , definitely gonna buy it . Great vid 👍🏻
As someone who has smithed before and endeavors to have his own forge some day and retire blacksmithing. this is fantastic the level of detail in this blacksmithing is outstanding I just want to get the game to be able to do this for hours!
Keep these coming, I need my fix!
I never really got the hang of the sharpening wheel in the first one. I was lucky I could just use the bag of hammers.
after Pribyslavitz I never sharpened my own sword again.
...well, once or twice, but just for fun
The sounds from blacksmithing in this game is pure asmr
This game made me realize how much I want a medieval life sim game lol.
I loved crafting and minigames in KCD, this seems even improved ❤❤❤
Blacksmithing is something I wanted so this looks amazing.
I've just booked two days off work to play this 😂
Looking forward to this so much! I hope the studio will consider doing a greek or roman version of Kingdom come later. Would love the same type of gameplay but with an ancient setting.
Can say this is going to be a skill I'll be training very early on along with alchemy. I always enjoyed crafting systems and this one seems to be very well designed. Going around to find these legendary parts to forge the best weapons will no doubt be fun.
Just btw, Tachov reads Tachov, not Tačov😊. But nice vid, cant wait game release.
That looks so cool!
I built a new PC only for this game to play it on High 1440 p
LOL, I also just built a new pc a month ago, so I'm glad that I get to test it on this game. So excited!😁
This is the way 🙏
Blacksmiths son, Henry from apprentice blacksmith to a lord…now back to a blacksmith
stepson of blacksmith...
toledo, a place from spain, famous for make maybe, the best swords in europe, amazin detail
hope my system will run this game. i will never forget KCD 1. the best game i ever played. true art. thank you for all your work !
as somone who forges in real life its cool as hell to see it represented like this!!!!
THE DOG DRANK FROM THE BATH LOOOOL
The fact this was lacking in kcd is criminal. Im so happy we get it in this one
Yes yes yes, I’m genuinely stoked for this game! First time I’ve pre-ordered in over a decade
I hope there will be a way of restoring or upgrading an items quality level. The forging looks pretty fun
Idea, while your whistling you can change how you are whistling and unlock certain whistles that are tied to achievements. Like how AC Black Flag had its sea shanty system.
I have never been so excited for a game to come out in my life.
finally the blacksmith is able to blacksmith
14:17 I like the combined MJ symbol there. M for Martin and J for Henry.
I can't wait for the game to come out! already got Gold Edition pre-ordered
I hope they fixed the 'dirty' mechanic from the last game, because apparently even if you walk on grass or stay away from mud, your ENTIRE outfit of clothing items that's nowhere near your feet gets muddy.
A masterpiece from my brothers
Warhorse are kings. Such care and passion poured into every detail. ❤
Brilliant stuff. Warhorse are a proud independent who took on board all the shortcomings of KCD 1 and with a bigger budget look to have produced an absolute epic of a game....every inch of the map will be discovered !!
Can you do video showing hairstyles and facial hairstyles for sir henry
It’s not in the game day one. That’s coming later.
have beards and hairstyles returned or will they be added later ?
they will be ingame day one i think
Through an update. They released the roadmap I think yesterday. Both that and hardcore won’t be day one.
19 recipes? The nights are going to be busy again....
1:17 So you've got ssst.... 🤔
Thats such a cool mechanic. Wow I swear I am going to preorder it right now lol
what i came for: blacksmithing
What i learned: the pupper dog will drink from the water basin when you clean yourself.
can't wait to finally play this!
Love the mini symbols of the different items! reminds me so much of Morrowind! Really nice that they did it that way
Crafting looks nice and fun. BUT it could get boring and tedious when you need to craft a lot.
they had automation perks for alchemy in kcd1 so they might have it in kcd2 for blacksmithing. who knows.
I don't think it's a necessity to craft anything, it's just an option
Looting and buying your gear and repairs is still valid I'm sure
500 ish hours in the first game for me. Been looking forward to this for years. It looks absolutely perfect.
Are we going to be getting a best stealth outfit build guide when the game drops? I still use your guide for kcd 1 stealth
chilling and making swords. how nice.
I thought there’d also be armour repairing mini games but that’s cool still
Blacksmiths didn't make armour, it would be cool if there was a polishing mini game or something for using the repair kits I agree
Thanks
5:34 In the Middle Ages, oil was definitely not used to harden steel! Water was used. Water does not burn, like hot oil vapors.
This is so awesome 💯😎❤❤❤
Step 1: Level lock picking and stealth.
Step 2: steal a bunch of smithing material
Step 3 explore smithing mini-game
Step 4: profit
Edit: Totally Legit ❤️
Im so excited for this. This is the HEMA guy game
I got the Collectors Edition. So frickin pumped!