Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Testers Thought Its Stealth System Was Bugged Because It Felt Too Real

Playing stealthily is a great way to succeed in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, helping you quickly earn money, better equipment, and survive tough situations. But the game’s stealth system is incredibly realistic, so you’ll need to forget what you’ve learned from games like Assassin’s Creed, Dishonored, or Splinter Cell. Stealth in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 can be very challenging – so much so that even the game’s testers initially struggled, according to design director Viktor Bocan in a recent interview with Game Rant.

Monster Hunter Wilds’ Excessive DLC Checks Impact PC Performance, But Only in One Specific Area

Frame rate drops happen specifically in the hub area, and only when you’re close to the Felyne who verifies your downloaded content. One user tested a mod called “Less DLC Checks” and saw a performance boost with a Ryzen 5 3600 processor. Playing at 1440p resolution with Ultra settings, ray tracing enabled, and DLSS on Balanced, they experienced an 11.4% increase in frames per second.

Elder Scrolls Online lead says Xbox’s layoffs aren’t the reason the MMO is switching over to smaller updates: “Seasons is not in any way a response to that”

It’s not entirely clear why the decision was made (ZeniMax Online states it’s about offering more options and diversity), but according to ESO’s executive producer, Susan Kath, it wasn’t related to Microsoft’s recent layoffs. Those layoffs significantly affected ZeniMax Online and led to the cancellation of Blackbird, a project that would have been their first new game in over a decade.

One of The Elder Scrolls Online’s oldest problems, overland difficulty, is finally getting addressed—but the devs are ‘starting really small’ because ‘we didn’t want to take a big swing and miss’

These enemies will appear in the main game world, which is quite large, so they shouldn’t be too difficult. However, if that world feels repetitive or uninteresting, players will likely lose interest. It’s important that the game keeps players engaged, not having them wait around for long periods with nothing to do.

How to start the Wicked Isle DLC – Atomfall

To begin the Wicked Isle DLC, travel to Wyndham Village in Atomfall. Go to the north shore, where you can see the Windscale nuclear plant, and find a new character on the pier. Bill Anderson, whose location is marked on our Atomfall map, will ask you to join him on a trip to Midsummer Isle – the setting for the first part of the DLC.