It's the age-old open-world RPG dilemma. Should you make progress towards the main quest, or should you check out the scenery and do a few side quests instead? The former will actually help with progression, but the latter will make that progression easier. Then there's Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, where you'll be a medieval peasant regardless of your choice.
Henry's come to see us, again!
After a lengthy prelude, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 finally opens up when you realise you need to get invited to a wedding in order to get an audience with Lord von Bergow. However, it seems players have been getting up to all sorts of medieval madness rather than proceeding with the first real objective of the game.
If you're too busy smithing, heaving sacks, flirting with the miller's daughter, or looking for your dog to attend the big wedding in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, you're not alone. The game takes so much away from you at the start, that even a meager two Groschen for manual labour seems too good to pass up.
It seems a lot of players have been taking their time with the game, completing all sorts of side quests,...
