P.S. As Knight's Arcade's fans pointed out, there IS a way to repair tack. Take your saddle and bridle off the horse and place it in your own inventory. Once you've done that, simply take it to a cobbler or repair with a cobbler kit.
Check out Gameumentary's latest documentary (trailer), which "explores the early days of development on Kingdom Come: Deliverance, as Warhorse Studios struggled to find funding for their ambitious historically based medieval RPG."
The live stream may be over, but you can catch all the action with our PR Manager, Tobi, and our Senior Designer, Prokop Jirsa right here on our Twitch Channel
"Almost five months after its original release, “Dungeons without Dragons” historical RPG Kingdom Come Deliverance has its first full DLC pack: From the Ashes. However, in true Kingdom Come fashion, getting started can be a bit confusing, so here’s where and how to start the Kingdom Come Deliverance From the Ashes DLC.
The From the Ashes DLC pack elevates Henry to the station of Bailiff of Pribyslavitz – a hamlet previous overtaken by bandits.
In his new role, Henry can rebuild the settlement into a thriving village, managing its finances and creating amenities like alchemy stations, swordsmiths, and the only combat arena where you can train all types of weaponry."
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2018 releases Jurassic World Evolution, Far Cry 5 Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Warhammer: Vermintide II are wearing some spectacular money-hats, for example, while the relatively lesser-known likes of Raft, Eco and Deep Rock Galactic have made themselves heard above the din of triple-A marketing budgets. (more…)
The Kingdom Come: Deliverance DLC From the Ashes is live today, and developer Warhorse Studios has rolled out a new video providing a closer look at what players can do when they're given the job of bailiff of a village being rebuilt on the ruins of a bandit camp.
From the Ashes is a little different from most DLC releases because it's not an "extra," but is integrated into the primary campaign. As the bailiff, you'll make the calls about how the village is rebuilt, but it's not city-building sim; instead, it's more of a financial management system, where you tell your Number One Guy what you want (and ensure he's got the cash to cover it), and then stand back while he makes it happen.
Different types of buildings will cost or generate money, but more importantly they open doors to new and unique opportunities. A stable, for instance, will enable you to purchase new horses that aren't available anywhere else, and having an alchemy table in your town hall eliminates the need to look for one elsewhere. You'll also have the opportunity to higher special NPCs to join you on your adventures, and help settle disputes between your citizens, which will influence their well-being and your finances.
Eventually, the village will start churning out regular revenues for you, unless you botch the job. Screw things up enough and your erstwhile benefactor will step in, liberating you from the weighty responsibilities of management that are clearly too much for you to handle. (I guess he hadn't heard about the poop-throwing thing when he decided to put you in charge.)
Kingdom Come: Deliverance goes for $10/£8/€10 on Steam, GOG, and the Humble Store.
Warhorse Studios is happy to release its first premium DLC, “From The Ashes,” for the critically acclaimed medieval role-playing game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance on PC, PlayStation®4, and Xbox One (9,99€, 9,99$, 7,99£).
With the new DLC, Warhorse Studios releases a new narrated gameplay video about “From The Ashes,” that explains most of its features and details.
In addition, there will be a Warhorse Studios Live Stream and Q&A with Senior Designer Prokop Jirsa & PR Manager Tobias Stolz-Zwilling, which is planned for Thursday, July 12th at 5 pm CEST on Twitch.tv/warhorsestudios
As the newly appointed bailiff players have to decide which buildings to build, what people to bring and how to settle disputes. Players don’t own it – they manage it! Each building is unique and comes with its own upgrades, requirements for materials, workforce, and costs so players will face some difficult decisions.
A bailiff’s lot is hard for sure but even he can have some fun after a hard day’s work. Taking one of the new horses for a ride, roll the dice against seasoned players in the player's new local tavern, matching one’s skills against variously experienced opponents in their combat arena or just staying in and taking it easy inside the players own town hall.
From the Ashes Features:
Manage a village and control the finances. Plan accordingly and take care of your reputation.
Upgrade your Buildings and get unique items helping you on your journey through Bohemia
Hire special NPC’s and upgrade your production with well-known characters from the game
Mediate disputes: Your choices will influence the well being of your citizens and budget
Establish a new home: Combine all gameplay mechanics of KCD in one place – create your home village!
You’ve proven yourself well, you‘ve demonstrated that you are capable of solving problems. We hereby appoint you to the office of bailiff of the hamlet of Pribyslawitz!
Watch Daniel Vavra and Prokop Jirsa talk about the latest updates for Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The new Hardcore Mode turns Kingdom Come: Deliverance into a true survival RPG. In the upcoming DLC “From The Ashes, ” you’ll have an opportunity to participate in the genesis of a new village from its very inception and experience first-hand what it was like to build a new settlement.
