Chill Guy Clicker is so addictive because its simple yet satisfying clicking mechanics, rewarding upgrade system, and charming, relaxed aesthetic make every tap feel gratifying and keep you coming back for more.
Playing a role in KCD2 can be a lot of fun, especially since Henry's actions have a lot of effects. For instance, the new system for crimes and punishments changes how NPCs treat Henry after he does something wrong. Of course, players can interact with the game in any way they choose. The following are just tips that can be ignored, used, or even improved with new ideas.
Walk Instead Of Running
If you want to feel more immersed in KCD2 or any other open-world game, try to walk around as much as possible when your character isn't riding something. People don't normally run unless they have to or to work out, and running through a busy town center would look strange.
People who play this role-playing game will feel like they are really in the world when they walk around the medieval towns and the city of Kuttenberg in particular. Players can see more features and find unique interactions that could lead to side quests when they walk or ride at a reasonable speed. There is a lot going on in the game, so even diehard fans of this type of play will have to run after and away from thieves and enemies.
Dress For The Occasion
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has some of the most beautiful and customizable clothes in open-world games. They really show off the color and wealth of the Middle Ages. Another popular choice is to walk around in fancy full-plate armor, but to really role-play in KCD2, players should think about what Henry wears at different times.
For instance, they don't need armor if they're just going to a tavern at night for a nice game of dice. If Henry needs to talk to a proud noble as part of a task, they might want to dress him in his Sunday best because his clothes affect his charisma stat, which can help him persuade people. To take this even further, you could change into night clothes before going to sleep in a soft bed. People could do all of this in the first game, but it took a lot longer because they had to switch out each piece of clothing one by one. The sequel is better because it has three custom outfit spots that you can switch between. In the collection, these are shown by shields of different colors. Don't forget to clean and fix Henry's clothes either.
Try To Stick To The Night & Day Cycle, & Have A Routine
Even though KCD2's world is full of life, it sleeps at night. People won't be able to trade with shopkeepers, for example, because everyone needs to sleep. People who want to be a part of this world should also try to follow the day-night cycle. This will not only make the game easier because they will be able to see better and everyone will be up and moving around, but it will also make it more realistic because this is what a real Henry would do.
It's really simple to do this because players can pick when they want to wake up once they find a bed to sleep in. There are times when KCD2's "advance time" feature can also help you kill time. Players can sleep and save if they own or rent the bed. This means they start the day over and start over. Of course, there will also be times when darkness can be used as cover. This means that players can change Henry's sleep pattern for stealth missions or when they want to fully play the part of a rogue nomad. Players can think about other parts of Henry's daily life besides sleep. In the morning, they could wash their faces and then break their fast.
Turn Off Some UI Elements
Both Kingdom Come: Deliverance games are some of the best open-world games with simple user interfaces. However, players can change the settings to make the graphics even more realistic. There are two choices before Hardcore Mode comes out: turn off the crosshair in the middle of the screen and turn off subtitles.
The crosshair is a small golden dot in the middle of the screen. It doesn't do much other than let you aim at things to pick them up. It's also turned off by itself when using long weapons like the bow, so getting rid of it for good won't hurt anything. When you hide subtitles, this mostly affects the "In-game chatter subtitles" that show up above the NPC who is talking to their friend or maybe commenting on how Henry looks. Since there is no writing on the screen, the only thing that stands out is the beautiful medieval world. This and that can be found in Game Settings.
Try To Keep Henry's Choices & Character Consistent
In Chill Guy Clicker, one way to role-play is to try to be Henry all the time. For instance, a Henry who is honest and thinks of himself as a good Catholic should try to stay that way most of the time, but he should be able to lose control when he's drunk or angry. People would come to this Henry to get help, and he would stand up for those who can't protect themselves. He might have to kill enemies in battle to protect himself or others, but killing locals in cold blood would take away from the experience a bit. He also wouldn't take from people who helped him, like Bozhena in the beginning. On the other hand, a darker run like Henry might be very different. Because of what Henry went through in the first game and his strong desire for revenge, it's easy to see why he would turn to violence and theft. Henry could even go through a character change, which could be good or bad. In either case, players can improve the experience by sticking to the main choices instead of choosing whatever seems fun at the time. You can also make all of this better by giving Henry Perks that make sense.
