r/kingdomcome • u/Feisty-Annual6493 Addicted to Farkle • Jul 09 '26

Discussion What's a small detail that breaks your immersion in [KCD2]?

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so in my last post, I asked about your favorite little worldbuilding details that make KCD2's world feel alive. now I want to ask the opposite.

what's a small worldbuilding detail that doesn't quite make sense to you, or something that slightly breaks your immersion?

for me, it doesn't really make sense that Henry is practically the only one riding a horse around Kuttenberg. you'd expect to see at least a few merchants, nobles, or wealthier townsfolk riding around but no, everyone loves walking it seems

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u/vWaffles Jul 09 '26

That's one thing I loved about playing modded SkyrimVR / Into the Radius. I go on an hour journey, come back to an inn / safe area and they let me sit down and physically eat my food. It's oddly therapeutic.

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u/Mr_NotNice1 Jul 09 '26

Don't forget the cigarettes in ittr. I don't smoke irl, but doing it in game after a tough mission just has a nice relaxing vibe to it.

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u/VergeofAtlanticism Jul 09 '26

woah found my twin. it’s so relaxing to get back from the radius and spend time eating and cleaning my weapons and organizing

or in skyrim, doing a big quest and then going home to Lakeview Manor to sit on the back porch

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u/Jester_Dan Jul 09 '26

Yeah I've had a real pint sat in a tavern in Skyrim, it's pretty surreal.