Picking the direction of your attack is important, as you can attack the side foes are not guarding, and it allows you to target different parts of the body. Are their arms low? Chop your sword down on their head. Are they guarding their head? Slash from the bottom two points. These are the different directions you pick to slash your foe. When you lock onto an enemy a five-pointed star with a point in middle appears in front of them. The main gimmick of KC:D’s combat is its directional system, similar to the combat in For Honor. String these attacks together to surprise your opponent… to the death! There’s a star, man, waiting in the game You can thrust or stab with a weapon to your opponent’s head or body.
Swinging or slashing attacks can hit different parts of the body, but are slower. You have two main attacks in the game: swings and thrusts. Timing is also important for dodging and blocking (see below). Pressing the attack button too quickly will break the chain and your opponent will have an easier time blocking.
Timing is important to chain together your attacks: time them so you press the next attack as soon as the first one hits. Rather than trading blows, try and weave back and forth so you’re harder to hit. Henry is a soft baby boy and can’t take many hits at the start of the game. Movement and timing are key to combat in KC:D. If you want player character Henry to survive the trials and tribulations of warfare in 15th century Bohemia, here are a few tips to turn you from a failing fool into a fighting force! The basics The mechanics in Medieval role-playing game Kingdom Come: Deliverance are complex, and none are deeper than the combat system.
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