No word on how large that hotfix will be. That means PC players could have access to it imminently, while console players will most likely see it later this week. A third update, which the team refers to as a hotfix, is being submitted for certification today. However, those who bought the game on console were greeted by a required 23 GB patch at launch and, just a few days later, a second required 16 GB patch.
Both were part of the initial download of the game for players on PC. The game has received two large patches already. Kingdom Come, which Warhorse promotes as a “realistic open-world” that thrives on “historical accuracy” will also add a magic potion so that players can respec their character, ostensibly rebuilding their skillset from the ground up. The team said that special attention is being paid to optimizing them for controller support. That future patch, which does not have a release date, will also include revamped lockpicking and pickpocketing minigames. So, while players won’t be able to spam save games as they go along, they will at least be able to stop playing whenever they want without sacrificing progress. The upcoming 1.3 patch, Warhorse said, will add a “save and exit” feature. Fans and critics alike have spoken out about the lack of a quick-save feature, and it looks like Warhorse is willing to meet them halfway. That’s not always advisable if you’re heading into high-stakes, first-person melee combat. In Kingdom Come the only way to manually save your game is to sleep in a bed that you own or drink a beverage called “saviour schnapps.” Not only is the drink expensive to purchase from in-game vendors, but it will also get you drunk. Over the weekend they took just a moment to to detail future plans, including a partial fix to the game’s controversial save system.
the game was riddled with bugs, and the developers at Warhorse Studios have been working hard to patch out the worst of them. When Kingdom Come: Deliverance launched on Feb.
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