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Bohemia is yours to shape – official modding support for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is now live on Steam workshop! Get ready to create, customise and bring your own vision to life.
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Squirtle_Squad 16 Mar @ 3:44pm
[REQUEST] I want to be able to pay alms to beggars.
Can someone please add it?
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Scardigne 16 Mar @ 4:15pm 
yeah this is nice, and the reward could be an extremely small rep boost but beware not to make it a reputation exploit
Last edited by Scardigne; 16 Mar @ 4:16pm
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HelgavonLichtenstein 21 Jul @ 10:44am 
It would be very nice to be able to give a few groshen or items like bread to beggars.
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Actalo 16 29 Jul @ 5:46pm 
Available on Nexus. Just manually download, then it'll work with Workshop mods.

https://www.nexusmods.com/kingdomcomedeliverance2/mods/2154
Last edited by Actalo; 29 Jul @ 5:47pm
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HelgavonLichtenstein 2 Aug @ 2:29am 
Thanks! I didn't know Nexus mods were compatible with Steam.

Originally posted by Actalo:
Available on Nexus. Just manually download, then it'll work with Workshop mods.

https://www.nexusmods.com/kingdomcomedeliverance2/mods/2154
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Squirtle_Squad 2 Aug @ 5:53am 
Originally posted by HelgavonLichtenstein:
Thanks! I didn't know Nexus mods were compatible with Steam.

Originally posted by Actalo:
Available on Nexus. Just manually download, then it'll work with Workshop mods.

https://www.nexusmods.com/kingdomcomedeliverance2/mods/2154


Mods are just extra files. Its up to the individual game if they support mods. Steam just hits the .exe in a really nice package. Mod your games!
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HelgavonLichtenstein 2 Aug @ 8:15am 
Originally posted by Squirtle_Squad:
Originally posted by HelgavonLichtenstein:
Thanks! I didn't know Nexus mods were compatible with Steam.


Mods are just extra files. Its up to the individual game if they support mods. Steam just hits the .exe in a really nice package. Mod your games!

Thank you for telling me. Today I learned :)
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