Kingdom Come: The Best (& Worst) Perks to Get First
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a historical RPG from Warhorse Studios, with an engaging leveling system filled with excellent perks to choose from. However, the true value of certain perks may not be apparent to new players. Some of the improvements may at first glance seem great but are actually terrible. And others that may seem useless can possess some hidden value.
The progression system in the game works through repetition. The more Henry (the protagonist of Kingdom Come) does something, the better he becomes at it. As Henry gains levels he gains passive benefits but also a perk point every once in a while. These points can be spent on special perks that enhance and modify the game in various ways.
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These best Kingdom Come perks are widely applicable and are the ones players should get first.
Almost all of Kingdom Come'sbest combat perks are worth getting at some point in the game but these might not seem the best for players that don't know what Henry is going to be facing.
These Kingdom Come perks will be considered by some players as the most essential as they unlock new interactions in the game. How much they are valued depends on the playstyle of each player.
Many of the best perks in Kingdom Come have tradeoffs or force you to choose between two variants. In some cases, there is a clear winner and in others, it is a toss-up.
When it comes to being the very worst, some of these might not be at the very bottom. However, these Kingdom Come perks are the most misleading, and might trick new players into wasting valuable perk points.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance is available on PC, Nintendo
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