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i don;t expect anything new from the devs for KCD 1.
Some of you want is already available on Nexus or by manual modification.
Enable Bow dot reticle:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/379430/discussions/0/1760230157498548893/
A compass exists in Normal, so i'm guessing you want it for Hardcore ? (i use this one)
https://www.nexusmods.com/kingdomcomedeliverance/mods/576
And you can already drop map markers ???
Nice necro post btw
The devs don't seem to see the benefits of offering players a save AND easy way to install mods without relying on 3rd Party services....
Too bad since all it is for them is enabling workshop pages.
I've never had any issues installing mods KCD. It's a simple case of drag and drop into the mods folder then insert the name of the mod into the load order text file. Piece of cake.
No, its easier than it seems.Make a directory called "mods" in the KCD root directory, start unzipping mods to that folder. BAM! Done. The worst you'll have to contend with is KCD telling you your mods are outdated and it deactivated them by...lol...renaming the mods directory.