The lands of 15th-century Bohemia await you in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. This is tale about war and strife, of political intrigue and machinations, and of brave comrades-in-arms banding together in the name of justice. With a wide world for you to explore, you probably don't want to go through the entire adventure on foot. Here's our Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 fast travel locations guide to help you familiarize yourself with the world map. Likewise, please be reminded that this article contains minor spoilers.All fast travel locations in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 - Full world map guideThere are two main regions in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. The first is the Bohemian Paradise, also known as the Trosky region. The second is the Kuttenberg-Suchdol region, which you visit several hours into the campaign.Our Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 fast travel guide discusses a few tips to aid you on your journey. We then list down all the settlements and towns that you can happily visit as you roam around the countryside. What happens when you fast travel in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2? When you tag a fast travel location, you can quickly return to it from any part in the region as long as you're not in combat and the items in your inventory don't exceed your carry weight/encumbrance. If you decide to continue with the fast travel process, you'll see the passage of time, which also means that your nourishment and energy get slowly depleted. This means you need to eat and get some rest once you arrive at your destination.Moreover, choosing to fast travel may trigger random encounters on the road. You might meet peddlers, refugees, minstrels, knights, and even a fellah who's looking for the Holy Grail. However, there are also potential threats, since the people you meet might be hiding a sinister motive and they're actually bandits in disguise. How to reveal the full world map in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2If you want to see the whole world map in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, you need to level your Scholarship skill by reading books. Once you reach Scholarship level 18, you can select the Explorer perk to reveal all fast travel locations, settlements, vendors, hunting grounds, and points-of-interest. This applies to both regions as well. Additional tips for adventurers Before we discuss the full world map in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, let's talk about a few tips for those seeking a medieval adventure in Bohemia:Once you acquire a horse mount, you can have it follow a path/main road, which can sometimes lead you to another settlement.You may also hitch a ride on carriages for free.During quests where you have to follow an NPC while on horseback, you still tag other settlements that you come across. If you try to skip this portion, they you'll have to revisit some parts of the map for places that you might've missed.Upon reaching the Suchdol-Kuttenberg area, you can still fast travel between regions. Each leg of the journey costs 200 Groschen (i.e. money/gold). Note that the caravan spots also count as fast travel points.Your reputation is specific to each settlement and the types of NPCs that reside there. For instance, the folks at Suchdol and Miskowitz might like you, but those in Raborsch and Grund think you're a nefarious villain. Bohemian Paradise/Trosky region: North - Fast travel locations These are the fast travel locations in the northern part of the Trosky region (i.e. Bohemian Paradise):1: Vidlak Pond2: Tachov3: Trosky Castle4: Rocktower Pond5: Nomads' Camp6: Zhelejov Wagoners' Inn7: Zhelejov8: Troskowitz9: Apollonia Bohemian Paradise/Trosky region: South - Fast travel locations These are the fast travel locations in the southern part of the Trosky region:10: Lower Semine Mill11: Semine12: Nebakov Mill13: Nebakov Fortress14: Schdiar - West Farm15: Kuttenberg Region Caravan Kuttenberg region: West - Fast travel locations Later in the campaign, you can find more fast travel locations in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. These are the waypoints in the western part of the Kuttenberg region:1: Trosky Region Caravan2: Suchdol3: Raborsch4: Bohunowitz5: Opatowitz6: Devil's Den7: Horschan8: Grund9: Pschitoky10: Miskowitz Kuttenberg region: South - Fast travel locations These are the fast travel points in the southern part of the Kuttenberg region:11: Wysoka12: Bylany13: Old Lhota14: Maleshov15: Danemark Kuttenberg city and surrounding areas - Fast travel locations Finally, you can tag these places in the city of Kuttenberg, as well as the nearby landmarks:16: Old Kutna17: Sedletz Monastery18: Kuttenberg - North Gate19: Kuttenberg - West Gate20: Kuttenberg - City Center21: Kuttenberg - East GateThat does it for our Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 fast travel guide. We hope these locations encourage you to continue exploring the vast and wonderful lands of Bohemia in the Middle Ages.If you need more tips as you explore Bohemia in the Middle Ages, be sure to visit our Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 guides hub.

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It's been 25 years since Maxis first introduced us to The Sims and began wasting so, so much of our time. EA, not too surprisingly, has taken advantage of this major anniversary to re-release both The Sims and The Sims 2, with all DLC included and the games updated for modern computers. And as you take this dose of nostalgia, you may find yourself looking for some cheats to help you reacquaint yourself with the original classic.We've got you covered. Since this re-release of The Sims 1 is just that--an updated version of the existing game, rather than a remake or remaster--not much has changed about how cheating works in the original Sims title. You don't have to mess with game files or command lines or anything like that. You simply fire up the game, and once you're in it, press ctrl+shft+C to pull up the console where you can enter codes--and then enter a code.These days, in The Sims 4, we've got a metric ton of cheats of all kinds, but The Sims 1 was simpler. While the original game has a pretty massive pile of codes that will do under-the-hood technical stuff, there are only a relatively small number of useful cheats. And at least one of them does something completely different than you'd probably expect. Let's dive in.Continue Reading at GameSpot

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