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There are tons of stats you need to think about as you explore and complete quests inKingdom Come: Deliverance 2. While Strength and Agility will impact pretty much everything you do, there are other stats that are more useful in certain situations.
Conspicuousness, which is impacted by what Henry wears, changes how likely you are to be spotted while wandering around. The less conspicuous you are, the easier it will be to get away with crime and creep around restricted areas. Guards will be less attentive and will forget about you quickly if you have a low Conspicuousness stat.
How To Improve Conspicuousness
Essentially,you need to wear clothes that make you stand out less. The more you look like anyone else who you’ll spot wandering around the world, the better your conspicuousness stat will be.
Therefore,avoid wearing expensive armouryou’ll have found later in the game, anddon’t wear clothes that a noble would normally wear. You’ll often notice that clothes with a high Charisma stat will also have a high Conspicuousness stat.
The kind of clothes you should aim to wear arebasic hose and shoes that you’ll have found early in the game. If you look on the bottom right of the stat screen, you’ll see your Conspicuousness rating for the clothes you’re currently wearing. The lower the number, the better in this case.
verify you’re still clean, so that guards don’t still spot you due to the smell you let off.
Skills That Change Conspicuousness
There is also one skill you’re able to unlock that’ll help you stay hidden while exploring in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. That skill is:
Thievery
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The person you’re robbing may not see you, so you’re able to reach into even their front pouch, but while you’re rummaging through their pockets, they might still feel your presence.
While the Inconspicuous skill doesn’t literally change your Conspicuousness stat, it changes exactly what you’re trying to change by improving your Conspicousness. It allows you to be seen less when stealing, which is exactly what you’ll be trying to achieve.
