This is important because if you just simply move it in that direction you will break your lockpick. Second, you must understand is that the “sweet spot”, when the cursor turns golden, moves not just counter-clockwise, but also up and down a bit. Once you ask Peshek to teach you to Lockpick, skip the chest and head over to this door and give it a try. These will get easier as your skill improves with Lockpicking. There is a “very easy” door there and it’s night and day difference. The chest you are given to pick as the tutorial has a steep curve and you can get a better idea of what I mean if you simply walk past Peshek and head to the house left of where you woke up, just a few paces from when you first step outside in Rattay. To begin the first thing you must understand is that locks have varying degrees of difficulty and “easy” is not really easy at all. He will give you the quest The Good Thief, which will require you to know how to Lockpick, as well as have some Lockpicks in order to proceed. You can learn how to Lockpick when you meet Miller Peshek in Rattay after the Prologue. How to Lockpick in Kingdom Come Deliverance In this Guide I will give you some tips on how to overcome this and still get somewhere with Lockpicking so you can get your “thief on”.

And, while still a bit challenging with those tools, it’s nothing compared to to trying to do it with two analog sticks. It took me a good solid hour to get the hang of it on a controller, because Warhorse clearly designed it for a mouse and keyboard. Lockpicking is a fine art in many games, and usually one that isn’t too difficult to master, but in Kingdom Come Deliverance it’s a downright nightmare.

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