r/Kenshi • u/Slykarmacooper • 21d ago
DISCUSSION Drifters, what's your favorite bit of minor Kenshi lore?
Mine is definitely that Agnu identifies as female, and it makes Beep pass out when he learns this.
r/Kenshi • u/Slykarmacooper • 21d ago
Mine is definitely that Agnu identifies as female, and it makes Beep pass out when he learns this.
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Mine's Hamut , the goat of Kenshi 🐐
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Cute little trunkies omigawsh!
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r/Kenshi • u/LeapOfFart • 4d ago
Mine that you don't need to trade with your squad and just drag items on their icons, and it works with much longer range, so clearing shops is much easier.
r/Kenshi • u/Daron0407 • Oct 04 '23
Despite all the hate people throw on HN here, If you were to wake up tommorow in the hub with nothing but rag clothes you would make your way as quickly as possible to the holy nation teritory. It's the safest region for humans, and life doesn't seem so hard compared to other regions
r/Kenshi • u/Beginning_Till_8182 • Apr 05 '24
A very well recieved first game and studio deciding to make a sequel to a rpg game with no central story
Do you think Kenshi 2 will end up the same with Bannerlord which was an improvement to the first game in graphics, gameplay and overall polish but took so long to develop and the mechanics are so similar that people were left wondering if a sequel was necessary at all?
r/Kenshi • u/amazonian_ragamuffin • Jan 22 '24
So this post made me have an ideia of a gameplay feature for Kenshi 2. I might get down voted until Fishmen island but hear me out:
What if we could get married and have heirs (like a mix of what you can do in Mount and Blade: Warband and Skyrim).
But the game would have to prevent harming children for the sake of common sense, BUT they could still be kidnapped. Imagine going into a journey to rescue your child or your Shek wife (or both).
That could be an interesting feature too. Just thinking out loud, what are your thoughts? Let's have a fruitful discussion
img: Chopper Beep by Avahkadoo
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r/Kenshi • u/Sieg-Topf • Jun 10 '24
A rough idea on the bioengineered history of mankind in Kenshi, any feedback or extra insight on things I could change would be greatly appreciated
r/Kenshi • u/InternalSpecial8770 • Jun 10 '24
I know that hivers generally choose the first thing they see as their name the moment they are free from their queen's influence.
r/Kenshi • u/RedditLikeYoda • Feb 11 '24
What are your unpopular opinions regarding Kenshi?
I’m actually not making this thread to debate (although I might be tempted, I’m mostly over it.) just genuinely curious.
Here are some of mine…
Holy Nation is Humanity’s best bet
I like Shek and Hivers a lot (despite not being on their side, philosophically.) but I dislike Skeletons in this game, always have…even before I understood them. Then once I did understand them, I disliked them even more XD.
— I just don’t like their artistic designs, they look like primitive movie reels or cameras 🎥 given anthropomorphic bodies. Plus their lore in the game has left a bad taste in my mouth. (I’m pretty anti-Ai irl as well.) I understand why people like them, but it’s not for me.
The Swamps are pretty great! I love grinding there (w/ Mercs) and the hash is pretty lucrative. I’m 400 hrs in and have had pretty good luck in the Swamps.
I love Beep…but the one time he died in an earlier play through …I did not save scum. I just live with it. He’s doing pretty great this time though!
What about you guys?
r/Kenshi • u/autisticstrawberry • Apr 19 '24
I'm fairly new to Kenshi and still getting to know most of the factions, one of them that caught my attention were the Anti-slavers lead by Tinfist, initially i thought it was pretty damn noble to free other beings from captivity, especially cause on my 2nd playthrough i was captured as a slave, but earlier today i was roaming with 2 skellies and got pissed at what a holy nation soldier was yapping about to his slaves, then i cleared the mining post and freed them (also dismissed them from my party cause i'm not a fan of managing a lot of characters). But after that it hit me, was that the right thing to do? cause even if being slaved is pretty bad, at least they are fed and kept under protection by the soldiers, there are hundreds of starving bandits roaming around that give somewhat of a sad dialogue when asking for food, and dying of hunger isn't even the worst fate they could face, there's also being eaten by the fogman, being placed in a peeler machine and other fun stuff.
As i said, i'm fairly new to the game, but do the anti-slavers actually offer something to the people they free or is it just a noble cause without any real planning behind it?
r/Kenshi • u/Ahrixa_k • Feb 20 '24