Jumping into Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 as a new player will make you scratch your head often and leave you confused even for the simple mechanics like healing. Unlike most action role-playing games, you cannot just heal instantly in KCD2. You have to consume the right potions to heal gradually, get sleep, or even bathe. In addition to healing, there is a high chance that you might catch the bleeding effect, which requires a different approach to cure than healing. In this guide, we will tell you to stop bleeding in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

How to Stop the Bleeding in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

The bleeding effect is quite common in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 which you mainly get from taking slash and stab damage. During the combat, taking a lot of hits will inflict a bleeding effect on Henry. Unlike the healing method, you cannot sleep to stop the bleeding as you will eventually bleed out and die. The primary way of stopping the bleeding in KCD2 is to use Bandages. The Bandages is one of the essential utility items in the game. It specifically stops the bleeding and conserves the health and stamina from losing over time.

As the bleeding begins, Henry will gradually lose his health and stamina over time which can end deadly. Now, to use the bandages, it is quite simple. Here are a few simple steps to use the bandages in KCD2.

• Open the inventory and scroll down to find the bandages.
• Select the bandages to open a small window showing the body part that is bleeding.
• Use the slide bar in the window to allocate the number of bandages you want to use.
• As you increase the number of bandages, the bleeding protection percentage will increase. Set the exact number of bandages to get the 100% protection.
• Once done, confirm to apply the bandages and the bleeding will stop.

NOTE: If the bleeding protection is not 100%, Henry will still lose health and stamina slowly.

Alternate Way to Stop the Bleeding in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Now, there is a possibility that you might not have a large number of bandages in your inventory. Although you can find them easily on enemies’ bodies, there is an alternate way to stop the bleeding. An alternate way is to take a bath and cure your wounds service from the bathhouse.

NOTE: Taking only a bath does not cure you from bleeding. You must select the service that says cure your wounds to get medical assistance from bathmaids.

Keep in mind that curing the wounds and taking a bath service will cost you more Groschen than a regular bath. So, make sure to Haggle with the owner of the bathhouse to get a discount.

That is all related to how to stop the bleeding in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

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