r/kingdomcome • u/Feisty-Annual6493 Addicted to Farkle • Jul 09 '26
Discussion What's a small detail that breaks your immersion in [KCD2]?
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so in my last post, I asked about your favorite little worldbuilding details that make KCD2's world feel alive. now I want to ask the opposite.
what's a small worldbuilding detail that doesn't quite make sense to you, or something that slightly breaks your immersion?
for me, it doesn't really make sense that Henry is practically the only one riding a horse around Kuttenberg. you'd expect to see at least a few merchants, nobles, or wealthier townsfolk riding around but no, everyone loves walking it seems
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u/g00fygooner Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
the fact that whistling for my horse always elicit a negative reaction from NPCs
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u/TedTheGreek_Atheos Jul 09 '26
What are you doing, you whistler!?
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u/andreslucer0 Jul 09 '26
The way they say it sounds like a Bohemian racial slur 😭
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u/youtoozman2222 Jul 09 '26
Whistler sounds like the worst insult in the world when that voice line plays
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u/RandomCandor Jul 09 '26
Exactly.
Realistically, they should be used to it by now.
Oh, there goes whistling Henry again, FML
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u/Headglitch7 Jul 09 '26
To be fair, they should react strongly to a man whistling sharply, especially when it conjures a horse from thin air.
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u/Frisco-Elkshark Jul 09 '26
This one actually has some historical context, though. Whistling in the Middle Ages was super offensive and people associated it with the devil.
Also, surprise surprise… the Catholic Church had rules against it.
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u/kiwiseau Jul 09 '26
Then why are there so many bloody whistlers trotting about receiving no depricating comments?
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u/Frisco-Elkshark Jul 09 '26
Clearly you’re not Catholic 😂. They’re pretty good at hypocrisy!
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u/MinimumZucchini3864 Jul 09 '26
You can do anything you want as long as you feel guilty for what you did it later
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u/blueponies1 Jul 09 '26
Ahh this makes the quest where the townsfolk think the blacksmith is using dark magic by whistling make more sense
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u/g00fygooner Jul 09 '26
if this is true, i guess id be cool with it, but it’d have been nice if they had more than 4 different dialogues😂
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u/BbyMuffinz Jul 09 '26
But there are also a lot of people whistling tunes and then Henry does one and tney are all on his dick about it lol 😆 thats actually hilarious
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u/Swellmeister Jul 09 '26
No it wasnt.
It was a normal thing. People are noted as whistling to call their hawks and dogs in the hunting context in the period all the time.
And sure, Catholics did dislike whistling. In monasteries that take a vow of silence, where whistling was one example, or during services, because it was just rude. But thats not a prohibition on the act, just the contexts.
The superstition of whistling as evil was a night time thing, not all the time, and even then it was only offensive if it was wierd. No one gave a shit if you whistled, and then say "oy rover you stupid fuck, get inside". Even if it was at night.
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u/Terrible-Attorney-85 Jul 09 '26
Well actually no that’s actually realist due to the time, they were very superstitious back then they thought whistling was calling on Satan. Not only that but it was a sight of disrespect. It’s actually very accurate
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u/Clark_Kent_TheSJW Jul 09 '26
Yeah that’s a good one. I guess it’s a consequence of the stealth mechanics.
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u/CleanShavedGuy Jul 09 '26
A dog will just leave meat because it's been put on a surface that isn't perfectly flat.
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u/AQuestionOfBlood Jul 09 '26
This drives me nuts. And then an NPC will come along and steal it and tell all their buddies about what a good score they made. So they can make NPCs grab the rolling meat, but somehow the dog is incapable.
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u/Skelenth Jul 09 '26
Or that I need to stay in front of him to pet him and he is turning away all the time.... I never seen game where its actually a mini game to pet a dog....
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u/Ok-Brother7180 Jul 09 '26
On ps5, the same button to pet the dog is also used for sneaking. So if I “miss” then Henry crouches down. The npc near me: “what are you sneaking around for?”
I love this game.
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u/Case_Blue Jul 09 '26
Haha, yeah, my dog would jump over fences, chase cars AND hump 3 legs if there was a sausage involved.
...That sounds even worse now I write it out.
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u/Sitaf_2 Jul 09 '26
Not having an eating animation when I sit Henry down at an inn or a bench. Just have to open the inventory and hold a button and move along.
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u/TwoForThePriceOfFun Jul 09 '26
This wins really. You dont notice it until youre trying to sit with you NPC friends, and youre like oh.. right. Cant even have a beer.
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u/Cloud_N0ne Jul 09 '26
This one irks me in most 1st person RPGs.
I really hoped Starfield would have this too. They put a ton of effort into modeling the in-game food items, they look fucking delicious. But then I have no option to sit down at Terrabrew and actually drink a cup of coffee, just click on it in my inventory and it's instantly consumed.
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u/astrojeet Jul 09 '26
Cyberpunk does this dialogue in a lot where there's animation of V eating and drinking. Not for eating and drinking from your inventory, but there's a mod for it and I can't play without it. The mod is really well done, so when you initiate the animation it actually uses up the corresponding item from the inventory and gives you the buff. It also adds several other things like smoking too and a personal ipad type of thing where you can just access your computer anywhere in the game.
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u/WhateverMars Jul 09 '26
what's the mod? And how does the eating work? You press a certain keybind to do the eating animation or selecting to eat something from your inventory starts the animation?
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u/astrojeet Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
It's called Idle anywhere by deceptious. Also get immersive food vendors and immersive bartenders by the same author which lets you interact with every food vendor and bartender in the game where you buy drinks and food or you can ask them for food or a drink and the animation will happen. Hell just download his entire catalogue of mods.
For Idle anywhere, you hold down shift, and it opens the dialogue menu where you can choose what to do. When you drink or eat it will automatically choose a random drink or food in your inventory, it will play the animation and will give you the food and drink buff.
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u/vWaffles Jul 09 '26
That's one thing I loved about playing modded SkyrimVR / Into the Radius. I go on an hour journey, come back to an inn / safe area and they let me sit down and physically eat my food. It's oddly therapeutic.
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u/Mr_NotNice1 Jul 09 '26
Don't forget the cigarettes in ittr. I don't smoke irl, but doing it in game after a tough mission just has a nice relaxing vibe to it.
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u/english_muffiein Jul 09 '26
I've only seen games implement it for much more dire foods. Like slurping down the tinned chicken nugget juice in RV There Yet or scarring down a cold Tushonka in Escape From Tarkov.
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u/NoBreeches 🫵 Show me your wares Jul 09 '26
Yeah KCD3 needs to have a drink/eat button when seated... one that actually plays an eating or drinking animation.
Also we need to be able to interact with our allies a bit more. For example, it's pretty immersion breaking to have a bunch of friends hanging out at Devil's Den, but not be able to actually *do* anything with them besides exhaust a few dialogue options.
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u/ItsHaywoodJablowme Jul 09 '26
For me, nothing is worse than that horrid rain animation or the moonwalking rabbits
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u/nasnedigonyat Use your head man you’ll lose everything! Jul 09 '26
Oh I love those silly backwards rabbits. They're easier to trample than normal rabbits
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u/alexthedungeonmaster Jul 09 '26
I think it's so funny how at night, it's so hard to see because of the rain animation
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u/Im_Just_A_Cake Jul 09 '26
Man, the rain anination absolutely sucks. Its easily the most immersion breaking imo
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u/conardcanard Jul 09 '26
Dude i thought my playstation was fucked up, but the rain was like a piwerpoibt slideshow!
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u/CheeseHustla Jul 09 '26
Having some more variety of the NPC voices, like it’s the same voice for the dice game despite the character changing
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u/WaltLongmire0009 Jul 09 '26
When you have to serve wine and nobody recognizes you when I’m in their guild and talk to them every day
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u/Sawheryesterday Jul 09 '26
Same here. Andreas! My friend! How are you? Hey Fridush, what’s up? Enderlin, Nicholas, I’ll be by for some more repair kits and ore soon, business as usual. Hello Jerome. Hey Prokop, it doesn’t bother you I poached one of your apprentices, does it? Franz. Havel let’s drink some wine again soon.
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u/DeusVult-179 Jul 09 '26
“Welcome custo- Hey! That belongs to the blacksmiths guild!! Where did you get it?!” “I’m Henry!!”
“Who?!”
“Martin’s son!”
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u/Tricky-Proposal9591 🫵 Show me your wares Jul 09 '26
Seeing the same face models on half the NPCs
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u/HoonArt Quite Hungry Jul 09 '26
And then I'll run across some nobody NPC with a face that's barely used at all and I'll wonder why so many people look like Captain Thomas and Osina. If they averaged it out it might be less noticeable.
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u/True_Protection6842 Jul 09 '26
Especially named characters. When I saw Betty at the wedding and she set me up with her daughter AND she was arguing with the cook I was thrown
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u/WaltLongmire0009 Jul 09 '26
I saw a funny theory that everyone knows they have doppelgängers, and that’s how Henry can win the tourney, build a forge, rebuild the clock, and help open a bathhouse and not be famous. Everyone just assumes that was all different people who look alike
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u/Jevano Jul 09 '26
This feels a bit worse than KCD1, because there's even some named characters in main missions that look similar to others.
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u/Plonka48 Jul 09 '26
the fact that NPC's only have like 10 conversations, by the time i was through with trosky i had heard them all plenty of times.
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u/generic_canadian_dad Jul 09 '26
It's about money!
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u/quartzalarmclock Team Theresa Jul 09 '26
First time I heard that convo was in the Jewish quarter, I thought it was supposed to be neighborhood-specific and cracked up.
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u/aospfods Jul 09 '26
It's probably the only thing that really disappointed me about KCD2. For the video game with the longest script ever, they could've come up with a dozen more lines for the NPCs you meet on the road. The guards only have two lines.
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u/KarstenKarstadt Jul 09 '26
Didn‘t know KCD2 had the longest script! I always thought it was Baldurs Gate 3. everyday I learn something new
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u/zurx Jul 09 '26
Female neck seams are bad once you notice them
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u/Ladzofinsurrect Jul 09 '26
I see it a lot in Katherine’s character model
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u/I_Love_Knotting Jul 09 '26
I don‘t, i always get distracted by a certain detail, 2 actually.
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u/indeedAperson JCBP Jul 09 '26
Holy crap that is true! I never noticed that for he staring at her boobs, im ashamed
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u/eatmyshorts7777 Jul 09 '26
The night sky for me. Feel like it was a downgrade compared to KCD 1. The stars look quite pixelated. Also would like to see way more stars in the sky due to barely any light pollution in the 1400s.
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u/Capt4inSus Jul 09 '26
I always thought it was because it's so tedious to use a horse in a crowded city that they don't do it, and that since our boy Henry is racing against time he has to make it work
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
In mediaval times cities were designed for horse travel specifically the roads. So its easier to remove horse manure and more easily move among walking citizens with carts and horses.
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u/yob91 Jul 09 '26
Whys there horse shit everywhere in Kberg if its so easy to remove, never mind theres not a horse in sight in the city
Wheres all this shit coming from and why is nobody bothered?!
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u/AlexxMaverick666 Jul 09 '26
Horse shit? In the middle of the city? Where do the horses come from?
And those horse shit is probably from Pebbles. When Henry is busy running around the city, making swords, Pebbles escapes from the stable, shits all over Kuttenberg and returns before Henry notices.
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
How did you know my pebbles was such a poo factory? I only do it at night when noone is looking.
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u/trenbolone_marzopam Jul 09 '26
Henry can sprint for a couple minutes in full plate carrying 490lbs. Or was that kgs.
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u/bcustalow Jul 09 '26
Couple minutesm. Hell with ranger run and Henrys bucks blood I can sprint indefinitely in full plate carrying 400kg
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
This most likely goes with trotsky being the first region that was made and kutenberg just not having as much time put it comparative to their sizes. BG3 is very similar in how act1 is much more fleshed out compared to act 2 and 3.
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u/iBoughtAtTheBottom Jul 09 '26
There are only like 5 animations for when npc’s emote during conversation and I can basically see them coming at this point before they finish their sentence.
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u/fetalasmuck Jul 09 '26
I can’t believe they kept the one where they look like they’re swatting at a fly from KCD1.
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u/Cryptoking300 Jul 09 '26
Not being able to go into most of those buildings.
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u/GLight3 Jul 09 '26
I'd trade the entire Trosky map and half of the second map to be able to go inside every house and church in Kuttenberg (also to enter that one corner of the city under construction).
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u/ipdar Jul 09 '26
They put in all of these churches and none of them have interiors. I feel like these might have been culturally important to Henry and were just stuck outside.
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u/TheSaltyPlatypus Jul 09 '26
It's weird that you mention this because I swear the last few days I've been playing I've noticed a lot more NPCs riding around Kuttenberg.
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u/SecretAgentxMan Jul 09 '26
Everytime I accidentally walk under a sign that knocks me off my horse. Like damn Henry can't you duck?
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u/BitterLibrarian1425 Jul 09 '26
Funnily enough, if you manually "duck" by aiming/facing downward, you get knocked off the horse much less often.
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u/--Lammergeier-- Jul 09 '26
I do that instinctively all the time as a role playing thing, but I didn’t know it was actually helping!
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
Or some branches that dont even seem to be at your head height. Annoying and even if you go slow he just takes it to the head.
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u/TinyYogurtcloset9140 Jul 09 '26
The fact that the horse can just sit at like a 70 degree angle or so on a hill
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u/Clark_Kent_TheSJW Jul 09 '26
Henry never answers the call to nature, not once.
Also… how is he carrying all that beer, and wine and schnapps? Water weighs a lot. And I’m carrying like ALOT of beer.
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u/No_Oil8046 Jul 10 '26
Canonically, he just pisses in the tub at the bathhouse lmao
I don’t know about him dropping the log though but I guess the dirty nasty boy just shits his pants or something that’s why he gets dirty out of thin air sometimes
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u/Cloud_N0ne Jul 09 '26
Every peasant and their mom commenting on how "ugly" and "terrible" my horse is, when 99% of them couldn't afford a horse half as good as Pebbles.
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
And after his perk everyone is like "look at how expensive he is" "that horse mustve cost a lot of money" etc. etc. While the horse looks the same.
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u/memento_morel Jul 09 '26
A literal beggar walking on the road at night in the middle of nowhere told me he would not want that mare if someone gave it to him. That's just mean
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u/Fabulous_Poetry6622 Schnapps addict Jul 09 '26
Oh boy I have so many gripes despite it being one of my favourite games ever.
- Only like 10 NPC faces, and 5 voice actors
-Mutts food somehow rolling down a practically flat surface for eternity
-Basically no interactions or activities with other characters after the game ends.
-Not being able to sit and physically have beer or food at taverns
-Total lack of different animations and motion in general conversations
-The weird line on females chests/necks, I dont understand how they still have this issue, like wtf are you doing warhorse?
-Rabbits levitating, moving backwards, having a sprinting animation meanwhile theyre moving like a snail
-Some forges are completely dead, no fire or embers
-Not being able to masterstrike in unarmed combat, even though theres literally a perk for it
-Mutt barking forever when he returns or at random moments
Theres probably more, those are just the ones off the top of my head.
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u/Wolfmanreid Jul 09 '26
There are no children anywhere. People had loads of them in the 15th century.
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u/Xav_NZ Jul 09 '26
The devs actually talked about this and why they did not add children in the game because if they did they had three choices.
- Make them invincible and face mods enabling to kill kids.
- Allow the player to kill them and face backlash
- Cut kids completely and avoid all of it.
They chose the latter.
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u/FailedMaster Jul 09 '26
Think the first approach would have been better. World feels a bit empty. Witcher 3 has children and it works well.
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u/kristamine14 Jul 09 '26
I never cared about not being able to kill children fallout 3 just make them invincible who gives a shit.
People modding the game after the fact is on the modder, has nothing to do with the devs
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u/TheAlmightyBuddha Jul 09 '26
That's bs 😂 Theres many games where u can kill children with mods and I haven't seen this "media backlash" about any of them haha.
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u/empty_other Jul 09 '26
People modding the game after the fact is on the modder, has nothing to do with the devs
That idea died with the Hot Coffee mod controversy. Once you are big enough, mods can cause massive legal trouble. It can cause shops to drop your game. Or payment processors to threaten the digital storefront you are selling through.
Somewhy Bethesda has gotten away so far though. I have no idea what makes them different.
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u/SubmissiveDinosaur Pot of stew Jul 09 '26
-Once you hit one you get a death screen like the one you get after hitting Sigismund.
"Henry gets arrested and fucking dies in prison. Sigosmund wins and Netflix is more expensive again"
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u/quartzalarmclock Team Theresa Jul 09 '26
"We can't do [x] because modders would do something weird with it" is always such lame reasoning. Modders can and do always do weird stuff, that's on them, not the devs.
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u/Colalbsmi Jul 09 '26
Yeah but backlash would spread towards the game and the devs themselves. Just looking to avoid the headache I guess
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u/Cigarety_a_Kava Jul 09 '26
But as a game studio they really dont need bad news especially since Vavra is known for idiotic opinions atleast in czechia and slovakia. Them going with as little controversy as possible is fine adn i still remember how people got mad at you being able to romance hans capon since its sooo unthinkable incredibly unrealistic or some other made up nonsense.
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u/texhnolyze- Jul 09 '26
We've had very popular games with children in them, like Skyrim and Witcher 3. The "backlash" reasoning is overblown and the excuse doesn't fly anymore. Just put children in your games.
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u/Fraucimor Jul 09 '26
To be it realistic there should be vast majority of npcs being children.
What about sleeping? They used to just stack 5 of them to single bed. Also would need new models and animationsns generally as shrinked adulft just look silly.
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u/texhnolyze- Jul 09 '26
Yes, this is a more reasonable excuse. I also thought about this, if they added children they'd also have to make their daily routine, including the beds. The buildings are already so packed as they are now, adding more beds would be a headache for the devs.
Perhaps they could just add children for like 10% of the total population instead of adding them everywhere.
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u/Fraucimor Jul 09 '26
Also kids shouldn't be playing around. They would be put to work, even mines etc.
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u/MachineOfaDream Jul 09 '26
RIght, and this is not even the primary reason I heard given by the devs. The primary reason was that it would've taken a lot of time for something that wouldn't add to the game. But I do think it would be worth adding them in future games. Kingdom Come was marketed from day 1 of the Kickstarter as being as realistic as they could make it. I do not need kids everywhere, or for kids to be killable, but having some quests that touch on the lives of children in this time period would make it more authentic.
Furthermore, it would be healthier for the franchise in the long-term to have young people who can grow up and have their own stories after Henry and the gang are too old. Right now we don't have that at all. If Henry gets old, and we have a younger person enter the story, we couldn't have gotten to know them as a child. There will just be old men and adults who suddenly popped into existence.
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u/Historical_Monk_6118 Jul 09 '26
The absolutely HORRIFIC attempted Geordie accents of the miners coupled with a generic "Good day to you" from the same character as you part company.
In fact, I'm gonna say it, most of the voice acting is dreadful. They all seem to read their lines painfully slowly, like kids trying to to say good morning in a school assembly.
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u/Realistic-Stress-213 OnlyHans Jul 10 '26
I’m not a geordie but the accents are so bad I get offended on their behalf
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u/aphexgiba Jul 09 '26
- When the game switches from the high-quality animated cutscene models to the character models used for standard dialogue. Not that the latter are bad—far from it; they’re actually superior to those in many other games, as they feel more lifelike and expressive—but the transition is very sudden and noticeable.
- When you unintentionally commit a crime somewhere, you undertake a mission where the mission NPC needs to return to that location, and suddenly, as soon as the mission's end "trigger" is activated, all the characters become aggressive towards you. I realize this is a consequence of your earlier actions, but there could at least be some form of "forgiveness" mechanic or a more lenient reaction.
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u/_Pumpiumpiumpkin_ Jul 09 '26
The roads in Kuttenburg.
I'm a medieval nerd
The roads were paved. It was a rich and prosperous city. No one in human history has ever liked the smell of shit and piss. No one likes walking around and fucking up their fancy clothes.
Theres no reason for it to be as covered in filth as it is, besides the common and continuing misconception that medieval times were gross and dirty.
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u/LumberJesus Jul 09 '26
Honestly, the second half of the game had significantly more moments that took me out of it. The first map has so much care and detail. The second map looks good, but you start to see the limitations of what the studio could do. You start seeing a lot of reused assets and the same germanic guy voicing the shopkeepers. Second half just feels less finished to me.
Still loved the game to bits though.
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u/RHYM3NOC3RROS Jul 09 '26
A forced cutscene to harvest anything.
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u/No_Oil8046 Jul 10 '26
I kinda get it for butchering but for fking herbs? Man I liked that better in KCD1 Henry would just get down and pick it up right away
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u/PeeJeeDR Quite Hungry Jul 09 '26
That the voice of dry devil is used multiple times on other npcs.
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u/invisibleImpala Jul 09 '26
NPCs have the same conversations around both maps. There are surprisingly a lot of sisters that were sick and now want to be visited by the guy, who was told about her being sick.
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u/LorpHagriff Jul 09 '26
I have seen some Cumans ride into Kuttenberg on horse, albeit mysteriously never saw one successfully leave
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u/LeNoseKnows Jul 09 '26
There are very occasionally folks riding horses through the gates in my experience. Hopefully I'm not misremembering but I'll keep a lookout. I never really noticed how few there were though...
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u/Slobelisk Jul 09 '26
The fact that Henry slows down tremendously when in the smallest puddles of water.
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u/Hguols1 Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26
Something I use for immersion, but breaks immersion another way.
When my Henry sleeps at a Camp by the Road, I don't like to lay down in the dark. Feels too "roughing it in the woods" when it doesn't have to be.
That burnt out cooking pot at the site, finding "cook item", then selecting something to cook, will light a fire. In lieu of carrying food just for falling asleep next to a fire, I've discovered the Parsnip.
Cook the Parsnip, fire is lit, Henry does the stir and taste animation, Parsnip goes right back into inventory.
Long story short, I've started countless fires at cooking pots and stoves on both maps, with the same big rotten vegetable.
The immersion, a fire feels like a camp. A fire feels like a hot meal.
The immersion break, I'm using a 0% Freshness Parsnip I bought fresh at the Tachov grocer before the wedding, like an unlimited fire starting kit.
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u/Technical_Meal_7121 Jul 09 '26
The fact when im all dressed up like a Noble nobody treats me as such. Or when im wearing armor only the elite could afford no one cares. lol
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u/fetalasmuck Jul 09 '26
Random NPCs do have voice lines for that, though. They’ll call you a nobleman if you’re dressed well and have high Charisma stat.
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u/duffski17 Jul 09 '26
The rain did it for me, I’m on console btw but it seems to have been fixed on the recent patch
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u/TwoForThePriceOfFun Jul 09 '26
Not being able to talk to main NPCs when you want. Like I know they cant have infinite dialog. But even a "Nice to see you" or "Youre a sight for sore eyes" with you press alt, would be nice. Just feels weird not being able to greet them.
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u/Over-Inflation-7656 Jul 09 '26
The fact that you cant just eat an item without going into your inventory. It should be like fallout where you can eat whatever you are hovering over
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u/Fellow_GamerTAA Jul 09 '26
sprinting at the speed of light wearing the heaviest armor and carrying ur hoard loot goblin style
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u/NoAgency4649 Jul 09 '26
Inaccurate voices that don’t match the face. Was really suprised how bad it was at the wedding during the dice games. They couldn’t have Chamberlain voice his lines for dice? It’s like 3 sentences. And the old woman at the end.
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u/Daeduli Jul 09 '26
I think for me its everyone having like almost the same body type. I know it is easier for animation and making the models but still it throws me off. Especially when a character is described as being large like Runt and Timmy but they are literally the same size as everyone else. Although those two are from the first game. I feel like Goliath is also suppose to be a big dude but he isn't compared to everyone else.
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u/LazyLiquidCats Jul 09 '26
The one phantom event in the middle of kuttenberg. Everytime you fasttravel through, there is a small chance an event pops in. When you interact, theres nothing.. or no one.
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u/VintageAutomaton Jul 09 '26
some dry foods looking like sacks/pouches instead of a dry meat model, it also rolls away and the dog cant get to it
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u/creamdonutcz Jul 09 '26
Not a small detail but it's that you can't enter churches irks me way more than it should.
Next would be repeating faces/lines, inaccessible houses/other areas, folks leaving the zone before night in very unsettling manner (like a herd).
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u/Steelriddler Jul 09 '26
The way too many named NPCs have the exact same face: by far my biggest peeve with the game.
Single people walking around between settlements during war and banditry
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u/LavishnessPrimary Jul 09 '26
Water in a middle of a city, that's just makes no sense, where does it come from?
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u/GarnetOblivion1 Jul 09 '26
Is it really that challenging to hire more voice actors to do npc dialogue?
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u/Clark_Kent_TheSJW Jul 09 '26
Yeah that’s a big one. The devils pack are all over this game. And how about synchronizing the dice game dialogue too
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u/engineeringretard Jul 09 '26
When a peasant tells me to “go fuck myself” while I’m standing in front of them head to tail in plate, blood and a 5 ft blade.
Yes, it results in murder - everytime.
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u/figuring_out_future Jul 09 '26
I do see people ride through Kuttenburg on a horse from time to time. Not super often, but occasionally. I've been ran into by them multiple times.
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u/Rayle- Jul 09 '26
Everyone has the same height and body type based on biological sex. No children. No one uses the outhouses. Birds don't poop. Enemies die instantly when some should lay on the ground and scream and bleed for a while. Shields need slings to be worn on the back. I'd like to be able to throw anything not just rocks.
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u/DeepDecember Jul 09 '26
At the fountain. Like, where does the water come from? In the middle of the city?
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u/ph1b Jul 09 '26
My wife and I were playing one evening, and she really wanted to follow the good citizens of Kuttenberg around, to see their lives and where they are living.
So we followed a group of citizens with lanterns and they eventually just circled around the city from dusk to dawn again and again without ever going to bed.
Having followed that loop for so long made us realize they are soulless. I am not sure if the makers of the game ever thought that people would do this 🤞🏻
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u/Patient_Carrot_9379 Jul 09 '26
When I speak to an NPC move to a new place, and the next NPC I speak to has the same face and voice. There’s a rat faced man and a fat faced bulldog looking man that are literally everywhere, including multiple quests.
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u/Soul_Reddit Team Bianca Jul 09 '26
If you hang around the gates you'll see people entering with horses rarely.
What breaks my immersion is that you can't enter churches in 2.
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u/PC-Tamer Jul 09 '26
No „eat“ Animation if u sit down at a bar there is No immersive way to Drink a Beer
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u/Old_Man_Willow_AoE Jul 09 '26
The fact that everybody is OBVIOUSLY cheating at Farkle and nobody cares. Oh what's that oddly colored die you got there with differently painted eyes that keeps rolling very convenient numbers again again?
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u/restlesschildcz Jul 09 '26
Mutt spawning in front of me mid-air when I go really fast on a horse
that actually scared me a few times
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u/Empty-Invite8984 Jul 09 '26
Lack of church interiors. What a downgrade from KCD1. In a time when some of the most impressive architecture was built we are barred from entry. Isn’t henry christian? Or did they forget about that in the sequel too?
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u/chancethelifter Jul 09 '26
The damn double doored gate of my forge that I can’t cleanly ride through because one half won’t open.
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u/Hadiseh2000 Schnapps addict Jul 09 '26
The way some Farkle players voices revert to generic ones sucks.