Kingdom Come Deliverance VS Real Life
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We compare Kingdom Come Deliverance to the Real Life Locations thanks to Jakub! This is amazing!
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This game became so popular, that they even built the city for fans
Noice
MERRY CHRISTMAS, JESUS CHRIST BE PRAISE!!
But seriously though Rattaj has a very unique tourism opportunity by being featured in this game. It could turn into a Renn Fair town!
Was expecting a r/woosh moment here
@@maniaces But what's wrong with being on Reddit and CZcams? Don't be mean init
Yes, the Church in Rattay was "knocked down and rebuild" during the Renaissance. However, the new church was build on the same place as the old one :)
Daamn Warhorese tribe themselves replied to your vid man, Jesus Christ be praised.
This is what you see from a great studio... I'm glad warhorse not only acknowledges roxxy's videos but also appreciate them.... And thank so much for KCD
Its just cry engine 3 if cry engine 5 waouh
Warhorse Studios Thank you for making an amazing game.
Thank you for making such an amazing game, but please fix the performance issues :((
Rumor has it once you step into Rattay, the people still call out “Hey! It’s Henry!”
hahahahhaha so great :D
Hey, random tourist’s come to see us!
Yes, apart from fact that we speak czech there 😀
Henrys come to see us!
WAhahahahahahahahaha
I have been saying this since before it even released:
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is the closest thing mankind has come to time travel
Sad that this game is rare.
Jake Sanchez what
@@mightytalos2454 I guess he meant that the game is quite unique, there isn't a lot of games that are like kingdom come
@@temexer5122 Right, it's amazing to see what this technology can give us.
i wish more rpgs were historically accurate i hate magic and dragons and all that i need kingdom come but with anglosaxon history
Legend has it, to this day, the guard of Rattay is still looking for Henry, because Henry was walking around at night without a torch! Don't you know only Bandits and Robbers walk about without a torch!?!
Gass and eletric street laps solve that problem in oure time :-)
It's funny that other than the guards, YOU'RE the only person they stop and fine for it. No civilian NPC EVER carries a torch in Rattay at night...and nobody cares until you do it.
Last summer, me and my girlfriend had been on a trip through the Czech Republic and I had finished KCD, so, while going back to Prague from my grandparents house, we decided to get down from the highway and stop at all the iconic places. I experienced a wonderful feeling, while going through the different forests, and driving on the country roads (taking me home). I knew exactly where I was, what crossing was down the road just after the next hill, even though I never been to the place before, except for KCD.
The fact that bandits didn’t stop you this time was a nice touch
@@bry8120he mastered proper perks to avoid bandits with 88% chance 😅
If tourism picks up in Ratay they might bring back the tournies :D
My god lad your a genius. I would actually go to ratay to see one
@Serial Killer PT theres an escape room in czech republic themed like KCD
We have Henry of skalitz representing sir radzig of kobyla
How about installing a pillory for old times sake.
sharm el Czech :)
What I really like is that Kingdom Come actually got me interested in the history of this region and without the video game I would have never learned any of this.
Czech history is very interesting...We had also Karel IV., he was the first Czech king who also became Holy Roman Emperor.
@@giitzzz8 first czech king? pretty sure there were alot of czech kings before him
@@monarch2131 Ŕíkal první český král který se stal císařem
@@monarch2131 First one to be a Holy roman emperor
I'm glad you did but honestly, the whole Europe is precisely that. Anywhere you go there, you'll find a hamlet, a village, a city, a land, a region, a province, a small state or a big one which has a tremendous source of history to be learned then discovered on-site. This is what Europe is : a paradise for historian aficionados. And you get even luckier when the common heritage has survived to ages, wars or this stupid fashion from late XIXth, early XXth that made a lot of country "modernise" their buildings by demolishing them in order to build new ones because the old heritage was considered as old-fashioned and ungainly.
We really need more medieval games like Kingdom Come. It’s so sad that we can’t walk through history like this in beautiful detail. I hope someone out there puts in the effort to make another. Damn it all I’ll pay the creators of Kingdom Come if I have to for another game.
True. I hope they will make a game about medieval Prague.
@@ZZizitt That would be epic!
I know it's different but as Parisian, I did enjoy a lot Assassin's Creed Unity which takes place in Paris during the French revolutionary era. The streets and scales are not respected but the restitution of buildings is very accurate. There is not only KDC that provides that kind of experience. Some others games offer this possibility but it is true that there is NO full realistic (except the potions) medieval games as good as KDC.
@@VetrarbreytinYeah Unity is a great way to see what Paris was going through in the French Revolution.
"It's an opportunity to learn about the past".
Ain't that the truth. About a year ago, before I bought KCD, I knew very little of the history of my own country (Wales). KCD inspired me to learn more, especially around the same time period in which KCD is set. At that time, Owain Glyndwr was in full swing in his uprising against Henry IV. I've since learned that medieval Welsh history is absolutely fascinating stuff and I would love to see a KCD-type game based around something in that setting.
Henry the fourth, was quite a four times more hunger? :) Nice inspiration, if you are into little history that's just nice.
Shwmae to a fellow Welshman 🏴
@@asphaleios6197 Iawn, diolch! Sut mae? (I'm a gog! ;) )
My family is from wales as well and it is on my visit list before I die. Cymru!
I actually messaged warhorse last week I think if they could do a game on William Marshall arguably one of the greatest knights whomever lived.
I like how at the Rovna church you have "no dogs" sign and on the picture from the game there is a dog.
There is also another sign saying no Turkics from north of the black sea
@@metetural9140 is there really ??
@@ulrohermit1369 no I was memeing about the Cumans
@@metetural9140 oh okay, cause im an Azerbaijani turk so i kinda was like maybe i shouldn't be in a place that I'm not wanted, as if i ll ever get the chance to visit Europe)
@@ulrohermit1369 well unless your a mercenary hired by the King of Hungary... I think you'll be fine
I've been gaming since the early 90s and I am confident in saying this is the best game I have ever played. Videos like these make appreciate this even more.
I am also gaming since 1993. Maybe not the best game, but one of best researched accurate game that feels more natural the the most other games.
Play witcher 3 but make sure you do the backstory on the the last 2 games, also it's not necessary to play the last two, you'll know why when you look up the storyline
@@kingkai2800 I've played witcher 3 and it is definitely up there with my all-time favorites but it is not nearly as immersive as kingdom come. I don't care too much about W3 combat and 3rd person only is a major gripe for me as well. While I loved that game KCD is much closer to the experience I'm looking for. Also big points for being an rpg that is not fantasy yet again.
@@waltdistel716 I feel exactly the same, Witcher didn't grab me either. But KC:D is the most immersive game I've ever played BECAUSE it's so real - no fantasy, no monsters, no spells, real locations, real people, real history - and you're not some superman chosen one who is just overpowered - there's beauty in the mundane. Even the 'worse' mission for most people is one of the most unique and immersive experiences I've ever had in a game and I couldn't believe they did it (becoming a monk).
Ultimately Kingdom Come is so unique because it's an extremely well made game, but a game that a big AAA studio wouldn't have made, and I mean that as the best possible compliment. They would have 'spiced it up', held your hand more, gone for more "crazy" missions, made everything more sterile and boring, made the combat just hack and slash, made archery easy, removed features rather than facing players breaking them (what other game can you repeatedly rob merchants for their gear and money at night?). Even the UI/map is beautiful and different.
Talking about it now makes me want to start my 3rd playthrough. 2kliksphilip put it another way - that it's like developers from games 20 years ago - like Bethesda & Morrowwind as an example - were given these updated tools to make something. In other words it feels completely different to generic AAA RPG games - but in a good way. EDIT: the next Kingdom Come is my most anticipated game ever
All those games are a piece of art. @@waltdistel716
Talberg was destroyed by a trebuchet back in the day and never rebuilt, that is why it doesn't look the same as the game.
yeah you even destroy it in the game with a trebuchet kinda ironic isnt it?
Trebuchet? I didn't realize they were that powerful. You sure it wasn't cannons?
@@aksmex2576 Trebuchets would be quite useless if they couldn´t smash down walls.
@@torodensson1331 they are overpowered in movies and video games, atleast that's what I have heard.
Even with cannons it was a difficult task to take a good fortress.
Castles were mostly or partly made of wood, so taking a stone castle would be much more difficult than a wooden.
Just look at later centuries when cannons existed, they still struggled to destroy stone walls. Even with massive cannon balls.
1300-1500s.
@@aksmex2576 I remember you wait a week to get it done smashed
Fun Fact: The reason some of the areas from KDC seem bigger and more grand is due to them actually being bigger than they were in real life.
In Shadiversity's video going through the historical accuracy of the buildings in KDC, he had made a comment about it, and Warhorse replied. They stated that they had to make all the buildings and certain areas a bit bigger than real life, as the NPC navmesh was otherwise going to be a problem (not enough room for NPC's to properly navigate without creating odd glitches and bugs).
Edit: Paragraph spacing. (CZcams must you always double-space?)
It makes sense, NPCs were problem sometimes even in those bigger buildings...
It's a shame in a way, a friend actually said to me he felt the world could have been bigger and more realistic, turns out they actually made that region a lot bigger than it was in reality (along with the buildings and gates in it)
@@TheGreatGodPan I'm not so sure the actual map-size itself is bigger than real life. Just the buildings, pathways, and areas with lots of NPC traffic. It would still be likely that they scaled down the actual world size in order to stay within fit technical limitations.
@Adam Gainer That may be correct, my friend commented the towns felt too close together, maybe that is the case. I'd rather have a smaller open world that is rich and fully immersive though rather than a vast, repetitive barren wasteland like Fallout
and not to mention that people were simply shorter than nowerdays
Thing is, the czech republic does not has enough money to keep all the historical buildings in good shape. There are just to many of them. They focus on the bigger, historical more important ones.
If I become rich I will personally ensure no castle crumbles like the unfortunate talmberg
please, choose one here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_castles_in_the_Czech_Republic
Rattay is really shithole (I know that region) so bad condition of building there is not surprise.
@@pizzartobby2226 well, it is not, we do not have money, but renovate some 1400s castles is so dificult. When it was destroy in the past, there is no way to renovate (or it is, but it too complicated). But what survived (Charles Bridge in Prague, rotunde in Znomo, Prague, Říp) we hold it as our national tresury a keep it in good conditions.
@@adam013cze I mean, I'm living in Brno and everything around here is just fine
As an archaeologist I don't actually mind when something is a bit covered or overgrown as sometimes it helps protect if more and idk I feel it really adds to the age
Agreed.. Adds a nice aesthetic.
in czech we have many historical structures and we take care of them well ...
nature around it is ok untill it hurts the structure ....
and if you want great structures without green go into the city of Prague
@@doposud But Ratay castle is in private hands unforunately and it's not touristic place but someone is living there. :-)
@@Pidalin i worry more about corrupted goverment of ours , with noone working for the people just for themselfs
doesnt vines growing on walls actually ruin the walls more?
Best way for getting money ,
Step 1 , make a historic game
Step 2. Get tourists
Step 3 . MONEY
Don't even need to be historical, goodsprings gets a bunch of tourists from FNV
This is not how it works! Watch and learn:
Step 1: Make a historic game
Step 2: ???
Step 3: Profit
For this reason I rather want CDPR would make polish version of KCD than Cyberpunk. Polish and Czech medival history was quite similar. I'd be great to play as a polish Henry.
@@konradhryszkiewicz6911 :) I LIKE THAT IDEA :) and polish history is combind with lithuenia so if u want to increase tourist do it during that period with a huge map OR a stand alone lithuenia DLC
@@blackorder7561 At the same time as the action of KCD, there was a war between Poland&Lithuania and Teutonic Order. This war included the biggest battle in medieval Europe - Battle of Grunwald. There is even some scenario material - great polish novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz (Nobel Awarded) wrote a historical novel "Krzyżacy" (Teutonic Knights) which story is based on events during this war.
I’m really excited about visiting the Czech Republic in two months time... Flying halfway across the world to see these places doesn’t sound so mad when you realise that so many others are doing the same. The level of detail is amazing!
Im warning you! There'a nothing special to see. (Trust me im czech)
@@fialovejbiftek lol. I've spoken to some Czech friends that say the same as you. But I think if you've grown up in a city, then it doesn't impress you. But I come from a country that was founded in 1901 (Australia). Our buildings are not old. Our cities are full of skyscrapers (tall buildings), but not full of the rich architectural history of Europe. Our forests (we call it 'the bush') are nothing like the forests in CZ. Just being in a different city will be refreshing and awe inspiring (Dude... you have a church decorated with real human skulls!). I do not look forward to the loud and obnoxious tourists, but I hope I will be seen as a respectful tourist when I visit. :) Jsem nadšeny!
@@jessvarey2597 Hope you enjoyed it
Area around Rattay has very nice nature, but cities are shitholes, there is literaly nothing, if you want to buy something, you have to drive 20 km to civilisation. :-D
@@jessvarey2597 how was it, bro? :D
I saw a video of a guy walking around Ratay and he said the lower caste (pirkstein) is now privately owned.
well clearly its someoen garden. I kinda find it wierd that actua l castle happened to become part of someones fence or arch over a garden.
It's rented, I know the tenant :)
yes, and take care of the free running dog, if you go there... he´s unfriendly.
Technically, it was privately owned in 1403 too
Martin Pavlata How much is the rent,if you don’t mind me asking ?
One of the things u didnt understand was that Czechia is full of castles and we do not have money and time to keep em "touristic" ready. Hell some of them are even in private possesion of the ex nobility, so yes, it´s sad, that some of them are a bit more greeny, but this is how it is :)
Nemáme peníze na údržbu vlastního kulturního dědictví? To jsou kecy kámo, kdyby ty peníze nešly tam kam nemají, tak by peníze byly (to že je naše politika hnus ví snad každý). A čas na opravu jednou za x-let taky nebude zase takovej problém. Trochu zeleně opravdu nevadí, ale nechat úplně rozpadnout historickou památku to je spíše nechuť těch jelimanů (kteří je vlastní) je spravovat.
Zajimalo by mne kde by si ty peníze chtěl brát když každých pár kilometrů je další historická památka. Nemáš představu kolik opravy a údržba stojí a kolik takovych budov po české republice je. Pokud všechny památky nenavštívíš a zaplatíš si vstup aby si tu údržbu financoval tak se nemůžeš divit že památkový ustav nemá odkud čerpat.
@G G The area depicted in the game is fairly backwards and unimportant. There are castles in Czech Rep in every town and 2-3 historical buildings in pretty much every village, it's an immense expense. A lot of those castles were used for their original purpose (defence, military barracks) well until the late 18th century and a lot of them were deliberately ruined by whoever managed to conquer them. A castle in a village (a village, not a town) I've been born and raised was destroyed by enemies during Napoleonic wars and then again shortly afterwards. Another castle (again near a village, not a town) is about 15km away, in very good condition and visited by tourists. But it was impossible to save both.
No idea where you are from and no idea about your knowledge of the history of the Czech Republic or its castles.
@G G Game takes place in total shitholes (I mean today it's shithole) and in such shitholes places just look like that. Believe me in Czechia this is not normal and historical places are moustly in very good condition, but this region is total shithole. I was in few countries in Europe, even in western Europe and everywhere are places like this, if you saying everything and everywhere is in perfect condition then you are blind, especially in western europe many places look terrible.
@@bobswithcheese2142 NEjsem si jistej, to neni zdaleko jen toto, viš kolik stoji zdravotnictví armada atd atd atd .... + kolik by stalo tisice hradů a zámku renovovat ? renovovat něco takovýho fakt nestojí stejně jak renovace nějakýho obyčenjýhho baráku. Jde taky o priority. Nejsme zdraleka tak zkorumpovaní jak mnoho zemí ikdyž perfektní taky nejsme samozžejmě
Woow im from czech republic and i be in ratay, talmberg and sasau this tuesday 😆🤣
lol
Jealous!!!
Can you please buy me some porridge while you’re there?
Thanks
Make a video dude!!
@@GooFucYourselfSir i can do it, probably 😀
I love this stuff. When I was first playing KCD I became utterly fascinated by the places and the history. So much so that I stalked the Czech Republic on Google Earth.
As a former Stockholm tour guide, I get really, really into the history and places in these sorts of games, and I'm currently working on a video with a similar sort of message. I really wish more game devs would do this. I would argue that the early Assassin's Creed games did this very well, but no-one does it quite like Warhorse did it.
That is true. A few years back I visited Venice and I managed to navigate quite well just by remembering the map from AC II. Btw, i am a swede myself and i work in old town, stockholm:)
@@Max1990Power Cool. I used to work at the quays; guiding my guests round Vasa museet, Riddarholmen, Kungliga Slottet, Stadshuset, and... of course... Stortorget.
I also used to take water tours out to fjäderholmarna.
@@KnightsArcade then you have good knowledge of the central parts of stockholm! I hope you enjoyed it.
Sassau Monastery Construction!
"We'll finish it! ..eventually."
" We kinda lost our original work crew..."
They're still investigating that stone fall accident.
And sassau church /monestary is the same because it was never actually finished like at all.
All those people working hard in the game trying to finish it. Yeah no you won't sorry
Apparently that's pretty common for big churches like that, I read an article just the other day about a church in Spain just now getting a building permit after more than a hundred years of construction
@@masterofmundus1304 The construction of St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague was started by Wenceslav's and Zigismund's father (Karel IV) in 14th century and it was finished in 20th century. That's just crazy.
@@masterofmundus1304 here in portugal the palace of the Ajuda is being built since the 1800s, now they're gonna finish it (2022 predicted end date) but with 1/3 of the original planned size, it was supposed to be the biggest in Europe if it was finished back then
Milan Cathedral has never been finished, since 1386
Master of Mundus La Sagrada Familia, by any chance? That’s the only one I can think of, very famous.
It sounds like you're holding in a sneeze anytime you speak
Damn the comparisons are so historically accurate I wonder even now more that Father Godwin did exist as a real father to church or not
@NPC #40249 I always saw him as a kind of satirical metaphor.
@Arminius over 600 years that would not be unlikely
I first got hooked into history playing Age of Empires as a child/teenager. *I always appreciated history based games after that. Wish there were more games like this so we could have fun while learning.*
I've been to Sázava monastery when I was about 5 and again last year. Good news - the frescoes are now being restored. They were mainly just painted over when the monastery got turned to a chateau.
07:45 They've not just added a gate and wall, but they've put up a sign to try to keep that mutt out.
And I wouldn't say it's people have moved on. They are proud of their history but they don't have the money or they don't want to rebuild everything it's more impactful and respectful to leave it as it is
True but mowing and lawn keeping ain't hard
If anything it's more respectful to rebuild because guaranteed everyone single one of those castle owners would be ecstatic to witness there castle still standing all this time later
Imagine living in this place and then playing the game and then being like "Woah that's the church I go to" weird
Wow, I’m totally blown away by this. The details, the accuracy, the work they put in this game is incredible. Thank you guys for this video, quite inspiring.
That is so amazing! This actually made my day. Thanks for showing us this SB and send my humble regards to Jakob!
5:10 Haha, 600 years later and they’re still working on the building.
Well, let's get things straight, building process was stopped by hussite war, cloister was burnt out and nobody was taking care like for 200 years.
@@AquariusCZ you must be popular at parties
NightRaven the builders must be efficient!😂
@@ruairiodonohoe2533 Yes, my sense of humour, guitar and singing skills are legendary;).
@G G you are correct...here in Czech Republic is 10000s or maybe more of these buildings, which need care. And too big corrupion among politicians.
I had lunch in Sasau where you meet Fritz and Matthew :-)
Wow
This is insane :O
Haha, warum treff ich dich immer in letzter Zeit überall an xD
Hey Nebelnart
When I ended game I visited Ledechecko and other places from game irl. It was amazing travel in Czech
The attention to detail just blows my mind! Seeing it side by side just proves how incredible KCD is
I love how Kingdom Come looks. I live in Poland which is close geographically to Czech. I've seen images like this my whole life because in my town there is a castle where lived princes. Landscapes are identical. It's kurwa just feels like home. Only this game, Witcher and Stalker made me feel like this. They feel familiar and fresh at the same time. Only Slavs can identify with them at deepest level. I happy that games like this got a lot of attencion on west recently and I hope more will be created.
actually we czechs are about 30% slavic about 30 % germanic and the remaining 30 % is jews, celtic etc.. the majority is slavic yea, but people sometimes forgot that majority can mean even 30 % sometimes. also look at czech surnames and almost everybody i know has atleast one german ancestor.
And i hear i am wishing i was slav to experience that deeper connection
These comparisons made me realize just how realistic as in, close to reality the graphics look. It also made me realize that "realistic" graphics are not the epitome or the prettiest graphics to achieve. So in my opinion, games can and do look better than real life
if this were american, everything that's in the game would have been demolished and replaced with a minimart
TuxKat no, America protects its historical buildings too.
@@luvslogistics1725 in europe we got village outhouses older than your country XD
Especially Starbucks
That’s mainly because America doesn’t have that many historical landmarks
@@Lump37 Well duh dummy, we're relatively new.
a lot of our castles were destroyed by the Swedes at the end of the Thirty Years War
And thoose that survived has been f*cked up by commies
@Moljo its alright man, afterall we can Call it even, after Wallenstein’s army defeated your army and killed your King in process
How cool! I love being able to see these places, because I will probably never get to visit them. Thank you for sharing!
Aren"t you a high spirit, don't say that
Love your KCD videos in general, of course, but this one was particularly fascinating. The side by side shots are amazing comparisons and testaments to the attention to detail on part of WH studio (love that they commented here on your video) and convery all our thanks to Jakub for taking the snaps and sending you. Keep making lovely KCD videos. We are all waiting for the sequel, of course.
I love KCD because of its environment design which is unparalleled to any known game.
Riding a horse through a narrow road in the jungle at night while raining is an absolutely heavenly experience in this game.
hyped for KCD2, I wish it comes in VR too.
Ah yes, the famed Bohemian jungles, far be they from the vast Bavarian deserts XD
@@fds7476 :DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDd
Oh man yes. Major atmospheric overload its amazing
@@jakeywakey221 The only game that comes close to this level of atmosphere is ARK: Survival Evolved, but KCD still does it better.
this is just a great video, as a history buff i just can’t get enough of this stuff.
edit: rhyming accidentally lol
We have over 460 castles, not counting chapels, churches and places of pilgrimage, of which there are countless in the Czech Republic. In a history full of wars and minor disputes, much has been lost, but historians and various foundations are trying to fix everything or what can be preserved. But it is not possible to such an extent.
My family got a small cottage near the river (next to a mill!) so this game tool me back to my childhood and bring some memories. Some interest to mention: 2:46 no you cannor enter the old castle :( 3:56 two interesting things on real photo: the white building on the right, right behind the black car is a taver called “U Jindřicha” which is Henry in English - best tavern in Ratay! Building in the middel, with small tower on the roof, look at the chimney on lefr of the tower, you will see a small thing on the top of the chimney - thas is a head of nun made od stone. The legends says she was burried in the chimney alive with only her head kept outside and which turned to stone after some time later. (Better photo on 4:23 - the castle was teared down and a building on the real photo was build). Neuhof is today the right end of the Ratay village - there are no stables anymore, only cattle farm. The suroundings around Ledecz are the most accurate I have ever seen. We were biking all around Ratay, Talmberk, mostly Sasau (it is more far away in real life) so when I was playing, I barely opened the map to find some place.
8:55 I don't really think that we forget, it's just Czechia is so full of castles that no country in the world would be able to restore them all
“Time moves on...and we forget” damn ur gonna make a knigga cry
I had the main music playing in the background, for your tour. Made it more like the game. Thanks for being you and showing us around 👍
awesome! I remember my first visit to Pompeii when I was young, to reach out and tough the stones that thousands of ancients touched was overwhelming and it made my love my own homeland's history more, I did work experience at the Kings Lynn Museum in Norfolk and I realised that ancient or at least medieval stones where everywhere to be touched and connect us to the history of ages past. So wonderful.
Awesome video! It's astonishingly similar. I'm from Spain, but my brother is studying in the East side of Austria, so if have the chance to make a car trip when visiting him, I'd love to visit those places!
This game is my favourite RPG of all time - beats Baldur's Gate, Mass Effect, Skyrim, Suikoden. I really, really hope we get a sequel. I want to get that sword back!
Same here, maybe the Devs could make Henry and Capon gets ambushed by Cumans and got kidnapped to Hungary or maybe Germany and the first mission is to escape with Sir Hans Capon
I love this. Absolutely amazing attention to detail. Thanks for investigating these areas and the time you gave to take these photos and comparing past and present. Thanks.
7:46 the "no dogs allowed" sign is a nice coincidence
7:46 I like how on KCD there's a dog in there but on the real-life picture, there's a NO dog allowed sign on the gate.
This sign was put there because of Henry's dog, that's why.
Well its truly a fact that KCD is one of the best games ever made.
The fact that Warhorse decided to make the game in such a small, rather random, part of Bohemia is a bold choice that only deserves praise. It illustrates how many history can be found basically anywhere in Europe as long as you are willing to divide deep and look for the lives of the individuals that populated this world.
@Sexy Biscuit and @Jakub WOW! This is fascinating and really cool to see thank you so much for sharing this with us all as most of us will never get the chance to see this/visit this IRL! :)
I think that everybody from every country would like a video game studio to make a game like this about history with so much accuracy.
Honestly as a french I would fancy something like this during the 100 years war or during the Albigenses crusade ! Even during small events or unknown periods in medieval ages ! Because everywhere is a place to learn about and so much interesting things that could become the perfect background for an historical game !
I'm American, love history, and I'm so incredibly jealous of you Europeans being able to go visit these ancient towns and medieval buildings.
*We still got you beat with National Parks though*
@algogy oh I'm aware. I'm not knocking them but the US National Parks are a National treasure. We have parks the size of country's
You should track your own european origins! I am sure you would find a lot of castles to visit!
@@antinoosdelacapannas8344 my family is mostly English/Swedish. So I'm sure there are many!
Every country has different interesting and worth visiting places. It'd be so boring if everything was identical in every part of the world ;)
You can visit them too. You just need to get there and then you need just few $ to stay alive :)
Amazing!!! Thanks Jacob!
I’m looking forward to visiting soon!
This might be my favorite ep of yours ever! Well done
The historicity of KCD is one of the main reasons I love it so much. Just adds to the fact that this game is a masterpiece.
Yeah i spent way too much time reading all the history bits you unlock as you play. Can't help it lol
@@danielrobertson2154 I do the same thing. Just love it.
He talks as if those are real pics from the old days. Seems not to realize they are just the devs interpretation of what might have been. :P
Based of all historic documents :P
Gotta check your logic there brah
7:39 - After all the chaos Mutt has caused, they now have a "keep your dog on a leash" sign on that gate. 😂
Good video, man. I really enjoyed it!!! How cool is to see all his locations in real life. Thank you for the video!
They still haven’t figured out the issue with the tahlmberg stone for sasau 😹😹
This is so impressive! I must visit those locations sometime. I live quite near to be honest. Greetings from Poland :)
Me too. Greetings from Germany
I went there today! Beautiful day for it! Did you get to go?
I´m so happy KCD is getting that well deserved admiration. This game is beautiful even just for traveling around and feasting Your eyes on the landscapes and towns. Of course these old structures are getting overgrown, but it´s not like we forget it. These places are precious part of our history and are one of the most popular destination for weekend trips.
“Now looking at the main chssssurch in the game” 🤣🤣🤣 and pictshure🤣 love your content
The thing is that those places are not the most historicaly important. Before KCD i knew nothing about Rattay, i knew there is Sassau river and monastery. But never been there. Its perfect setting for KCD story. But Rattay is not Kutenberg or Prague. Ewen my home town Cheb/Eger was more historicaly important than Rattay.
we can notice how this game has been done with utmost passion
next week I will be playing Kingdom Come all the while doing homework Thanks for having a great evening I'm Czech
biscuit, danyruss here, im posting this link in kcd discord channel of a friend
hope you will get more love from people who are not fammiliar with your awesome work
keep up the good work my friend
I love how theres a no dog sign on the gate after seeing a picture of a dog jumping over the stone wall in kingdom come hahaha 😂😂😂😂. 7:44
This region should change their tourist motto to, "Nothing has changed" - courtesy of Sexy Biscuit
...except prices. :-p
I had no idea. I just thought they were ficticious places. This makes it even more immersive. What an incredible game. Every night I play, I can't wait. It's like stepping through a secret door back in time to another life
This is amazing. Good job all around to War Horse, Jakob, and Sexy Biscuit.
This is amazing! There was once or twice during the video I was asking myself which is the game and which is real life? I had to pause the video and look closely to tell the difference.
Thanks to you and Jakub for taking the time to do this. It is amazing.
slyfox0968 Jakub from the stables? 😂
Thanks for doing this! Amazing. Sasau is hilarious
Just started playing this game and it's incredible. It's so inspirational how realistic it is.
Lol love the tardis at the end. Fits rather well with looking back in time.
I'm glad I bought this game I learned so much from the index and I feel like I lived in village in the Balkans in the early 15th century. Plus I learned an awesome curse word. KURVA!!!
Lol do you know where Balkan is??? Clearly not... Bohemia in not a Balkan. And they are not using word KURVA in Balkan, so you have learned nothing... nature different, architecture different... Balkan=Crotai, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece....
While I was watching the video I was 99% in love, and when Satie appeared it was 100%
10:00 I think that’s the most amazing one. It’s pretty amazing if that’s the same stone and has stood there for 600 years! Can’t wait to visit Czechia myself sometime
I was looking for video like this! Great!
1:06 graphics look better in game than in real life.
Nope real life have more tree and house
Wtf how bad are your eyes.
Maybe because of the weather?
Pictures often dont look as good as they do in real life.
Fun fact. The talemberg quarry is visible today
The comment you made about people going there because of the game reminded me of when I was younger and a little bit after Vampire: Redemption came out I ended up in Prague and was amazed at what I learned from the game about it. I can't wait to get this game... and no idea how I've not heard about it till today.
Vampire: Redemption make few mitakes
1. Golden lane was know for Alchemy later then in time game take place
2. There are no silver mine out side Prague
But I like that they have Judite bridge in game . Tha was corect :-)
And now I love this game even more.. fascinating
I must say that KCD gives a lot more bang for it’s worth. 👍👍
Huge thanks to Yakov for the present photos 👌👌
Jakub, not Yakov :D
I actually love how it's overgrown, I guess I just love nature, and it's shows how old yet strong it is!
Can't believe I've only just found this, thank you it's so facinating to watch! What remarkable game this is :-)
7:45 I love how the dog is jumping over the fence in KCD and the gate in the present has a sign where a dog is crossed out
We used to have a summer cottage in Samopesh. Unfortunately, villa, where my grandparents lived was bought by certain bastard, and he made living there extremely uncomfortable for them, so we had to sell the cottage and buy a flat for them. No more going to Sasau region each summer. I miss it sooo much... :-(
I was there recently too and wanted to do comparison pics - but I was too lazy to do screenshots in the game for comparison. :D I found that stone in Mrchojedy as well! I was in every village there - unfortunately nowadays, there are a lot of dead ends instead of river crossings so I had to reverse a lot because I relied mostly on my orientation skills from the game - and that roads between villages are the same - nope, they are not! :)
Fancy meeting you here friend
@@slyose6154 Wait! Mechpilot?? What a coincidence to meet you here! Not even a VR game! The world is indeed small. :))
Biscuit, First off, great video, this is interesting to see the comparison between the real life locations and the KCD versions. At 2:36 you were speculating that the top of the tower is now mostly wood but seem to imply it was mostly stone in the middle ages. If you take a closer look, you will see that the top in KCD is actually wood. It's a type of stricture used in castles called a "hoarding" which is basically adding wood protection to an otherwise more open wall, or getting the battlements at the top of the wall to "stick out" from the main line of the wall. You'll also notice that there's a small opening between the top of the stone part and the wooden part in the KCD version, that opening is meant for archers to be able to shoot straight down on attackers who are right up against the wall and too close to target over the main battlements, at least not without the archers defending the walls climbing up on top of the main cover (crenelations) and leaning out over the edge, putting themselves in the open and vulnerable to enemy archer shots.
Amazing work by the Warhouse team. I really love KCD