Thank you for your wonderful reaction on the game. And particularly on my music - I appreciate how emotional you were! Loved it. All best & cheers from Prague!
Your music is what has prompted me to play the first game and this one as well when it releases. Absolutely magnificent. I keep watching this trailer and all the reactions to it again and again just for the orchestra at the end. The game itself looks stunning but i can say for certain that your music is what has got me even more interested for this franchise. Much love to all the musicians and singers who were a part of this performance as well. They are all phenomenal. Love from India 🙏
Greetings from the Czech Republic, birthplace of Kingdom Come and Mafia. And look for Daniel Vávra behind everything. The guy who was told everyone that no one would be interested in a game from the Middle Ages and the Czech kingdom wiped everyone's eyes with more than 6 million copies sold. A week ago, even though we wished we had, no one knew if Kingdom Come 2 was even in the works. That this game will be out this year is like a revelation. I see the reaction of Jan Valta, the composer of the music for both Kingdom Come games. His music literally gives me chills. The combination of these two gentlemen is absolutely perfect. I'm crossing my fingers and looking forward to the game.
The Hardcore mode in KCD1 will definitely give your name sake a run for your money! There's nothing like being surrounded by mideval forrests in the middle of a 3 square mile map with no compass or map icon!
@@MrHardcoreMode Actually, in the fields, stars and moon are shining enough to see the road and the beauty of fields in the night but, in the forest... you should better follow the trail, have the torch, watch your back, and wear a helmet the biggest difference in KDC is that in standard mode if you are surrounded in combat, only opponents you see are actively hitting you. Enemies you don't see are hitting you under a cooldown. In hardcore mode, you will be hit from all directions if surrounded. Late game ambush by 8 cumans: - standard mode: I am HENRY I eat Cumans for breakfast - hardcore mode: ☠ yeah, and the reason why I played hardcore mode in KDC: NO FAST-TRAVEL! It is such a shame to skip all that beauty using fast-travel
@@MrHardcoreMode Nights are pitch black. So if you get lost in the woods on the Hardcore mode you have to wait till morning and then follow the sun to the east. Have fun :D
to find the answers of all your questions you made, play the first one. One of my top three games and I started playing video games since end of the 80s.
I’ve been gaming all of my 34 years of life. KCD is one of my all time favorites, and I’m beyond excited for KCD 2 Edit: I heard him read off a chat that this game isn’t for them, and that they’re waiting for RDR3 and fallout 4 update.. I have to say don’t count it out until you’ve tried it. If you like rdr2, fallout, Skyrim/oblivion, you’ll like KCD. I’d put money on it. (IF you’re willing to learn the combat and have patience, because you literally start as a good for nothing scrub but it’s entirely different a few hours in).
One thing you gotta remember in KCD. When you get a quest that says : come see me tomorrow evening. That means tomorrow evening. You can’t come in two days. The quest will have failed. This is offcourse not true for most of the main quests. But even there you’ll get to see different situations developmdepending on the tiniest decisions
The firearm in the trailer is litteraly the first ever design for a gun. Just a tube with a whole, no trigger, no stock, no sights, you fire it by litteraly puting a lit rope in the hole and when the fire touches the powder it blows up. 10:50 I remember doing a quest in the first game where i ended up protecting heretics from a papal inquisitor, (you can also kill or turn them in) and Henry got scolded by one of the high ranking nobles (i think he was an uncle of the heir?) he said that it was wrong to let them leave, becouse the only thing that holds the country together is if people dont question the church. And you know what? Hw was somewhat right this game takes place just a few years before a huge religious war in Bohemia. There is also a quest where you spy on a witch gathering, you can kill the witches or the "good christians" who want to kill the witches. Henry can be charming knight, a sleezy guy, or a pimp. Depends on how you play. 11:30 there is dice, alchemy, lockpiking, and they gonna add forging swords as well. Oh yeah in the first game Henry starts out not being able to read, you have to learn in game. XD
I like the story from a reviewer playing the first game where they scraped for every penny for a skill book to get a head start on horse riding. Finally got it, looked inside and saw only gibberish because they couldnt fuckin read.
You're right. Peasants couldn't read, which is why in the first game you have to go to a scribe, set aside a few in-game days and a bit of coin to have him teach you. At first words are jumbled, but there's a reading skill that slowly improves and dejumble the words as it rises. Theres even perks like for instance "in the flow" that makes it so that while you are reading (it takes time akin to the wait function in bethesda games) hunger and fatigue rises slower
For clarification. That gun is called "Píšťala" or translated "Whistle". And on Czech podcast one of the developers revealed there will be side quest about that gun because its like completely new thing in the 1403.
Not only "píšťala"i saw "Hákovnice" too that thing have hook under barrel so you can hook it on cart or pavise to reduce recoil it was wildy used in Hussite war by hussites.Thing was not accurate thought it was more fear factor but if get hit you are dead on the spot.
@@SainsSDR3SD Hákovnice were especially effective against enemy cavalry. Not only were the horses with their riders larger targets but horses got spooked easily by the loud bangs and by the strange smell of burning gunpowder.
About the dice minigame in KCD, you can find loaded dice to use and shift the odds in your favor If you find a whole set of lucky playing die, you are practically unstoppable
So, the "peasents were illiterate" thing is a rather big misnomer, most people even back then could read and write they were not illiterate in the way that is considered today. If one could only read/write in the local langauge, that is to say if you couldn't ready/write in the diplomatic language (which was french for quite some time, until english took over) or latin in particular then you were considered illiterate. They have stated there will be more diversity this time around, however it's not going to be in the sense that americans think of it... You lot (americans) tend to lump us all as "Caucasian" which we most definitely are not, causcaisns are specifically from the caucuses. Over here you have the 3 main groups, European, Slavs, Caucasian/turkic... So by diversity, you will see mostly a mixture maybe from the urals, maybe some baltics, northern europeans (including the british isles), from iberian peninsula (portugal, spain, aragon), some turkic' and mediterranian maybe (but not many, pretty much sicily, sardina, italy, greece, malta, crete) which will most likely be traveling traders, some romani (but they will be traveling, not settled)... They will almost certainly be traders, caravans, knights, men-at-arms, mercenaries, refugees... It was extremely difficult to travel back then, you don't know the local language you can't read the local language, customs or laws, there is no resources to teach you any of that prior to arrival and almost nobody will know your language, and you almost certainly wont have any local currency of any of the countries you'd need to travel through, and almost certainly wouldn't even be able to afford to do so regardless... Then there's the fact that you can't leave your lords lands without permission from your lord. Migrating was almost exclusively the privilege of the rich and mercantile class.
Well that was fun. You should really play the first game (on good PC with all DLCs and hardcore mode enabled). It was already a masterpiece, even if it does require some patience and open mind (e.g. lockpicking is hard until you level up, combat is hard until you train fully etc). And yeah you learn to read during the first game. Although you can finish it without ever learning it too.
There also funny when you start you cant read you cant even stop bleeding cause Henry when he was blacksmith he was patched by his mother if he get hurt and you have to learn it oherwise you journey gonna be very short.
ahaha love the attitude, and yeah this is a great looking game, the first one is fantastic too, bit janky but so damn addictive, you plan to do a run? looking for a blind playthrough to pass the wait. If you do id encourage not to go straight for the hardcore mode, despite your name haha, believe me its hard enough in normal, hardcore is meant for players familiar with the many many mechanics ,skips a lot of essential controls and you gotta use the map like an actual map, no player icon, looking at the stars and shit lmao
@@MrHardcoreMode oh my man what have you done lmao. This on twitch? If I catch you live I'll give you some tips, kcd community is not big but its damn passionate, gotta make sure more people give it the recognition it deserves
@@manueltoloza6007 if you enjoy a new player not knowing what save potions are, a pro at picking flowers but not combat, AND me daring to even face cumens who attacked theresa and failing every single time youre gonna love this stream lol. ill be on tomorrow 7pm est
Lol that Insomnio guy there in chat needs to relax a bit. Anyway, your line about a guy who sleeps 5 hours and loves chicken had me laughing. That's a hilarious way to describe someone but I know what you mean. No manbun and rainbow hair, which is why this game looks so good.
Whoa alot of comments. KCD isnt a joke! lol
Nope. There are a lot of us who love this genre and crave more realistic mediaval games.
jesus christ be praised
The passion nehind these games is beyond anything I've seen.
Thank you for your wonderful reaction on the game. And particularly on my music - I appreciate how emotional you were! Loved it. All best & cheers from Prague!
Your music is what has prompted me to play the first game and this one as well when it releases. Absolutely magnificent. I keep watching this trailer and all the reactions to it again and again just for the orchestra at the end. The game itself looks stunning but i can say for certain that your music is what has got me even more interested for this franchise.
Much love to all the musicians and singers who were a part of this performance as well. They are all phenomenal.
Love from India 🙏
Best music
It's him !!
You are an absolute genius, i loved your music in the first game and i know i love it in the second one. greatings from a neighbor in Germany.
If you’re the real Jan Valta, you are an absolute musical genius.
These games wouldn’t be the same without your brilliant work!
Greetings from the Czech Republic, I like your enthusiastic reaction. I'm looking forward too.
Greetings from the Czech Republic, birthplace of Kingdom Come and Mafia. And look for Daniel Vávra behind everything. The guy who was told everyone that no one would be interested in a game from the Middle Ages and the Czech kingdom wiped everyone's eyes with more than 6 million copies sold. A week ago, even though we wished we had, no one knew if Kingdom Come 2 was even in the works. That this game will be out this year is like a revelation. I see the reaction of Jan Valta, the composer of the music for both Kingdom Come games. His music literally gives me chills. The combination of these two gentlemen is absolutely perfect. I'm crossing my fingers and looking forward to the game.
The Hardcore mode in KCD1 will definitely give your name sake a run for your money! There's nothing like being surrounded by mideval forrests in the middle of a 3 square mile map with no compass or map icon!
Let me guess. at night its DARK dark. lol well the game is on sale so maybe i will
@@MrHardcoreMode Actually, in the fields, stars and moon are shining enough to see the road and the beauty of fields in the night
but, in the forest... you should better follow the trail, have the torch, watch your back, and wear a helmet
the biggest difference in KDC is that in standard mode if you are surrounded in combat, only opponents you see are actively hitting you. Enemies you don't see are hitting you under a cooldown.
In hardcore mode, you will be hit from all directions if surrounded.
Late game ambush by 8 cumans:
- standard mode: I am HENRY I eat Cumans for breakfast
- hardcore mode: ☠
yeah, and the reason why I played hardcore mode in KDC:
NO FAST-TRAVEL!
It is such a shame to skip all that beauty using fast-travel
@@MrHardcoreMode Nights are pitch black. So if you get lost in the woods on the Hardcore mode you have to wait till morning and then follow the sun to the east. Have fun :D
There is a potion that gives you night vision, but even then the forests can be very dark and God forbid you get further lost and ambushed
@@ahmedfalahy9337 thats some witcher potion you got there. nice.
to find the answers of all your questions you made, play the first one. One of my top three games and I started playing video games since end of the 80s.
done :)
I’ve been gaming all of my 34 years of life.
KCD is one of my all time favorites, and I’m beyond excited for KCD 2
Edit:
I heard him read off a chat that this game isn’t for them, and that they’re waiting for RDR3 and fallout 4 update..
I have to say don’t count it out until you’ve tried it. If you like rdr2, fallout, Skyrim/oblivion, you’ll like KCD. I’d put money on it.
(IF you’re willing to learn the combat and have patience, because you literally start as a good for nothing scrub but it’s entirely different a few hours in).
One thing you gotta remember in KCD. When you get a quest that says : come see me tomorrow evening. That means tomorrow evening. You can’t come in two days. The quest will have failed. This is offcourse not true for most of the main quests. But even there you’ll get to see different situations developmdepending on the tiniest decisions
The firearm in the trailer is litteraly the first ever design for a gun.
Just a tube with a whole, no trigger, no stock, no sights, you fire it by litteraly puting a lit rope in the hole and when the fire touches the powder it blows up.
10:50 I remember doing a quest in the first game where i ended up protecting heretics from a papal inquisitor, (you can also kill or turn them in) and Henry got scolded by one of the high ranking nobles (i think he was an uncle of the heir?) he said that it was wrong to let them leave, becouse the only thing that holds the country together is if people dont question the church.
And you know what? Hw was somewhat right this game takes place just a few years before a huge religious war in Bohemia.
There is also a quest where you spy on a witch gathering, you can kill the witches or the "good christians" who want to kill the witches.
Henry can be charming knight, a sleezy guy, or a pimp. Depends on how you play.
11:30 there is dice, alchemy, lockpiking, and they gonna add forging swords as well.
Oh yeah in the first game Henry starts out not being able to read, you have to learn in game. XD
It's funny you mentioned being able to read as a peasant, you should play the first game because that's actually relevant.
interesting :D
I like the story from a reviewer playing the first game where they scraped for every penny for a skill book to get a head start on horse riding. Finally got it, looked inside and saw only gibberish because they couldnt fuckin read.
The studio was *FORMED* with 11 people. By the end of KCD 1 development they had over 100 employees.
You're right. Peasants couldn't read, which is why in the first game you have to go to a scribe, set aside a few in-game days and a bit of coin to have him teach you. At first words are jumbled, but there's a reading skill that slowly improves and dejumble the words as it rises. Theres even perks like for instance "in the flow" that makes it so that while you are reading (it takes time akin to the wait function in bethesda games) hunger and fatigue rises slower
Haha ... lived in Kuttenberg for 5 years
THE HYPE IS REAL!
For the record Kuttenberg is not in germany , its in Czech Repulic we call him Kutná Hora , this game is from Czech republic countryside 😊
yeah suddenly having 250 people usually will automatically lead to differences in artistic visions
For clarification. That gun is called "Píšťala" or translated "Whistle". And on Czech podcast one of the developers revealed there will be side quest about that gun because its like completely new thing in the 1403.
And the word pistol was later derived from píšťala.
Not only "píšťala"i saw "Hákovnice" too that thing have hook under barrel so you can hook it on cart or pavise to reduce recoil it was wildy used in Hussite war by hussites.Thing was not accurate thought it was more fear factor but if get hit you are dead on the spot.
@@SainsSDR3SD Hákovnice were especially effective against enemy cavalry. Not only were the horses with their riders larger targets but horses got spooked easily by the loud bangs and by the strange smell of burning gunpowder.
The forests in the first game are really beautiful as well. Thought I'd mention that since you keep pausing the trailer on those scenes lol
I can tell you're gonna love the first game. And now I really want to see you play it, you seem like a cool guy.
About the dice minigame in KCD, you can find loaded dice to use and shift the odds in your favor
If you find a whole set of lucky playing die, you are practically unstoppable
So, the "peasents were illiterate" thing is a rather big misnomer, most people even back then could read and write they were not illiterate in the way that is considered today. If one could only read/write in the local langauge, that is to say if you couldn't ready/write in the diplomatic language (which was french for quite some time, until english took over) or latin in particular then you were considered illiterate.
They have stated there will be more diversity this time around, however it's not going to be in the sense that americans think of it... You lot (americans) tend to lump us all as "Caucasian" which we most definitely are not, causcaisns are specifically from the caucuses. Over here you have the 3 main groups, European, Slavs, Caucasian/turkic...
So by diversity, you will see mostly a mixture maybe from the urals, maybe some baltics, northern europeans (including the british isles), from iberian peninsula (portugal, spain, aragon), some turkic' and mediterranian maybe (but not many, pretty much sicily, sardina, italy, greece, malta, crete) which will most likely be traveling traders, some romani (but they will be traveling, not settled)... They will almost certainly be traders, caravans, knights, men-at-arms, mercenaries, refugees...
It was extremely difficult to travel back then, you don't know the local language you can't read the local language, customs or laws, there is no resources to teach you any of that prior to arrival and almost nobody will know your language, and you almost certainly wont have any local currency of any of the countries you'd need to travel through, and almost certainly wouldn't even be able to afford to do so regardless... Then there's the fact that you can't leave your lords lands without permission from your lord. Migrating was almost exclusively the privilege of the rich and mercantile class.
Great video!
Kingdom come♥️♥️♥️
Well that was fun. You should really play the first game (on good PC with all DLCs and hardcore mode enabled). It was already a masterpiece, even if it does require some patience and open mind (e.g. lockpicking is hard until you level up, combat is hard until you train fully etc). And yeah you learn to read during the first game. Although you can finish it without ever learning it too.
There also funny when you start you cant read you cant even stop bleeding cause Henry when he was blacksmith he was patched by his mother if he get hurt and you have to learn it oherwise you journey gonna be very short.
1:51 Well...actually it is not a catapult at all. This is a trebuchet.
ah trebuchet you are right! my guess was "rock thower"! LOL
Rock thower i would call slingshot by that term 😂
Your name says hardcore.. this is a right of passage. Younger to play it.. and I need to watch it. (I MEAN THE FIRST ONE BTW) gotta. You gotta lol
Have Fun in the KCd 1 first =)
I remember raiding skalitz before the raiders got there 🤣 stripped the bailiff's clothes wasn't an ez feat
Kingdom Come is an amazing game! No game has ever caught my attention like this one!!!
I got lost in this one, Kingdom Come deliverance I mean!!!!
KCD1 is my favourite game, have fun in KCD1 and try normal mode first :D hardore is rly hardcore :D
-6 hours into hardcore- ... i have made a huge mistake lol
😂😂😂
Bloody hell you got lost first of shot by bandit ? 😂
ahaha love the attitude, and yeah this is a great looking game, the first one is fantastic too, bit janky but so damn addictive, you plan to do a run? looking for a blind playthrough to pass the wait. If you do id encourage not to go straight for the hardcore mode, despite your name haha, believe me its hard enough in normal, hardcore is meant for players familiar with the many many mechanics ,skips a lot of essential controls and you gotta use the map like an actual map, no player icon, looking at the stars and shit lmao
i am 6 hours in on hardcore mode i am having a love hate relationship with this game. lol
@@MrHardcoreMode oh my man what have you done lmao. This on twitch? If I catch you live I'll give you some tips, kcd community is not big but its damn passionate, gotta make sure more people give it the recognition it deserves
@@manueltoloza6007 if you enjoy a new player not knowing what save potions are, a pro at picking flowers but not combat, AND me daring to even face cumens who attacked theresa and failing every single time youre gonna love this stream lol. ill be on tomorrow 7pm est
@@MrHardcoreMode haha ill try to catch it
The best games come from eastern Europe IMO now.
From Central Europe. The best game that comes from Eastern Europe will be Manor Lords soon.
@@CzechMirco Metro series is east, and I rather love it :)
Lol that Insomnio guy there in chat needs to relax a bit. Anyway, your line about a guy who sleeps 5 hours and loves chicken had me laughing. That's a hilarious way to describe someone but I know what you mean. No manbun and rainbow hair, which is why this game looks so good.