Do you think we'll be able to join sigismund?

[ExcelsiorBenevolence]

That'd be a cool option, even if it ended up poorly. In so many games, the antagonist offer to let you join them, and like 99% of the time you're not given an option at all.

[Preacher]

i'd hope there is more freedom in the story in this one

[Fabiano Melo Pinto]

Doubt it. He pillaged Henry's home and killed his parents, i don't think well be able to join him

[Mars Cariocecus]

I think i read somewhere that you can become evil Henry as a path. But what you say would be interesting and add more replayability to the game

[ExcelsiorBenevolence]

Originally posted by Fabiano Melo Pinto:

Doubt it. He pillaged Henry's home and killed his parents, i don't think well be able to join him

Historically though, there's a lot of precedent for putting water under the bridge for that sort of thing.

[rolfvonsmirker]

Originally posted by Fabiano Melo Pinto:

Doubt it. He pillaged Henry's home and killed his parents, i don't think well be able to join him

But why not have the option? It seems like a more probable choice than deciding to seek the companionship of Matthew and Fritz behind the barn, which is apparently a necessary option to include.

[Fluxuous]

Originally posted by ExcelsiorBenevolence:

Originally posted by Fabiano Melo Pinto:

Doubt it. He pillaged Henry's home and killed his parents, i don't think well be able to join him

Historically though, there's a lot of precedent for putting water under the bridge for that sort of thing.

There's literally a character in the game though too be fair that's more Stockholm syndrome vibes than anything else.

[smoketrees]

No. Warhorse do choices that let you alter how some things play out but not major things like that.

[deadpool]

As a hungarian I would love that :) But I doubt it, as other's have said it you could perhaps alter some minor elements but the main outcome would be that same I think

[Liquid Shadow Cop]

It would be cool, but I doubt it'll be a thing.

[Honey Bun]

I am on the side of Wenceslaus, even if we get to choose