Remove blacksmithing from KCD2!!!

[burntpancakethebhaalspawn]

As we kcd veterans already know, henry cannot smith in the first game. Warhorse breaks the trust of the playerbase and decides to pursue this 'blacksmith' agenda by allegedly allowing Henry to smith in the second game.

This is unacceptable! I'm fine with people who are blacksmiths, as long as they don't flaunt their long and hot iron in front of my face.

Why do companies simply have to turn everything non-smith into smith? because they can't simply accept that not everyone is smith, in fact the vast majority are not!

Henry has always shown himself to be a non-smith, so much so that you start the game by smithing with your father, and he obviously hated it and slacked off to help his father until he had 20 in herbalism. Then he never smiths, never again!!!

Still hope that the backlash will provide the team enough leverage to push back against whoever is mandating the forced smith.
I will wait and see.
But if it remains in the game I will not buy it.

You deserve what you tolerate.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Raywhisper:

Henry is son of blacksmith. He was able to reshapen his blades to restore durability in the first game on a grinding wheel.

"Omg he wasnt blacksmith in the first game" ... yeah sure. Because ability to craft is something people are born with and can never learn or evolve.

OP figured that out. You either crawl striaght out of your mum with hammer and an apron or you can never be a blacsmith!

Sure, talent is needed, but most of it is learnt.

[mjm822]

Dude adding blacksmithing into here was a good call adds more things to do and its fun. Get off you lore high

[Jaeger Pilot]

Originally posted by mjm822:

Dude adding blacksmithing into here was a good call adds more things to do and its fun. Get off you lore high

It's parody, my man.

[[1.USSS.F]Cpt. Karlsen]

It's the international blacksmith organization that insists on pushing 'the message' I bet it's a conspiracy between the swedish and arab blacksmith'ers.

[corthew]

But it actually works in this game. I hated it in the first game. What they need to do is add armor crafting to the mix.

[Piderman]

Originally posted by 1.USSS.FCpt. Karlsen:

It's the international blacksmith organization that insists on pushing 'the message' I bet it's a conspiracy between the swedish and arab blacksmith'ers.

As a Blacksmith that identifies as damascus steel i can tell you that this is not a conspiracy.

Me and my fellow Blacksmiths just want at least a tiny bit of representation. Like, slavs get some strong representation in this game, so why shouldnt get we some?

[Get Racc'd]

Sounds to me like you have too much time on your hands, get a job and quit ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

[Cigarette]

I acatually enjoy the blacksmithing and the crafting mechanics.

Sure it's odd to have a one-size-fits-all solution to crafting, as henry is a blacksmith and a alchemist all at once, but i think it's for the sake of gameplay.

[Private Homestead]

Originally posted by C:

Originally posted by barcotics:

BLACKsmith huh

People of Smithing.

Smithed People, you mean?

[Zaraphiel]

Jester farm?

[Pappy Boyington]

even trolls struggle to troll this 10/10 troll

[Thorstorm]

Originally posted by mjm822:

Dude adding blacksmithing into here was a good call adds more things to do and its fun. Get off you lore high

It is lore though lol
He's the son of a Blacksmith, we improve what we learned while growing up in the second game it makes sense.

[Humpenstilzchen]

Not the worst bait but still too obvious.

[Zaraphiel]

Originally posted by Thorstorm:

Originally posted by mjm822:

Dude adding blacksmithing into here was a good call adds more things to do and its fun. Get off you lore high

It is lore though lol
He's the son of a Blacksmith, we improve what we learned while growing up in the second game it makes sense.

Even in the first one, Henry sometimes says that he is a blacksmith...

[Aegmar]

Originally posted by Calubob:

Canonically there weren't crossbows either! Maybe mentioned but not present! Keep that crap out!

huh ? Crossbows have been around in medieval europe since the 10th century..., the game plays in 1403(?)..., they have been around for hundreds of years and spread far and wide...