Jesus Musa is annoying af.

[Chillbro Swaggins]

I don’t really care that he’s added to the game, but good lord he is just not interesting at all. I know he’s supposed to be a “holier than thou” nobleman who thinks the people of Bohemia are strange and weird, but when he constantly throws insults and Henry just sits there and all you can make him say is “wow I never thought about it like that”. Like I’m sorry. If this took place in a somewhat more progressive setting like the late 1800s I could see Henry being a bit more accepting of a foreigner telling him his country is weird. But this is 1403. You’re average European peasant would probably not take something like this lightly, especially from a group of people they’ve never seen before. The characters are by far more annoying than whatever “historical inaccuracy” the chuds complain about, although there are quite a few.

[Mouse Rat]

Originally posted by Chillbro Baggins:

I don’t really care that he’s added to the game, but good lord he is just not interesting at all. I know he’s supposed to be a “holier than thou” nobleman who thinks the people of Bohemia are strange and weird, but when he constantly throws insults and Henry just sits there and all you can make him say is “wow I never thought about it like that”. Like I’m sorry. If this took place in a somewhat more progressive setting like the late 1800s I could see Henry being a bit more accepting of a foreigner telling him his country is weird. But this is 1403. You’re average European peasant would probably not take something like this lightly, especially from a group of people they’ve never seen before. The characters are by far more annoying than whatever “historical inaccuracy” the chuds complain about, although there are quite a few.

you are on the same lvl as the chuds.

[Chillbro Swaggins]

Originally posted by Mouse Rat:

Originally posted by Chillbro Baggins:

I don’t really care that he’s added to the game, but good lord he is just not interesting at all. I know he’s supposed to be a “holier than thou” nobleman who thinks the people of Bohemia are strange and weird, but when he constantly throws insults and Henry just sits there and all you can make him say is “wow I never thought about it like that”. Like I’m sorry. If this took place in a somewhat more progressive setting like the late 1800s I could see Henry being a bit more accepting of a foreigner telling him his country is weird. But this is 1403. You’re average European peasant would probably not take something like this lightly, especially from a group of people they’ve never seen before. The characters are by far more annoying than whatever “historical inaccuracy” the chuds complain about, although there are quite a few.

you are on the same lvl as the chuds.

No u