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DarkyDP Feb 8 @ 12:10pm
Why are all church doors locked?
In the first game, I could enter any church without a problem. However, in the second part, all church doors are locked, and I can’t get inside. Is this a design choice?
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Originally posted by Old Surehand:
Apparently, according to Daniel Vavra, Warhorse didn't have enough time to make churches and cathedrals accessible

https://x.com/DanielVavra/status/1887921113163854147
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Necramonium™ Feb 8 @ 12:11pm 
closed for maintenance!
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DopeDawg Feb 8 @ 12:23pm 
You can go to the synagogue
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EliteEndermanzz Feb 8 @ 12:24pm 
Originally posted by Darrrreee:
Priority was allocating budget for the gay romance, churches in christian bohemia, hardcore more, bug fixing etc were considered to be of a secondary importance
This game is had a very bug free release, why make up stuff for a game you don't even have
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Strifeboy Feb 8 @ 12:27pm 
Was their so much Christian hate in the first game? Literally every preacher is comically evil obviously for modern audiences. Not just this but plenty of modern slang and sayings as well.
Last edited by Strifeboy; Feb 8 @ 12:27pm
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NaRf Feb 8 @ 12:27pm 
Originally posted by DarkyDP:
In the first game, I could enter any church without a problem. However, in the second part, all church doors are locked, and I can’t get inside. Is this a design choice?
Lol.
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RaginCanayjin Feb 8 @ 12:27pm 
There are exactly zero churches in the first zone, so I don't even know what you're talking about.
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PureOrionBelt Feb 8 @ 12:32pm 
Do you mean churches or chapels? There was only one church in KCD 1 and I have not found one in KCD 2 but have not been to the city yet. I only remember three chapels in KCD 1 and you could only enter one of them.

Maybe this is a case of you seeing something that you want to see?
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RaginCanayjin Feb 8 @ 12:39pm 
Originally posted by PureOrionBelt:
Do you mean churches or chapels? There was only one church in KCD 1 and I have not found one in KCD 2 but have not been to the city yet. I only remember three chapels in KCD 1 and you could only enter one of them.

Maybe this is a case of you seeing something that you want to see?

Huh? There are at least 6 churches in KCD 1 that you can enter, as well as a monastery.

Notable Churches
St. Matthew's Church, lower church of Rattay.
St. Nicholas' Church, upper church of Rattay.
St. James Church, church of Rovna.
St. Martin's church, church of Sasau.
Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, church of Uzhitz.
Church of Pribyslavitz dlc.
Sasau Monastery
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RaginCanayjin Feb 8 @ 12:45pm 
Originally posted by Darrrreee:
Sodomites are scared of churches
Semites*
Fixed it for you.
:D
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Bech Feb 8 @ 12:46pm 
Originally posted by PureOrionBelt:
There was only one church in KCD 1.

Maybe this is a case of you seeing something that you want to see?

St. Matthew's Church, lower church of Rattay.
St. Nicholas' Church, upper church of Rattay.
St. James Church, church of Rovna.
St. Martin's church, church of Sasau.
Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, church of Uzhitz.
Church of Pribyslavitz dlc.

There was a chapel in the castle in Talmberg. You could not enter St. James in Rovna because it was destroyed during the attack in the beginning of the game.

https://kingdom-come-deliverance.fandom.com/wiki/Churches
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Double N'wah Feb 8 @ 12:47pm 
Originally posted by DarkyDP:
In the first game, I could enter any church without a problem. However, in the second part, all church doors are locked, and I can’t get inside. Is this a design choice?
Vavra said they simply didnt have time for it, they were too busy with homosexual sex scenes and researching Mali.
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Bech Feb 8 @ 12:47pm 
Originally posted by RaginCanayjin:
Originally posted by PureOrionBelt:
Do you mean churches or chapels? There was only one church in KCD 1 and I have not found one in KCD 2 but have not been to the city yet. I only remember three chapels in KCD 1 and you could only enter one of them.

Maybe this is a case of you seeing something that you want to see?

Huh? There are at least 6 churches in KCD 1 that you can enter, as well as a monastery.

Notable Churches
St. Matthew's Church, lower church of Rattay.
St. Nicholas' Church, upper church of Rattay.
St. James Church, church of Rovna.
St. Martin's church, church of Sasau.
Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, church of Uzhitz.
Church of Pribyslavitz dlc.
Sasau Monastery

Fellow wiki enjoyer
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Moon Punisher Feb 8 @ 12:48pm 
Well mate, the game director did say himself this isnt a christian game.
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Paetan Feb 8 @ 12:56pm 
Originally posted by Darrrreee:
Priority was allocating budget for the gay romance, churches in christian bohemia, hardcore more, bug fixing etc were considered to be of a secondary importance
Do you have even slight idea how game development works? Everything you mentioned is made by entirely different role:
Churches - 3d artists
Gay romance - animators
Hardcore mode and bug fixing - scripters and programmers
Apart of that, there are wery few bugs in the game.
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RaginCanayjin Feb 8 @ 12:58pm 
Originally posted by PureOrionBelt:
Do you mean churches or chapels? There was only one church in KCD 1 and I have not found one in KCD 2 but have not been to the city yet. I only remember three chapels in KCD 1 and you could only enter one of them.

Maybe this is a case of you seeing something that you want to see?

Just watch this for like...60 seconds.
He leaves from the Sassau monastery that you can walk around in, to go to the Sassau church, which you can walk around in. Are you sure you played KCD1?
https://youtu.be/d9yavFHQFVA?t=350
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