Questions about the game’s roleplay settings

[Thomas Eichhorst]

Hello everyone,

i am considering buying the game but have a few non-technical, lore-related questions before making my decision.

Particularly interested in the roleplaying aspects and worldbuilding, so I would apreciate any answers from those who have played, and noticed the particular details as stated below:

1. are women actively fighting in the game, and how many characters can reasonably be considered "boss babes" in percentage terms?
2. compared to the first game, do female NPCs give you more or less attitude in any dialogues and interactions?
3. i know there is at least one gay romance option for the protagonist, but can a gay character be killed in-game, or is there an option to ensure gay dialogue choices never appear on my screen?
4. I know there is a mandatory black character in medieval Bohemia, despite the lead developer previously stating years ago that there were none. I also know that this character criticizes European culture and lectures the protagonist, but my question is, can he be killed or removed from the story in any way or in any stage of the game?
5. apart from this character, are there any other examples of American-style “diversity” representation?
6. are there any other forms of degenerate content aside from the confirmed gay romance? Also, does the game overally depict gay NPCs in a positive light during your gameplay?
7. one of my favorite immersive aspects of KCD1 was the ability to enter churches and admire Christian icons, frescoes, and altars, so is this still present in KCD2?

Thanks in advance for any insights. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts before I make my purchase decision!

[Mouse Rat]

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

Hello everyone,

i am considering buying the game but have a few non-technical, lore-related questions before making my decision.

Particularly interested in the roleplaying aspects and worldbuilding, so I would apreciate any answers from those who have played, and noticed the particular details as stated below:

1. are women actively fighting in the game, and how many characters can reasonably be considered "boss babes" in percentage terms?
2. compared to the first game, do female NPCs give you more or less attitude in any dialogues and interactions?
3. i know there is at least one gay romance option for the protagonist, but can a gay character be killed in-game, or is there an option to ensure gay dialogue choices never appear on my screen?
4. I know there is a mandatory black character in medieval Bohemia, despite the lead developer previously stating years ago that there were none. I also know that this character criticizes European culture and lectures the protagonist, but my question is, can he be killed or removed from the story in any way or in any stage of the game?
5. apart from this character, are there any other examples of American-style “diversity” representation?
6. are there any other forms of degenerate content aside from the confirmed gay romance? Also, does the game overally depict gay NPCs in a positive light during your gameplay?
7. one of my favorite immersive aspects of KCD1 was the ability to enter churches and admire Christian icons, frescoes, and altars, so is this still present in KCD2?

Thanks in advance for any insights. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts before I make my purchase decision!

Your group took the L and left,
What are you still doing here?

[Thomas Eichhorst]

Constructive answers, please.

[Oganesson.z118 👑]

1) I haven't come across any actively fighting/ warrior women. However, if a woman is attacked, by the player or by bandits, she will either flee or fight back. There is a woman who runs an Inn, if that's of interest to you.

5) There is a group of refugees/travellers, of whom some appear to be mixed race, though it's quite subtle, so it's honestly hard to tell. I haven't explored their story lines yet.

7) I loved this in KCD 1, it was my favourite part of the world. In the first map there are no churches in any village or town. Apparently the castle has a chapel, but it's locked currently so I can't go in to check.

I wish I could be more helpful, but I haven't played through all that much of the game yet, I've just explored the first map.

[Thomas Eichhorst]

Hey you have been of help, at least glad that the setting doesnt appear to host boss babes.

[Mysterius]

Obvious troll.

[OldManTired]

Dude just buy the game or don’t.

[Thomas Eichhorst]

Bros, dont dillute topic with kinda inconsequential takes. Im genuinely interested in the product, and would appreciate answers of those who actualyl played the game.

[OldManTired]

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

Bros, dont dillute topic with kinda inconsequential takes. Im genuinely interested in the product, and would appreciate answers of those who actualyl played the game.

I’ve played the game, it’s good. Either buy it or don’t. Make your own decisions rather than make some strangers on the internet do it for you.

[Thomas Eichhorst]

Originally posted by OldManTired:

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

Bros, dont dillute topic with kinda inconsequential takes. Im genuinely interested in the product, and would appreciate answers of those who actualyl played the game.

I’ve played the game, it’s good. Either buy it or don’t. Make your own decisions rather than make some strangers on the internet do it for you.

Then be more specific, my questions are about the games lore and setting. Its important to be well-informed about these elements before making a purchase decision, especially for a historically based RPG, dont you think? So if you have played it, you should be able to provide clear answers.

[Tom Bombathrill]

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

Hello everyone,

i am considering buying the game but have a few non-technical, lore-related questions before making my decision.

Particularly interested in the roleplaying aspects and worldbuilding, so I would apreciate any answers from those who have played, and noticed the particular details as stated below:

1. are women actively fighting in the game, and how many characters can reasonably be considered "boss babes" in percentage terms?
2. compared to the first game, do female NPCs give you more or less attitude in any dialogues and interactions?
3. i know there is at least one gay romance option for the protagonist, but can a gay character be killed in-game, or is there an option to ensure gay dialogue choices never appear on my screen?
4. I know there is a mandatory black character in medieval Bohemia, despite the lead developer previously stating years ago that there were none. I also know that this character criticizes European culture and lectures the protagonist, but my question is, can he be killed or removed from the story in any way or in any stage of the game?
5. apart from this character, are there any other examples of American-style “diversity” representation?
6. are there any other forms of degenerate content aside from the confirmed gay romance? Also, does the game overally depict gay NPCs in a positive light during your gameplay?
7. one of my favorite immersive aspects of KCD1 was the ability to enter churches and admire Christian icons, frescoes, and altars, so is this still present in KCD2?

Thanks in advance for any insights. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts before I make my purchase decision!

I made a thead quite similar to this yesterday and got banned for it. Wishing you luck in your endeavor to remain a mindful consumer op.

[Thomas Eichhorst]

If they go with that decision because my language is direct and precise, albeit not always "nice", but always KIND, its on them, not me.

[Thomas Eichhorst]

That skank at the Inn was particularly unpleasant as well as the Old Inn female owner. Boy that was feminist as heck, so you were linđa wrong, 1 hour into the game and I run into 2 boss babes giving my Henry attitude.

[Piderman]

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

That skank at the Inn was particularly unpleasant as well as the Old Inn female owner. Boy that was feminist as heck, so you were linđa wrong, 1 hour into the game and I run into 2 boss babes giving my Henry attitude.

"Nooo i went into this Inn looking like a hobo and the female Owner didnt like it. How dare you to care about your business?!"

[JockMcPlop]

Why start a new thread?
There are literally hundreds of threads on this topic where all your questions have answers.
You are unnecessarily clogging up the forum and making it harder for gamers.

[franzmauser]

Originally posted by Thomas Eichhorst:

Constructive answers, please.

Sorry strigoi but your Master was deatomized by the Goodweather.