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It would be like a game about the USA, and people asking why they couldn't go against Washington or something.
when I said I won't burn the village I had to duel teh Devil, I'd much rather kill him and all his people right there. ♥♥♥♥ em, all of them.
I'd much rather side with Sigismund, from the little we saw, it shows that he is actually the one that wants order and is the person to bring it. He was nbole towards the servant, you and was fierce at the incompetent fools in teh council.
Why hate Markvart when he is doing exactly the same as your new "best friends" they all need to die. If i had a choice I'd say ♥♥♥♥ em all and just leave or try to kill them all.
Because that shows the brutality and hypocrisy of war.... 😅
He's bring order by seizing power, raiding the lands he is supposed to protect, allowed his Cumans to pillage and murder (again, hypocrisy on both sides) and he slaughtered Skalitz?
Just because he didn't rip Henry's head off, that doesn't make him a good guy.
Again, its written this way to show that war and political strife isn't black and white.
He killed Henry's adoptive father and allowed his Cumans to kill his mother. Remember KCD1??
Henry is driven by vengeance.
It's not a sandbox game.
He is driven by vengeance, but he will never allow or participate in sacking another village. So it doesn't matter if this is war or not, he has morals. honor and principles. You can't just change at a whim and do what you want. It will never make sense to join with this scum, who also killed his friends, shot him and almost killed him and Capon.
But suddenly, we should all forget about that and be best of friends....
The Black Prince also had morals, honor, and principles, yet he and his men torched huge swaths of France 🤷♂️
This is the reality of war during those times, it's literally that simple and that brutal. You're applying your good morals to a time period that those morals wouldn't be a thing.
The difference is; these guys are fighting on the same side as your lord and king (Wenceslaus) even if they are brutal.
But on the flip side, Sigismund is equally as brutal and ruthless.
It's all shades of grey.
Yes and French units threated its own people same, maybe worse.
Different age, different mentality and rules
We are judgeging game by ours point of view.
I understand that, but I'm playing Henry, a villager, who lost everything and stand for his beliefs. I'm playing that character and as that character, I want no part in murdering innocent civilians and becoming ebst friends with the peopel who lsaughtered my friends and almost killed me.
All I hear is, this is an RPG you have choices, but you don't. You're forced into this. Iy makes no sense for Henry as a character to participate or be friends with any of these bandits.
Yet in the game, Musa of Mali is his best friend and he even sent him to a Catholic council, to solve the dispute between the arguing monsatery and the new church that's being build. If you don't talk to him and if he doesn't tell you that you should try to find the middle ground you can't solve this in a peaceful manner.
He even says he is here as an envoy of Sigismund and even though he is not Christian, he knows enough about the faith to solve religious disputes.......
Yeah.. I said that in that comment. 👍