Swimming?

[Katsu]

How do i learn to swim in this game?

[PlevisVesel]

You don't

[Czar]

Originally posted by PlevisVesel:

You don't

Originally posted by PlevisVesel:

You don't

^ this

[MrEpsilonAlpha]

I wouldn't rule it out...
When you take Henry into water, he states that he doesn't know how to swim, but this could be a hint of what might be implemented within a future expansion.

Considering how Henry Is pretty much a Lord/next in line for the fiefdom of Skalitz,
there might be a useful need for nobles to have the knowledge of how to swim/avoid being thrown into a lake a drowned

[スカイSkyシ]

Originally posted by MrEpsilonAlpha:

I wouldn't rule it out...
When you take Henry into water, he states that he doesn't know how to swim, but this could be a hint of what might be implemented within a future expansion.

Considering how Henry Is pretty much a Lord/next in line for the fiefdom of Skalitz,
there might be a useful need for nobles to have the knowledge of how to swim/avoid being thrown into a lake a drowned

hum i dont know if thats a thing to be honest(with learning to swim) but if we compare it to reading you can learn it and its in some quests very usefull for additional options so if theres once an expension with alot of water it wouldnt be totally unrealistic they add it to the game but i have my doubts simply cause there are everywhere bridges and you wont swim over a lake most likely

[MrEpsilonAlpha]

Originally posted by Skygirl Gaming (Inori):

Originally posted by MrEpsilonAlpha:

I wouldn't rule it out...
When you take Henry into water, he states that he doesn't know how to swim, but this could be a hint of what might be implemented within a future expansion.

Considering how Henry Is pretty much a Lord/next in line for the fiefdom of Skalitz,
there might be a useful need for nobles to have the knowledge of how to swim/avoid being thrown into a lake a drowned

hum i dont know if thats a thing to be honest(with learning to swim) but if we compare it to reading you can learn it and its in some quests very usefull for additional options so if theres once an expension with alot of water it wouldnt be totally unrealistic they add it to the game but i have my doubts

I have my doubts as well, but I would still be useful, say a quest that requires infiltation into a keep which has a moat, with access to a tunnel which is where the well collects water.

The only other issue I can see with realism is could a "average" man carrying around an additional 200kg/lbs of weight in armour/weapons/savior snapps be able to swim? xD

[スカイSkyシ]

Originally posted by MrEpsilonAlpha:

Originally posted by Skygirl Gaming (Inori):

hum i dont know if thats a thing to be honest(with learning to swim) but if we compare it to reading you can learn it and its in some quests very usefull for additional options so if theres once an expension with alot of water it wouldnt be totally unrealistic they add it to the game but i have my doubts

I have my doubts as well, but I would still be useful, say a quest that requires infiltation into a keep which has a moat, with access to a tunnel which is where the well collects water.

The only other issue I can see with realism is could a "average" man carrying around an additional 200kg/lbs of weight in armour/weapons/savior snapps be able to swim? xD

hmmm with plate armor its rather unrealistic but if you need to infiltrate a camp it sounds more like a scout mission in which you should grab light armor (better stealth abilitys) so in this case i assume you could swim around. but the game is in a medieval setting in which most peoples couldnt read or swim, not even afford a horse which were rather a luxuary. henry can get a horse and learn to read so hes already above 99% of the population.

[PlevisVesel]

The only way you could swim is to dump all your gear somewhere.
You can't swim with plate armor on or in your inventory

[MrEpsilonAlpha]

Originally posted by PlevisVesel:

The only way you could swim is to dump all your gear somewhere.
You can't swim with plate armor on or in your inventory

^^
This I could see

[Leonid]

"In Europe, knights often learned to swim in armor. "On the spurt" - easily. The main thing that one should pay attention to is that such a voyage was just a jerk, it required a colossal effort. 15-20 meters the warrior in armor could overcome - and after pulse under 200, the forces left, and the patrolman safely went to the bottom."

[PlevisVesel]

Originally posted by Leonid:

"In Europe, knights often learned to swim in armor. "On the spurt" - easily. The main thing that one should pay attention to is that such a voyage was just a jerk, it required a colossal effort. 15-20 meters the warrior in armor could overcome - and after pulse under 200, the forces left, and the patrolman safely went to the bottom."

I don't think they actually swam. More like waded through waist deep water for short distances.