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There are no children in the game. We all play in an environment full of adults. Its as the child catcher or the Pied Piper of Hamlin has been through the realm. Henry has yet to catch up with the Piper (future side quest).
But yea in real terms, Henry would be 14-15. His parents are putting more emphasis on being more responsible, he's just around the corner from being married. But hes still throwing dung and fighting like a teenager.
Who would you rather trust? Someone from Deep Silver (at least one step removed from the creative process) promoting the game or someone from Warhorse--the actual studio who created the game-- and who was instrumental in designing the game and in making the decisions--someone who was, himself, involved in writing the story?
Who would you rather trust? Someone who lays it all out there, who's details can be verified over and over again just by doing a search on the Internet or someone who hides behind anonymity and never reveals even how much experience (if any) he has with the game?
That's the problem with authenticity and trust--they have to be at least marginally verifiable.
may i ask what is the problem whit Henry's age? I don't understand. Its because he is too young to do the stuff he does in the story? thanks
On the face of it, no problem.
But if he is older than 16 or so it doesn't square with what we know about that period in time--the historical facts, IOW.
What's more, people complain incessantly about how clueless Henry is--how he has no skills and has to learn everything; how he gets killed by peasants and surrounded by multiple opponents; etc., etc., ad nauseum.
But you can't have it both ways... even if you let your own modern sensibilities govern your perceptions.
If he is 27... no job, no skills, unmarried, still living with his parents... he would be considered the village idiot in medieval Bohemia. Even the way Henry has to build his strength gives the lie to him being a full grown adult in the harsh world of the work-or-die 15th century.
If he is a teenager, by medieval standards he's probably still a little lame but at least his ineptness is understandable. If he is a teenager then doing "childish things" is understandable. And then (and only then) the ubiquitous perception that he is a "lad" or even a "child" makes sense.
And more importantly, his story, his journey to 'manhood' makes sense.
The original idea was Henry is in teen age. Remember, that in medieval time you are taken almost adult in 14-16, helping with the work already from 10-12, some girls alraedy married in 15 etc. Of course the actor is older, the movements of the character scaned in the motion capture studio are "adult", so you have rather impression of a guy in twenties. But the idea was he is very young, uneducated, unexperienced teenager and before end of KCD he actually become a man, not aging of course, but in the similar way boys become men, rather inside. I hope I explained it little bit more :-] In the end, doesnt matter, the important is the emotional connection you get to Henry on his way, I believe.
But shouldn't be surprised as most people still think the propaganda written by the Romans was truth, too.
Believe what you want. And argue over a piece of fiction that's a video game.
Thank you, JiriRydl!! (This is the dev who answered me.) Thank you for so generously taking the time to correct the record.
Pay attention those who doubt. Pay attention those who hide in the bushes and doubt other peoples' word.
See post #20. And read ... for once!
Evidence?
Source: 'trust me bro'
You just typed letters in a post.
Others commenting have posted videos of the dev proving their point of him being 20's