#hanush

[satiwi1]

Imagine being such a crappy human being that the telepathic alien spider who's been watching ur memories and showed up with the sole intent of helping you and helping you introspect bitches you out then pisses off. 'My interest in you has expired' pop off

[onemoretryx2]

My dad

[zebra3girl]

Radzig & Hanush being chaotic BFF's for 4 minutes (Kingdom Come Deliverance)

[gyuricaur]

[cardo-de-comer]

sir Divish of Talmberg I really like his armor design. also another cursed process. I render my art on one layer and it really shows here lol

[mi-xin]

LOVE, in spite of everything. . .

[feelinungry]

and i will always, always, be defending the "plot-holes" that are not actually plot-holes at all. i've seen people on facebook complain so many times about the ending of the game - about the siege of talmberg to be more exact.

"just attack it", "just take it down", "why doesn't divish just do it", "ohh his wife he can't even fuck! nobody gives a damn", "henry doesn't even really care for radzig at this point" etc.

and i have to go back to that one solitary thing this game literally cannot exist without: love. it's the main aspect, it's the pillars the story stands on, it's everything.

medieval movies and books like to picture the old times ala skyrim: "my son was very young when he died. but he did so while doing his duty. he fell for skyrim! he fell for the empire! i do not mourn for i am proud!"

"oh, i loved my father more than anything. but he is gone now. that is life."

it is. but. hear me out. people back then - were actually just like people now. we break down when we lose someone we adore, cherish, love, protect. no matter how stoic we may be, we don't take it lightly, do we?

so, if you think about it, is it a plot-hole, when divish refuses to attack his castle because

it's his home and he loves it

his wife is in there

his friend is also in there?

robard would not attack if it were divish in there. radzig would not attack if it were henry in there. hans would not attack if it were hanush in there. istvan would not attack if it were erik in there. captain bernard would not attack if it were hans in there.

it all comes back to love. and wanting people you care about safe.

martin running back to certain death because his wife is in the village when the cumans attack.

both parents worrying about nothing but their beloved son even while they are being brutally murdered.

everyone on talmberg willing to lock henry up just to keep him away from skalitz (for reasons yet unknown).

theresa making a last stand for someone just as lost as her.

the understanding he's met with when henry comes and admits his failure to radzig, the fact that he went against direct order. (nothing, absolutely nothing else but radzig being in debt to martin, or radzig being someone close to henry, could explain the understanding, the acceptance, and the outcome of the whole situation. how do you think henry - who is just a young man, not a hero, not a dragonborn, not a chosen one - would get away with all this?)

henry backed out of the night raid on talmberg because hans was wounded and wouldn't survive long enough for the mission to succeed.

hans (in one of the outcomes) carried him out on his back, saving his fat ass. no time for glory, no time for saving the hostages when it's suddenly your best friend who is on the ground and bleeding out. he might have succeeded with the mission. yet he didn't hesitate when suddenly it was him who was put in the shoes of those who just wanted to keep their loved ones safe. it was stephanie for divish (he approved the raid). it was radzig for henry (he was the one who went first and most willingly). and it was henry for hans (who immediately backed out on henry's behalf). all those actions were based on love.

would you attack talmberg, knowing there was someone you loved? someone you wanted to know better, someone you wanted to learn how to love, someone who could have been much closer if he only tried? someone you only just met?

the whole story starts with love, continues with love, ends with love. it is everywhere you look and you don't even have to romance anyone to see it, to feel it. it is in the npcs' lives, it's the motivation behind so many actions. it's in henry's decisions. in your decisions.

because, don't you just love this game?

[kaktusjin]

My impressions of the gameplay showcase and more

Beware of SPOILERS

First of all, I want to say that I got more out of the showcase than I expected. I really liked the gameplay. At first, it was a little weird looking at Henry. I don't know, something about the mouth animation bothered me, but then I got used to it and stopped paying attention to it. The rest of the characters looked good to me right away.

Secondly, the press footage revealed the beginning of the game. And I'm okay with that. I really enjoyed seeing Henry and Hans again, even at such a dangerous moment.

Third, Henry is a puppy.

It's like WH made Henry look younger since the first trailer.

I like how Hans stops Henry from rushing into an unequal battle.

And yes, Hanush and Radzig. You both were out of your minds to send them with this letter, which will not protect them at all. Or maybe even the opposite. Is this a negative influence of Radzig?

And it's so sweet how Henry quickly realizes that everything is going to hell and comes to Hans' aid.

Then the story about Henry being saved by Hans, and then vice versa, Henry saving Hans - it confused me a little :D It will be hard to wait

What else can I say? The graphics are beautiful. Everything feels like good old KCD, but better.

And yes, this character is funny as hell. Apparently he will be accompanying us in the game for some time. And I have definitely seen him before ;)

[triplescotch]

Sir Hanush: I should made you dress like a bride and marry some kumanen

(really want to seeeee

(and Henry to the rescue

[mistmirrors]

An Oath is An Oath, or: On being noble, but not only by birthright

This might be a weird take (please be gentle, it's my 1st time... posting here), esp. considering the prevailing (though whether entirely accurate is another story altogether) opinion that the Middle Ages was The Worst Time TM, but... having finished KCD 1 for the 1st time a few days ago, while there were things I loved (and disliked) about the game, what struck me the most was the An Oath is An Oath quest.

My ass was clenched the whole time waiting for the inevitable betrayal, from either side or both, but it never came, and I was flabbergasted. And it made me fall all the more in love with the noblemen (including István Tóth). I never saw Divish, Hanush and Radzig as 'the (objectively) good guys' or 'heroes' and István as the 'bad guy' or 'villain', only as protagonists and an antagonist.

But after that quest was finished, I did start to consider Henry's father especially, but also his friends, good men. Of course, they have flaws and they did some things I would not consider right (*cough* siring-an-illegitimate-son-with-a-woman-he-knew-he-would-not-be-able-to-marry *cough*), but overall, they have a solid moral code and principles they act on consistently.

Selflessness, loyalty, unbreakable bonds, duty, justice, fairness, generosity, honor, trustworthiness, and the courage to, against all odds, do what is right... How often do you get to see a character actively pursue these values, even when it is inconvenient and difficult and at a cost, in modern media?! I was blown away, it reminded of some of my most beloved classics, like Le Morte d'Arthur or The Three Musketeers.

I was only wondering if anyone else loved it the same. And if any of the writers somehow see this, let me thank you for your part in crafting this masterpiece. For me at least, the narrative and the characters are what drew me into the game. And I guess it goes without saying that this quest especially was meaningful to me.

[wildbeautifuldamned]

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[onemoretryx2]

Some kcd wips and sketches

[brujahinaskirt]

15th Century as Reductress headlines - PT 2

[aesopsharpmybeloved]

KCD + Reductress Headlines 2/?

[PART 1]

[bernzki]

When you put up a tournament for some entertainment but then the Skalitz boy appears and you already know who will win.

I gave up shading midway so have a wonky-handed Hanush

[henrytheedonkeyofskalitz]

Nightingale...*facepalm* Sir Hanush is sitting right there.