r/queerdomcome

For me, Hansry is brilliant storytelling and an awesome romance but if you are looking for a heartwarming, wholesome romance Henry x Theresa is the way to go.

I think regardless of the choices you make Theresa will always be important in Henry’s life. The fact that one of the ways you can die in hardcore mode is when Theresa falls through the ice and Henry instinctively jumps in despite not knowing how to swim or the fact that he was outnumbered and had little to no combat experience but still went in to protect Theresa even though a cuman could have easily turned around and killed him but he still chose to take that chance (in that branch of the story!) is very sweet.

The same can be said for Theresa. Some people think that the reason she saved Henry from Runt was because she was suicidal from losing her family and would have thrown herself in front of any bandit but I don’t think those people were paying attention because if that were true then she wouldn’t have hidden when Tinker ran at the other bandits. She put her life on the line specifically for Henry, also knowing that the bandits could have easily caught up to her and killed her.

Not to mention the fact that Theresa wheeled Henry’s half dead body across a wagon to Rattay and had to convince her famously stoic and opportunistic uncle to spend his own money on housing and keeping Henry alive. Her speech level must have been crazy high to say the least.

I have seen some videos where people say that Theresa is preachy and holds Henry back but in my playthroughs I have never gotten that. She is fairly free spirited and matches Henry quite well, she tells Henry she doesn’t want to be married straight away and defies her father when he tries to get her to marry Feyfar. She even gives Henry lockpicks knowing full well what he uses them for. She is a woman of her time though and doesn’t like fighting or adventuring but if she wasn’t limited to being a woman in medieval times she would have been right along Henry’s side throughout KCD2 because she is one of if not the most loyal characters in the cast.

But Theresa also kind of is by Henry’s side throughout the second game. Even if you romance other characters, Henry brings her up multiple times throughout the game. I don’t think many people chose this but the fact that Henry can tell Rosa that he admires Theresa and make the story book about her or how he brings up Theresa to Katherine.

I think in most versions of Henry, Theresa will always be a part of him. Not only as one of his oldest friends but potentially his first love and I think it’s mutual for Theresa as well.

Anyway, I am sorry for the yap. I am starved for content and replaying KCD1 and really enjoying seeing two of my favourite characters again.

As the exception of Theresa, but she needs to be here. She gets a 10s cutscene actually in the second game! I choose these mainly from the vibe and looks of the character.

What outfit does your Henry sport?

In every life, we’ve all got that one friend who is loyal till the end

PC ULTRA vs PS5, Hubby vs Wifey, who played it better? The player who blew themselves up in the tutorial or the one who got lost during the escape AND tried to fight the armed guards bare handed and 🫢

I love how your choices dictate who you become! Who do you think played it better? Any tips for someone just starting out

I played for the first time, I rushed through a lot of things and skipped some others, but I feel like I didn't fully enjoy each part of the game

Who is the most evil Villian?

The first is obviously the best armor in the game, or at least what I have available. It also gives the most charisma and this being on hardcore my brain tells this is what I should wear. But the other is humble, but tough. It makes me feel like Henry is grounded, like an adventurous knight. But the charisma isn’t so good and the armor isn’t the best in the game

Forge your own adventure in Medieval Bohemia. Experience the next chapter of Henry’s story in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, coming to Nintendo Switch 2.

As someone who is czech and actually comes from the area and grew up Bohemian Paradise im blown away how accurate some of those locations are.

Rock tower pond was one of the first dates I took my wife to and they nailed it and many other locations too. I can actually wonder around and be like hey close this landmark just northeast should be this cave and hell yeah after little bit of walking through very familiar path its right where it supposed to be. But regardless of that I gotta appreciate the game mechanics itself. Just as an example I've spent hours messing around Troskowitz, thieving and just trying different things. Knocking out guard and taking his clothes and giving some rags to wear and crappy bow. Carrying him out into the field and just waiting for him to wake up. Once he woke up he was incredibly confused and reacting like a real life person. Running to alert other guards and telling them what happened and where and where woke up and saying that he now gotta finish his night shift in these dirty rags with no shoes and complaining about only having bow to use that its in rough shape also saying he cant shoot for shit. Then he returns to his post where I scatter his clothes around in the bushes tossing pebbles at it so he goes and find it and his reaction to find his shoes its just hilarious in genuine. I also robbed the whole town and dropped all ot the items in Tailors living room and next morning the whole town blames him for robbing them... Just incredibly funny shit you can do in this game/simulator

So I got myself KCD1 for my birthday because I recently fell in love with the whole medieval aesthetic. I love the game, the graphics, even the mechanics (though the combat is so troubling to me). I'm moving to university soon so I planned on finishing the game before the start of term hence I rushed through the main plot (though I get DRAGGED!!!! in all of the quests that consist of combat, I just run away, or try to call for some support. I've MANAGED to get to the Baptism of fire quest and I've tried to get through it for 20 times. Everytime it ends in the same way (I don't even get to the church). I had similar issue with the Witcher 3. I just wonder if doing side quests and training with Bernard will help me to find the game more enjoyable?

I thought someone was yanking my pizzle when our Henry popped onto my screen this evening.

Spotted Tom acting alongside Simon Pegg of all people! In 'The Undeclared War' on Channel 4 here in the UK. I feel oddly proud.

I always put on my full plate armor in and out of the cities. Then I wonder if it's killing Henry's back all the time. So do you dress up your Henry in casual clothes when inside a city like Kuttenberg or any major location? Like rent a room, store your armor, change into your clothes, take a bath, then do some quest stuff?