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Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 | First 20 Minutes (No Commentary Gameplay) · No Commentary Gaming

• 0:18
  Music. Keep going.
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  Stop. We need more help.
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  You, Daddy. What are you doing here?
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  Go and take. Cover in the key.
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  Can't hold out against this one. Slow.
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  Much longer go and take cover with the others.
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  will you come to anoint us before we die?
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  We'll get. Anointed after the battles at
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  hands with. Booze, get ready.
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  Position. Loose take over.
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  Lord Brigade, go away over You're not.
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  Up. To it.
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  Now you're finished. You're having a chance beneath.
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  God, wait. Get over here with that crossbow
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  and join the lane. die.
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  Get that in the attack. This one.
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  Stop that fucker. Don't wait to throw your sword
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  and follow me. Now you've finished, I'll shoot
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  you an extra asshole. Thank you, dude.
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  Ribbon fucking a shoot. Knock that.
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  Let it down. Over, over.
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  You got it. Don't let them fight off.
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  Knock it down over me. Dentist Fortuna fucking you.
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  Fat. Jesus, you're only supposed to
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  deliver a message to Trusky. The most adventure I was
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  expecting was a fuck or two. Was that you?
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  Keep yelling, Sir Hans. Good gracious every you don't
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  mean to tell me you don't know Latin?
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  My apology is your Grace. Unfortunately I was too busy
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  shovelling shit and picking turnips to find time for study
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  in Latin. We shall have to rectify that.
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  I can't have an ignoramus for a personal bodyguard.
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  Anyway, this Aldens, Aldens, whatever.
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  What does that actually mean? Odentes Fortuna Yuvat.
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  Fortune favors the brain. I don't doubt it.
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  All we have to do is deliver a letter to Lord Otto von Berghof
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  and ride back again. Doesn't take much bravery,
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  Christ. Henry, don't be such a stick in
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  the mud. Now you're glad to be finally
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  out of that hell hole. But we can finally enjoy some
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  adventure, see a bit of the world, meet new women, and
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  simply have some fun. I'm sure, but you promised
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  Ohanus that you'd be as good as gold, and I'm personally
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  responsible for your safety. Besides, Trotsky's in the middle
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  of nowhere, so wouldn't expect much excitement there.
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  God help me, my bodyguard's a monk who can't speak Latin.
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  Well, Henry, looking forward to new adventures, adventures that
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  will become the stuff of legends.
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  In the 1st place, Sir Hans, we've got a task ahead of us, an
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  important one and a great responsibility.
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  You don't meet such a mighty noble as von Berghov every day.
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  So first duty, then fun. Quiet monk, you'll just spoil
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  the rest of our trip. It's all clear to me.
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  We deliver the message, get the politics over with, and enjoy a
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  bit of adventure together. But why didn't Uncle Hannahs
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  take care of it himself? Unless maybe he's just testing
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  me all. Right, it doesn't look like
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  that. He'll hand over all the Rati
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  estates to you one day, so I expect he wants to be sure you
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  won't Butch it of. Course, how could I possibly
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  Butch it up? There are foreign army rampaging
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  through Bohemia, the king is in captivity, God knows where, and
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  here we are in the middle of it all, carrying an important
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  document. No, I intend to make the most of
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  this trip one way or another. So do I.
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  How is that Fortuna? Al dentist Fortuna Uvat See, now
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  there's the Henry I know and love well enough of the chat.
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  Trust is almost within reach. How's it looking there in the?
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  Back. All good oats, just keep your
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  eyes on the road ahead. Exactly.
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  If anything in front of us even looks like it's moving, we want
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  to know. Keep.
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  Your hair off, Nick hold eyes like a horse.
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  What's that? Should we get ready for a fight?
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  Easy, Henry, for wearing von Berghof's colors.
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  They're from Trotsky. Besides, Stand a chance against
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  them. Don't do anything foolish
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  fellas, just follow my orders. What are you after here?
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  Is this usually how you greet visitors, my good man?
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  This is how we greet armed strangers when bandits.
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  Are pillaging. Everywhere.
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  Can you not distinguish between a noble and a bandit, Sir?
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  It's not always that straightforward these days.
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  Who are you people? Sir Hans Capon of Perkstein.
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  I bear a letter for Sir Otto von Berghoff from my master, the
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  Hanush of Lipa. This is indeed the seal of the
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  Lords of Lipa, and unless I am mistaken, Lord Hanush of Lipa is
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  on the side of King Vensuslas. Well, I.
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  While my master is a member of the League of Lords who side
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  with King Sigismund, so it would appear we are enemies.
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  We're not enemies, we're carrying a message with the aim
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  of putting a stop to the hostilities.
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  And who are you? Henry from Scallops I'm Laura
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  Capon's advisor and scribe, and now an envoy as well.
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  From scallops you say? The one that King Sigismund's
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  cumin forces funded. And slaughtered everyone.
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  Even so, I'm not going to trust you as an enemy, but as a peace
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  envoy. Even so, you're still strangers
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  here, and armed strangers to boot.
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  And as it happens, we're on the trail of just such a band.
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  So why should I trust you? We want to negotiate an
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  alliance. We'll come to an agreement with
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  your Lord in Trotsky, and maybe you offered to deal with those
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  bandits for you. After all, you haven't been able
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  to track them down so we can take matters into our own hands.
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  So move aside and let us dutiful Knights pass.
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  Don't provoke me, boy, or you'll pass to a place you don't want
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  to be. Didn't you say you were a
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  scribe? Or are you trying to tell me
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  you're a knight and a scribe? Don't try to pull the wool over
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  my eyes. Don't listen to him, Captain,
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  he's travelling with me for the first time and evidently he's
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  got a bit above himself. We've come on the orders of
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  Margrave Yobst of Moravia and we bear a message from Sir Hannah
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  Shevlaipa, Division of Thamberg and Radzig Kobila.
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  Our message concerns the offer of an alliance that's it seems
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  you need as much as we do right now.
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  All right, then you may carry on, but put your men in their
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  place, Sir, before their impertinence leads you into
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  trouble. Indeed, I will.
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  Thank you, Captain. Sorry about the cold reception.
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  You must be cautious. These bandits create mayhem and
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  vanish like ghosts. We'll.
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  Be on. Our way.
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  So you won't accompany us to the castle to see your Lord?
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  Sorry, Sir, we can't listen. You won't make it to the castle
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  before nightfall and sort. Those orders are to not admit
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  anyone after dark, especially while we're.
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  Away. You'd best camp until Daybreak.
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  I'll take your point. I mean, back home, the last time
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  someone had a nobleman in trouble into their castle, we
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  had to bombard it to get him out.
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  Is there an inn in these parts at least?
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  There is one, but it's a bit of a way out and I'm not sure your
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  Lordship would like it very much.
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  God. What kind of a backwater have
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  they sent us to? I just suppose we'll just have
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  to manage somehow. Good luck in hunting down those
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  bandits. Thomas, Captain at Trotsky.
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  Thank you. And sorry again.
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  Farewell. Farewell.
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  Well, this is a bit of a hold up.
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  What now since? There's no Tavern within reach,
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  we just bed down here for the night.
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  The pond looks inviting and we've got wine enough and.
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  What about those bandits? They're.
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  Probably keeping their heads down, what with that big patrol
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  combing the woods for them. Come on fellas, we'll camp here
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  on the bank. At least we can bathe.
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  I stink almost as bad as the rest of you.
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  And you lots are rank. Whistle to that.
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  Dog Henry. Whistle of yours barking.
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  Are you that hungry? All right, I'll see what I can
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  get for you. Wow.
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  Henry.