Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 makers want to avoid the first game’s controversy, now they say the medieval RPG will have a “wide ethnic range” – Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
Kingdom Come Deliverance has been criticized for poor racial representation, with the creators saying it was a matter of historical accuracy.
Many players have been waiting for the official announcement of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, and it has finally become a reality. We are faced with Role-playing game with an open world and a medieval setting. which will tell about the events after what happened in the first part, which the players really liked. Warhorse Studios has reason to be pleased millionaire sales title, but now that we know that this work will have a sequel, the controversy that existed at one time with this title has again come to light.
A few years ago, some criticized the writers of Kingdom Come Deliverance for poor racial representation that is in medieval RPGs. That is, there were no black, Asian or Arab characters, and the controversy also centered on the role of women. Its creators noted that this happened because reasons for “historical rigor”. However, in terms of the sequel, everything indicates that this event will not be repeated, since KCD 2 will have “one wide range of nationalities“.
This was stated by Warhorse Studios representative Tobias Stolz-Zwilling in an interview with IGN. “Enrique embarks on a journey from the countryside and local disputes to relatively cosmopolitan city which is besieged and occupied by the invading king. Naturally, in such a place you can expect a wide range of ethnic groups and people. different characters that Enrique would meet on his trip,” he explains (via Gamesradar).
Kingdome Come Deliverance 2 will offer a “realistic, immersive and believable medieval world.”
Stolz-Zwilling also reports that he will be helped again historians, universities, museums and more. “We are trying to present a realistic, immersive and believable medieval world, reconstructed to the best of our knowledge. And, of course, we not only have our own internal historianbut we work very closely with universities, historians, museums, reenactors and the group experts of different nationalities or religious beliefs that we actively involve in development as external consultants.
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