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@brehiterjaimes2 @WarhorseStudios @DailyKCD Yes, I think your guess is right, and the Middle-earth game really will come out closer to 2030. Although, since it’s being built on a new engine, development might take longer.

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@vali3321tv @WarhorseStudios @DailyKCD I want so badly to believe in this surprise—Warhorse is skipping Gamescom this year, but I really want to believe that something will happen tomorrow at 8:00 PM during ONL.

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@DailyKCD Well, everyone was a noob at some point, so there's nothing surprising about that. I’ve put 300 hours into KCD 2, and there are still things I don’t know. It all comes with experience.

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@DailyKCD Well, the game does seem difficult at first, but the key is grasping the principles: using diplomacy, developing your economy early on, and understanding the strengths of your faction and sub-factions. All in all, it’s a game that offers hundreds of hours of gameplay.

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@Lekkim_Piorem @DailyKCD Yeah, and there are still 588 days left in the release window for the new Kingdom Come.

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@DailyKCD For the first half of the game, I used Bruncvík's halberd, but after retrieving Martin's sword and reforging it to the masterwork level, I used it for the rest of the game.

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@DailyKCD Personally, I’ve never been on a hiking trip in the woods, but I love exploration in games and enjoy visiting various architectural landmarks—especially castles. And after playing the game, that desire has only grown stronger.

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@LadyMirdan Well, to get into the Fan Fest, you had to at least buy a ticket—they aren't free, after all. I don't think anyone would have just let that person in otherwise. Besides, nowhere did it say that the Fan Fest was exclusively for die-hard fans.

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@MrSRTTT @GamingCulture_ You're wrong to think that. I think we'll see for ourselves at Gamescom.

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@DailyKCD There isn't long left until Gamescom—Opening Night Live is on August 25—and there is a very strong possibility that something will be shown. At the very least, a teaser featuring a new title and a new character.

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@TheGameVerse I don't want to disappoint you, but that was already mentioned back in late May when the game was announced.

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@DailyKCD At least someone is keeping track of the time. And it’s a good thing it’s *Kingdom Come* and not *The Elder Scrolls VI*, where eight years have passed since the announcement. Warhorse, at least, doesn't take ages to release games.

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@jharn20 @WarhorseStudios Ok

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@ReadFitzgerald @WarhorseStudios You have a new game coming out in a year and a half.

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@DailyKCD Write: 14 days left until Gamescom (ONL).

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@Bigvadrouiller1 @DailyKCD I think your wish will come true by March 31, 2028.

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@michaelkvnt @WarhorseStudios The game is set to come out within a year and a half, and the studio hasn't started its marketing campaign yet. Gameplay trailers usually drop a couple of months before release—meaning, in the case of the new *Kingdom Come*, that would be in a year's time.

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@michaelkvnt @WarhorseStudios The new Kingdom Come has already been announced.

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@DailyKCD I recall that in the first game, right at the beginning, you had to stand guard at Talmberg; in the second, when we were given a squad, we had to check on the sentries—but as for doing it voluntarily, without it being part of a mission? No, not really.