@Zero_0200 (hallo) posted a new topic, subject "Playing as a female character possible DLC". It read:

   So there might be a chance that you can play as a female character in the future, I don't want to sound like a sexist and this game is all about historically being accurate women at that time and PLACE didn't really know how to fight they mostly did other works even in the current game you don't see any women fighting or wielding a weapon even the noble women were just married off to other nobles.
    
    so what exactly will you be doing if you play as a female, work at the bathhouse?

To which @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) replied

    Maybe its a character not meant for combat? With a more story driven approach? A young girl that escaped the cumans and acts as a scout or whatever? I don't know man, I like Henry and I'd prefer to see him developed further. That, or a DLC where we can play as Hans

Then @Zero_0200 (hallo) said

    yeah i agree playing as hans will be so good

To which @Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    A shieldmaiden maybe.  
    
    
    And games that follow history to the letter are boring…

@Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    thats why i said time and PLACE this was before and completely different in the pagan religion women fought side by side with men but it was different in Bohemia and in that era women stayed at home while the men did the fighting

@Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    As l said games that follow history to the letter are boring. Joan of Arc.

So @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    well then I don't wanna be rude but this game is all about historically being accurate u can try another if you don't like the idea female character would still be possible in an historically accurate game if the time and place changes.

To which @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    Women fighting alongside men might have happened but it certainly wasn't common, even in non christian cultures

Then @Zero_0200 (hallo) said

    it was common in the more barbaric tribes

@fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    oh? can you give me a source on this

After which, @Darthmorpheus (Matt) added

    Its a game we make the history of it. Or people will stop playing and no dlc will be sold.  
    Most of history is boring , with religious zealots and racist pricks. The dev's need to find a middle ground.

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    theyve done pretty well so far while being accurate in that henry makes literally no difference in the long run

@Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    True , l was hoping to rebuild Skalitz. Start a new history , the history of Kingdom come .

To which @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    ahahah i bet modders will do that, remember helgen reborn

To which @Istoppuck replied

    It's funny how y'all are already dreaming of the future of a game that hasn't been fixed.

@Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    Yes ! , loved that mod . Smashing stuff is fun , building stuff is awesome. l have 4000 hours in fallout 4 from just me building settlements.

@Panzercracker replied

    I remember some books like “Warring Maidens, Captive Wives and Hussite Queens” of John Klasse claim that in some old source wrote there were female fight along side male warrior during Hussite War.

@fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    jeezus and i thought my 2000 hours on skyrim was alot  
    1873 but i round up cause it sounds good

After which, @jackless added

    I have only read about germanic women during that cheered their men while fighting. They were on the battlefield but werent directly involved in the fighting.  
    There were rare occasions where the women of both sides would attack each other.  
    Even rarer were women fighting alongside men in regular combat. I have read only once about a mixed force of burgundians during the great migration… desperate times.

Then @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) said

    Really? that's interesting I'll go check it out
    
    I still assert that it was a rather rare and odd occurence when women fought

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    oh? can you link that one to me too  
    The more you know amiright

Then @jackless said

    I dont have a link for that. i think i have read it in Empires and Barbarians: the Fall of Rome and Birth of Europe. But i have quit a lot of books about this period. Could be the wrong one^^

After which, @Darthmorpheus (Matt) added

    Round it up and its 5000 , 4906 hours in Fallout 4. Conan is a good building game but no settlers , so l keep going back to Fallout 4 to build.

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    Jeez lol might as well go back and play that remaining 100 hours

After which, @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) added

    kk ty ill go check that out

To which @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    my whole point on this post was that playing as a female character is not a good idea for this game i tried my best not to be rude or sound sexist

So @213 (john cage) replied

    we don't know what it'll entail yet so impossible to know how realistic it'll be. it's probably just an expansion upon the original premise they had with theresa, ie a stealth type character.
    
    and to those saying history is 'boring" needs to take a backseat to “game play” or whatever. you do realise it's also a realism issue. women are not physically strong enough to fight as well as men. thus employing them in combat makes them a liability. shield maidens have been romanticized. i reality they had a support role while it was still the men who fought.
    
    why are people suggesting they abaondon what makes this game interesting in the first place(historical authenticity and realism) for the same wishy washy inclusion for the sake of inclusion nonsense as in the hundreds of other oblivion knock offs out there.
    
    also, joan of arc is an extreme outlier, and even then she was never in the midst of combat, she was guarded in the back.

After which, @Zero_0200 (hallo) added

    yeah I agree the thing that makes this game good is it accuracy this is how accurate this game is  
      
    i assume you all know where that is

So @Panzercracker replied

    Rattay? It look like a boot : )).

So @TheBestHenry (Henry) replied

    It will most likely be a mod or maybe the next game in the Kingdom Come series could be based around the viking invasions during the 9th and 10th centuries. Shield Maidens and the like.
    
    And I wouldn't say the history is boring, thats your opinion, I've learned something from playing this game and not many video games can provide this kind of experience.

Then @Zero_0200 (hallo) said

    I would never say history is boring I love history, but I think playing as a female in history would not be fun.

Then @dandyman (Don) said

    I think creating a compelling story based on a female lead would not be difficult. There are many examples of accomplished female warriors and leaders. Boudica, Fastrada, Ethelfleda, Jeanne Laisne, Joanna of Flanders, Emma de Gauder, Lady Bruce all have great stories that could be adapted to a game like KCD and be quite entertaining.

So @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    come on now this is a friendly post everyone is free to post his/her opinion.

After which, @RealityKings69 (Yash) added

    Sorry mate, I just got a little irked reading back to back comments from certain people who have been provided with sufficient explanations yet fail to understand. You're definitely more patient than I am

So @redbear (Rob Rozeboom) replied

    There are other games who have a female only character. You can go play them. This title is meant for men only character. it is what it is. Soon people ask for the awesome button in this game…

To which @frelmedieval replied

    thought KCD already had an awesome button

To which @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    haha I understand I for once got completely carried away in a thread and started swearing and attacked the guy.

After which, @NickelDime added

    You are both right and wrong. You are correct women did not typically get trained to use a sword in open combat, and were not typically permitted in any official military. However you are incorrect to assume that they only did things like work at the bath houses. Women were actually fairlt proficient in one particular area, assassinations.
    
    Female assassins were not completely uncommon in this and earlies time periods. Women could more easily do things like walk through cities without being noticed. They were also less often viewed as a possible threat by gaurda and nobles, so they could get close to theese people far more easily than a man. Many of them would typically use poison tipped daggers to ensure the death of ther target.
    
    so the storyline could be one that is more focused on assassination.
    
    That being said there are recorded cases of women being permitted to join official armies. Mind you these were rare cases, and the women were extraordinary. Female bandits could also be found during these time period although once again they were rare, and typically used tricks instead of ingaging in open combat from the beginning.

So @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    good point

Then @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) said

    Please provide information for both the women assassin's that were ‘uncommon' and the recorded cases of women joining official armies.

To which @dandyman (Don) replied

    There are many. Not as many as men, but there are still a lot of women who led raids, great defensive stands and some that led entire armies. I listed some above, but seriously a simple Google search has more than a few examples.
    
    I can't speak for female assassins in Middle Age Europe, but in the middle and Far East, women were used as assassins quite often. There are also many tales of female assassins during the reign of Rome, BUT whether they were true assassins or opportunists is up for debate.

So @NickelDime replied

    First off here is the female warriors/bandits https://womenshistorymonth.wordpress.com/resources/women-and-series/women-and-war/female-warriors/
    
    cant seem to find an online version of the story from my university text book, but the story essentially goes that a king or prince went to visit a castle. He was greated by a group of women, pretending to be there for his pleasure. However he was then stabbed by multiple of the women with poisoned daggers. If i am remebering correctly this was actually ordered by the queen that lived at the castle. I cant seem to find more specific information about this event online (mind you that time period is also an absolute mess, that entire book was essential, this guy was killed and this guy took over, or this person had this child). examples for this exact time period are difficult to find (mainly because we don't actually know who the majority of the actual assassins were in this time period, we only know at times who order the assassination, and some assassin groups). That being said there are examples of female assassins both earlier and later. If you are curious, one of te earlier ones was a jewish assassin (it can be read baout on the wiki article about assassinations), there is also a list of the 7 deadliest female assassins, along eith articles about female assassins in Japan. When it comes to information about actual assassins in this time period very little is really known, there is one famous assassin group, though there isnt a ton known about them (wouldnt be very successful if we knew who they were). Many assassinations are also not much of an assassination, they are just groups of soldiers killing someone, or nobles/priests ganging up with knives (though this was also fairly rare, using soldiers was more common).
    
    Though the fact that we do have some names of some female assassins in time periods around this one, along with some names from other countries in the same time period as this game, would at the very least suggest very strongly that they could be found in this area in this time period as well.

After which, @Stotek added

    @Darthmorpheus sheildmaidens are a proven myth.
    
    And what would you do as a female character in KCD?  
    Cook? Clean? Beg? Do what your husband says? Hope the cumans dont rape you because youre not a character that can do anything to help Skalitz?
    
    Play as a wanna be joan d'arch and be burned at the stake at the age of 19?

After which, @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) added

    Not even just assassination, any type of subterfuge would work
    
    For example she could play the part of a bathouse maid amd listen in on conversations between nobles or somehin

Then @NickelDime said

    Women's History Month – 18 Jan 11
    
    ### Female warriors in the Middle Ages
    
    Female warriors, duelists and military commanders of the Middle Ages (5th – 14th century) Piracy during the 5th – 9th centuries was predominately a male activity, but there is a minority of h…
    
    Here is an article that i found that lists not only female warroors but also bandits/pirates. It is true people like shield maids are over glorified, but this doenst change the fact that there were at least some female fighters in and around this time, and they were feared.
    
    You can then try to argue “well those are extraordinary cases” and you would be right. However henry is also an extraordinary case. A peasant would not be treated nearly as well as he has been treated, not to mention he get incredibly lucky, many times, and has been born with some kind of natural talent for almost everything. One cannot just ignore that fact that at least some artistic liberties have been taken, in regards to henry's story.

To which @NickelDime replied

    True she could be more spy than assassin, but i am not sure how pleased people would be with no prestonmark@example.net. Perhaps this could be an interesting idea for a different game, but this one has made a fairly big deal about its fighting system, and being able to fight in different ways.

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    Ah thats not what i was saying  
    My piint was that being limited to an assassin would be rather boring since people can do so much more that that

So @NickelDime replied

    But that is the thing, assassin is just a kind of title for what the combat stule would more so be. An assassin doesnt just kill people, they basically do all the same things as things like spies as well. Thisis also not to say they couldnt take on odd jobs/ requests, or just go on personal missions for what ever they might like (maybe just gathering some genral information).
    
    When i am refering to them being an assassin i just mean the story and interactions would be geared a bit more towards using non open combat methods. It would be a kind of contrast to henry, even though henry can do a lot of sneaky around and such, his storyline and many of his possible actions are geared far more towards open combat.

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    ah my bad then i was going by the dictionary defenition of assassin

To which @NickelDime replied

    I mean just loke being a knight isnonly one part of what henry can and does do, beig an assassin would be only one facet of the female character. Mind you this is just spit balling ideas, what actually ends up being done may be very, very different. If there ends up being a female prestonmark@example.net.

After which, @LordJulian added

    Oh boy, I'll just add my 2 dollars here.
    
    Normally everyone discusses that women are extremely rarely able to fight alongside men, that is true. In circumstances of actual women warriors they are placed in unconventional circumstances (Joan of Arc having saintly communication to god and given tasks to lead armies for example). There are women who do engage in military combat, here is a one source that I've found about a woman winning a jousting match against a knight.
    
    en.wikipedia.org
    
    ### Agnes Hotot
    
    Agnes Hotot was a 14th-century English noblewoman known for besting a man in a lance fight. She took her father's place in a duel after he fell ill, disguising herself as a man, and only revealed her true identity after knocking her opponent off his horse. After Hotot married, her husband's family in Clapton, Northhamptonshire (now Clopton) commemorated her exploits with a new crest depicting a woman wearing a war helmet. Her story was recorded by a monk in Clapton. Agnes Hotot was a young heires...
    
    I'm certainly not for women that are added for the sake of inclusivity, that would definitely kill the belivability of Historical immersion. HOWEVER, the setting of KCD is interesting enough that it doesnt take place as a standard military soldier. Henry is designed as a ‘right-hand' man for Sir Radzig. He is not part of an offical army or militia group, operates independantly from everyone else. In that manner, it is very possible to include a woman in service.
    
    However there is the need of explanation of how a woman can be much more capable compared to the scores of men that Sir Radzig have in his disposal. And considering that Henry is on his own most of the time, its highly unfesaible for a woman to be alone in her investigations infiltrating military camps and fighting scores of bandits, considering the effort she took to join in service of a lord(In my opinion, men are much more likely to take on extremely dangerous tasks)
    
    Suppose that we DO get a female character, there are many ways to get a female character to be in the premise without breaking immersion:
    
      * Garments or plate armours that covers the body fully will hardly distinguish women from men
      * Changing of hairstyles to look less feminine
      * The advantage of a woman that can infiltrate places easily(dressed as a bathouse maid)
    
    
    
    It's doable, but I think it will take a genius that can balance out historical belivability with game playability.

Then @Zero_0200 (hallo) said

    you see there is the problem it wont be cool to play as a female cuz i dont want to dress like a bath house maid…

Then @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) said

    The only thing I see there is legendary figures that may have not existed along with queens/duchesses/countesses that led and may have commanded battles. The only woman who is said to have fought is the last one that beat a man in a joust (tournament). And once again, the feminist site you linked me… provides zero sources and seems to have simply taken everything from Wikipedia. Looking at the Wikipedia articles themselves, we see that most, if not all of the named women (the European ones) simply sat in the back commanding/overseeing the troops. As for the pirates during the “Viking” era… let's not discuss prestonmark@example.net.

@NickelDime replied

    https://www.quora.com/Were-there-any-women-knights-in-the-Medieval-era
    
    Here is a sight which is basically one big discussion about medieval women fighting in this general time period. It is also aksing about them being knights (but as is mentioned throughout the responses knights themselves were not exactly common).
    
    Though this can cause issues with trying to find exact names, just as a common soldiers name would not be recorded, any female common soldiers would not have likely been recorded. Knights are really the only ones to have their names recorded for the most part.
    
    I guess it kind of depends on your idea of what a soldier is. Women most definitly faught particularly when a city was under seige, but at the same time pretty much any peasant could be forced to be a soldier.
    
    Technically a female character becoming a knight would be a massive stretch, but one being a regular fighter due to different circumstances would be more plausible.

So @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    i know this is my thread but it became too boring to read all these thing about legendary women…

Then @Waldkauz (Gerhard Swihla) said

    Panzercracker:
    
    > I remember some books like “Warring Maidens, Captive Wives and Hussite Queens” of John Klasse claim that in some old source wrote there were female fight along side male warrior during Hussite War.
    
    Sounds possible. The Hussite often turned field battles in a kind of siege battles with their circle of wagons.

So @Waldkauz (Gerhard Swihla) replied

    vonPig:
    
    > women assassin's that were ‘uncommon'
    
    There I see a problem.  
    Most rulers wouldn't openly tell that they used a assassine to kill a person who they think it would be a advantage to silence. And if they would have written down something it would be likely in a secret book as a reminder for them and not something that would be copied a few times.
    
    And from since then there were other wars, city fire etc. in Europe.
    
    vonPig:
    
    > recorded cases of women joining official armies.
    
    This is a other case. I belive that those events would be mentioned more often since it would be a rare event at this time in Europe and it has nothing to do with shadow operations.

So @redbear (Rob Rozeboom) replied

    where? was it in the latest patch? Or does it have now a silver platter for the people who cant be bortherd to play the game anymore?

So @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) replied

    https://www.gamewatcher.com/news/2018-15-02-kingdom-come-deliverance-dlc-plans-everything-we-know. So yeah. Theresa. Hope this is false.

So @moonelord (Mert) replied

    this is not necessary first bugs need to be fixed and need to find a solution for save and lockpick.after the devs should grow map or add new maps with new stories.

After which, @snejdarek (snejdarek) added

    Zero_0200:
    
    > I don't want to sound like a sexist and this game is all about historically being accurate women at that time and PLACE didn't really know how to fight they mostly did other works even in the current game you don't see any women fighting or wielding a weapon even the noble women were just married off to other nobles.
    > 
    > so what exactly will you be doing if you play as a female, work at the bathhouse?
    
    It is quite possible that the game will continue in time well into the Hussite wars. These were important not only as regards religious freedom, but also when it comes to spread of education and female empowerment.
    
    There were female fighters in the Hussite armies and they did a good job in that.

To which @Panzercracker replied

    I think Warhorse has reason for putting female character in a history game.

Then @qwerty68 said

    There is a simple solution, no DLC required. Just add an option to change Henry's pronouns.  Warhorse could even let us change gender midgame.

@RealityKings69 (Yash) replied

    Yeah Henry can go through a sex change operation midgame lol unbelievable.

@fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    thats even more unrealistic than straight up having a female protagonist  
    that, moreso that anything else would ruin the games realism

After which, @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) added

    really? Can you cite a source of this? that would be an interesting read

Then @qwerty68 said

    Who said anything about a sex change? He'd just change his pronouns, no castration required.

Then @RealityKings69 (Yash) said

    Why dont we change deers to dragons and boars to mammoths while we're at it

@qwerty68 replied

    Didn't you know trans rights were widely accepted in early 15th century Bohemia?

So @qwerty68 replied

    Don't be silly, only humans can be dragon-kin.

After which, @snejdarek (snejdarek) added

    fang3412:
    
    > really? Can you cite a source of this? that would be an interesting read
    
    What, no google in your part of the world? There's plethora of sources. Consider this just the introduction.
    
    https://books.google.cz/books?id=ZztTm-zrjIYC&pg=PT64&lpg=PT64&dq=females+in+hussite+wars&source=bl&ots=jaZQbgjUkE&sig=xqsNCgP35a3POlWPV_JH9GpP6VQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjlg-KHtr7ZAhUEL1AKHYGTBO8Q6AEIaTAK#v=onepage&q=females%20in%20hussite%20wars&f=false
    
    Not only that, but women were ordained also as priests.
    
    https://books.google.cz/books?id=LDbhV7u1_yIC&pg=PA121&dq=women+in+hussite+army&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiekpqRuL7ZAhXRh7QKHd9qB-IQ6AEISTAG#v=onepage&q=women%20in%20hussite%20army&f=false

Then @Voxdalian said

    WTF are you doing on the forum of a game that tries to be as historically accurate (without sacrificing gameplay) as possible if you don't like historically accurate games?

Then @dfug13 said

    I just want to play as Henry and further develop this character I put HOURS into. More Henry DLC pls ;(

So @Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    @Stotek Sheildmaidens are a myth , that all depends on what historein you believe.  
    Celtic and Viking woman fought at the side of there men if they wished, only the Christian Church and Muslim Mosque stopped women from being mans equal.  
    There are Alot of women that fought at the side of there man in the middle ages as well.

After which, @Darthmorpheus (Matt) added

    You said it gameplay. Historically accurate games are good, until they go to far and l fall asleep from boredom.

After which, @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) added

    Source or get out.

@Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    @vonPig  
    No , go find it yourself.

To which @qwerty68 replied

    Except that isn't true. Viking women fought in a handful or desperate battles and defended the home while the men where on campaign. Christian women did the second as well. I don't know if Muslim or Celtic women did either.
    
    It simply didn't make sense to put the progenitors of your next generation on the front lines when their upper body strength was much lesser. If WH wanted to go full realism on a female character they'd need to either give her a max strength of ~12 or retcon Henry as being a total wimp.

Then @Darthmorpheus (Matt) said

    @qwerty68
    
    Have you ever used a sword or an axe before , because l have and so has my little sister , she can use a bow and a viking style axe and shield.  
    Take a class or two and learn how to use a sword or an axe and then come back and tell my little sister she can't do it. You do know where she will stick that little axe of hers.  
    Have a look at how big a fighting axe is, you do not have to be Mr Universe to wield it.

After which, @qwerty68 added

    You realize 12 strength is enough to wield almost every weapon in the game, right? I never said she, or any other women, couldn't use an axe. I said that it would have been inefficient for ancient societies to deploy women on the front lines. There is a huge difference.

Then @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) said

    I bet you and your sister descend from King Arthur himself.  
    And if you're gonna provide information, don't expect people to look your source for you. As far as you provide no sources, your arguments are invalid.

To which @Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    lol , l'm not about to send you my small library of books. And l'm not going hunting on the net for something l have sitting just to my side. As l said find it your self.
    
    @qwerty68  
    Most women like to play as female characters, would be nice if the dev's gave everybody the choice of what they wish to play. If you think it is not historically accurate, then do not play as a female.

So @laagamer (lili) replied

    Boring? Play a different game then.

To which @Darthmorpheus (Matt) replied

    l do fast, and then go back to playing , Hearts of Iron IV.

After which, @qwerty68 added

    Dude, I don't care whether videogame characters are biologically accurate. I specifically stated ‘if WH wanted to go full realism'. I don't particularly care if they actually do so.

@fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    interesting, it looks as if these were either very tough times and very odd occasions in which these women fought

After which, @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) added

    trans rights?  
    Sex change didnt exist until recently didnt it?

Then @qwerty68 said

    Have you heard of the prophet Sarcasm, peace be upon him?

So @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) replied

    no…  
    who is it?

@qwerty68 replied

    Severus Snape.

So @Waldkauz (Gerhard Swihla) replied

    I'm looking forward to Hussite Wars.
    
    I hope also for crossbows, handguns, jousting and proper driving of carriages.

Then @vonPig (Athanasios Metalios) said

    Crossbows should have been there from the start. Not like they're not mentioned by characters. And I don't really imagine it would be that much harder than bows to implement.

To which @Waldkauz (Gerhard Swihla) replied

    vonPig:
    
    > Crossbows should have been there from the start.
    
    I know and I have mentioned it even before the game was out.  
    But they aren't in the game jet, so I hope for a DLC or the next game.

Then @fang3412 (Ronald Mo) said

    ah that makes sense

So @redbear (Rob Rozeboom) replied

    Maybe they want to play a fantasy RPG if they want to play as a female character. This is not a fantasy setting. They knew that upfront. I hope the devs wont cave under the demands. I would like to see in future releases a multiplayer option with 3 or 4 people tops in it. (coop ofcourse). If not, well that is fine as well. I love the single player aspect because sometimes you do not wanna deal with other people so now and than.

Then @mhkrzoska (Matheus Kroska) said

    Joana D'arc

So @LockPickingIsntBroke replied

    Where do you get off, american, demading that another culture and peoples revize and alter THEIR HISTORY to satisfy your gaming desires?
    
    Take your colonialist demands elewhere. There are plenty of other games out there that cater to your double and sexist standards.

Then @Voxdalian said

    Co-op would be cool but the experience will be less hardcore.  
    Also it wouldn't make sense if a bunch of people lost their swords that they made for Sir Radzig and that Istvan Toth stole multiple swords. But if other players can hop in and for example take the role of Matthias, Matthew and Fritz that'd be cool. You'd have to get them gear and they'd have to run around on foot everywhere because they wouldn't buy a horse and then get rid of it again once you're playing alone again.  
    That would mean that they'd hang out outside of the castle while you're talking to a lord and that you wouldn't have much use for them in quests (especially the monastery quest and inside Vranik), but roaming around with them killing bandits and Cumans would be cool.

To which @RealityKings69 (Yash) replied

    I agree we need a lot more women. I demand a medieval strip club or there will be riot! Better listen WH, especially Vavra

After which, @J.O.Staab (J.O.Staab) added

    I would just like a dlc or an update that makes Henry and Theresa (or maybe Henry and Lady Stepahnie) be able to continue their relationship, even buy a house or build one.

To which @LordJulian replied

    Dafuq is this, either it's historical realizm so women wash clotz or women MUST be IN everythiung.
    
    No one ever thought that a woman in an unconventional setting of playing as a secret errand for a lord who secretly wears armour to conceal her identity, does not fight mainly in battlefields but in skirmishes, infiltrates as a bathmaid, fits the assassin role reasonably, and is able to be subtle enough that she doesnt exist in the publics eyes.

After which, @longshot300mag added

    2019 DLC :“A Woman's Lot” AND the dog

After which, @Zero_0200 (hallo) added

    OK, but we are talking about KCD here do you see any women fighting??
    
    anyway as it seems a playable female character has been announced and from look of it there is no combat involved.

To which @Yettyen replied

    Somewhere I've read that she will be stealthy, what imo makes totally sense.  
    (I hope she get's nice clothes!! * u *)
    
    Women, back there, I can imagine they may have fought. But not like men did.  
    I can't imagine women sitting at home while their husbands, brothers, sons and fathers fighting in war and let themselfes simply get raided from bandits or whatever whithout trying to get away or protect their children.  
    I'm sure they had their ways.  
    Still, this is just my opinion, I'm not an expert.
    
    I'm sure warhorse will be realistic with her, since Henry is no superman either…

To which @lordtyrion replied

    when i play as a female in this dlc if i cant fuck my way to the top then its unrealistic.

To which @Zero_0200 (hallo) replied

    lordtyrion:
    
    > when i play as a female in this dlc if i cant fuck my way to the top then its unrealistic
    
    …LOL

@longshot300mag replied

    lordtyrion:
    
    > when i play as a female in this dlc if i cant fuck my way to the top then its unrealistic.
    
    I can what his primary melee weapon is ….


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