You are only translating german-english. Have you experience with other languages?
Have you played the Beta to get a feeling for the game and the dialoges?
Is KCD a kind of game you like to play? And if yes, will you play the game after release, or not, because you know every story twist? 
How many hours will you need to translate all the dialoges (approximately)?
Will you voice act some parts? First translate the lines and then bring it to life� 
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This is a really interesting question. I still hope that we can mix the spoken languages in game with good subtitles. So we are able to hear in game Czech, German, Hungarian, Latin etc. when those languages should be spoken.
From my point of view the Czech-German tensions where more about policy (who should be Emperor / King of Germany, tax breaks and better promotion prospects for German people in the kingdom of Bohemia). So in this case the language shows more the cultural background and isnât the real reason for the tensions. The different languages strengthen the tensions because a lot of people couldnât talk to the other side properly (lost in translation).
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Not quite true:
- Germans were immigrants with high living standards (mainly due to being afforded special rights as a way of luring skilled workforce) - social tensions
- Germans by large and far were remaining loyal to Catholic Church at the time of rising Czech dissent to the Catholic church - religious tensions
- Germans were more loyal to King and Estates from whom they were deriving their rights (and protection), while among Czechs was a very high proportion of small land owners who were to a large extent free people - political tensions
Language was identifying mark, not the source of tensions.
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Hi,
1: Do you know if there might be a middle high-german/czech localization?
2: Will there be a a mode with middle-high german subtitles?
Silvia is working on her answers right now, but now it is already time for the next participant of the Weekly Torch, our Technical Designer Martin âZiggiâ Ziegler. Please ask your questions to him:
[quote=âkaiman, post:178, topic:29619â]Seeing a line like âno time for this shitâ really takes me out of the game:
(Hoping itâs just a placeholder, though)[/quote]
I really hope so tooâŚ
I am working on how NPCs react to playerâs crimes, such as assaulting NPCs, stealing, etc.
What happens after the NPS have watched the crime. After some minutes, did they return to their work and and âforgetâ this incident? And everything is like before? Most games do it this way, but is quite unrealistic.
If you are bad at stealth (in a banditcamp), and the bandits raise an alarm, will they also wake up all the sleeping bandits, to search you?
If they don´t find you, will they stay alarmed âforeverâ?
Are there different alarm levels?
Is the vision of the NPC limited by darkness or bushes? Can you hide in the dark? Is there an indication/indicator if you are visible, or not? If you are useing a torch, are you more visible?
How does the minigame pickpocketing work?
If you kill a bartender or a blacksmith, will another NPC respawn and do this job? If you kill everyone in a village, stays the village empty, or maybe,can bandits use this place as a hideout?
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too complex would be great idea.
1: Your collegue Mikke said, that you do not use destructible meshes. Can you please explain in detail why you do not use them?
2: What tools did you develop to make your life easier?
3: Will those tools be available for the later modding support?
Does the crime system check the fraction or the reasons of the offender (player or NPC) and the fraction of the victim (player or NPC) and do the NPCâs judge the noticed crime from their personal or fraction point of view? So throwing horse shite on a house of a supporter of King Sigismunds is acceptable for supporters of King Wenzeslaus, but not for other NPCâs. How does in game justice react to known crimes and is there other punishment possible than just a fine? I hope that a known slayer of innocents donât get away with just a fine there should be a lethal punishment like break on the wheel.
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Unfortunately the last questions were not on the list that I send Martin, but I will ask him if he can answer them anyway. It just may will take a bit.
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Iâm hoping we will see that quest someday in the future as dlc. Because it sounds like it would be a more lite hearted quest chain, which is great.
Why is the chick without shoes, unlike all the guys?
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Because it was in summer and the chick is actually a duck!
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Quoting Shakespeare in 1403? Either it was meant as a parody or it would be a pretty good miss by about 200 years. I certainly wouldnât see something like that in a historic game.
Don´t you know Shakespeare was inspired by real events in Bohemia?! 
Hello @Luke_Dale
some questions for you:
1; Is the friend of Henry, Lord Hans Capon a fictional or a historical person? I haven´t found any prove of him. Can you describe the backround (familly) of Capon a little?
2; Have you only played Hans, or have you more (little) roles in KCD?
3; Have you play the beta of KCD? Did you like it?
4; The bath scene is a funny one. I like the second version with the full armor.
How many takes are made of this sceen? How long have you wait in the âwaterâ ?
5; I´m sorry that KCD has no real time facial motion capture and no scanning of the fingers. I think this would bring the cutsceens too a much higher level, don´t you think? That would be much more play act, than only the body movesâŚ
6; Would you like to be part and actor of KCD2?
7; Do you make the stunts by yourself(in general)? In KCD?
8; What was your highlight as actor? Your favorite role? What role would be a dream? Something like James Bond or more like Julius Caesar?