
A modded assault on Kuttenberg sent Henry into battle with 43 allies, but what began as an experiment with the Companion Squad mod quickly turned into a citywide rampage. Morgan Park’s experiment used the mod to gather mercenaries and characters from Henry’s story for a battle that Kingdom Come: Deliverance II does not normally support.
Henry and his allies usually work to weaken Sigismund’s hold on Kuttenberg through schemes and sabotage. Park took a much more direct route, spawning named mercenaries in groups before using the mod’s Heroes menu to bring in Hans Capon, Godwin, Erik, Istvan Toth, members of Jan Zizka’s crew, Radzig, and Hanush. The growing force reached 43 allies and began to strain the game’s frame rate.

The first guard at Kuttenberg’s open entrance objected to Henry’s drawn sword. His soldiers were set to defend him, so they joined the fight only after Henry engaged the guard. Park pressed F6 to change their behavior and hoped to turn the encounter into a coordinated assault.
Loading the save on a newer PC produced an awkward problem of its own. Henry’s padded hose was missing from his inventory, leaving him bare-legged for the fighting ahead.

Once the army began attacking on its own, Kuttenberg’s guards struggled to hold their ground. The squad was in Bandit mode, however, and soon turned on anyone nearby, including innkeepers and other townspeople. Attempts to switch between attack and defense did not stop the scattered groups from continuing their rampage.

In less than 20 minutes, the city had almost run out of guards, with some fleeing the fight. By nightfall, Park had lost seven soldiers, Hans and Zizka were dead, and Henry was close to death after taking hits to his unprotected legs. City Hall stood empty. After stopping at a shrine to pray, Park found an office, took the chair, and declared himself Kuttenberg’s ruler.
The quick victory came at a steep cost to the save. The attack killed quest givers, and towns across the region wanted Henry hanged. It may have been faster than finishing the main story, but the aftermath left little room to call the campaign a success.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
Developed by Warhorse Studios



