Kingdom Come: Deliverance Was Almost Set Elsewhere

Kingdom Come: Deliverance takes place in the Kingdom of Bohemia in the early 1400s, and the game developers went to great lengths to recreate a real slice of Central Europe. The castles, villages, and forests are all based on actual locations, and the game accurately portrays the political unrest of the time. Towns like Rattay and Skalitz are designed to reflect the geography, buildings, and social life of the period, demonstrating the studio’s dedication to historical accuracy. This detailed setting feels integral to the game, and it’s interesting to note that Bohemia wasn’t the only historical location the developers considered before making their final choice.

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Darren Aronofsky’s AI-Generated War Series Faces Backlash

This series reimagines famous moments from American history as short films. It combines classic filmmaking with new AI technology from Google DeepMind. Importantly, the episode On This Day… 1776 features professional, union voice actors – it doesn’t use artificial voices for narration. You can watch the trailer for On This Day… 1776 below.

Silver’s Dramatic Downfall-COMEX’s Short Squeeze Spills Out Gold Standard!

In the grand theatre of global silver commerce, the previously placid backstage has turned into a stage of desperate improvisation. The previously languid stockpile, once the bemused jester of the market, now shrivels as if the theatre itself had been trimmed for a tighter set. When the shelves that once stacked silver like a polite gentleman’s shoe collection are found practically empty, the market cannot help but roar.