Hellish Quart - Release Date Cinematic Trailer | Fencing Game 

that french fencer looking rather attractive ngl

@SharkTank Again, what's your deal with my Steam/Discord name?

I am pretty sure that the fencer (I think she was called "Maria") is Spanish...

into the Ukrainian bar

@@jacplac97 maybe he wants to be your friend

I think he's a Tatar.

@@allengordon6929 *Crap.* _Not the most popular folks in that part of the world, I heard._

From another comment: "Kamil Szadkowski I'm pretty sure it's a real story told by XVII century nobleman Jan Chryzostom Pasek in his diary. After the successful Battle of Vienna, many polish soldiers returned home with piles of loot robbed from the Turkish camp. One of them decided to surprise his father by dressing in Turkish clothing (I believe he also road a camel but I might be wrong)."

@@MrDibara Not exactly, Friend. Polish tatar community is well liked and respected nowadays. Historically they fought against Poles and Cossacks, just to swear service to polish king when greater threat emerged (Deluge of Swedish king for example). So... emmm a frenemy and occasional raider? The term "Turk" was used exclusively for Ottomans. If so, the story ceases to be tardy, and becomes retardy (in a funny positive sense).

@@manapple176 Damn i completely forgot about Pasek's memoirs. Thank you Sir.

*[ To Be Continued...

“Yep that’s me, I. Bet your wondering how I got in this situation. Well it all started in th... *BANG*”

She didn't miss the pistol with the wine, though, as she intended to prevent the dude from shooting with it.

@@685eric685 Congratulations on ruining the joke. And here we were just having some fun... -__-

@@MrDibara Too bad I didn't get it.

yeah definitely, it lends it a bit more authenticity, like when tekken characters speak their native language

He's just a one man studio, cut the guy some slack.

@@kelnhide i bet there ARE people willing to give their voices for this game for free)

Ukraine meant simply a "Borderland" so it was no "ukrainian" language hundreds years ago, but only Ruthenian language bcs most of the indigenous people in that territories were eastern Slavic people, the Ruthenians: ancestors of todays Bellorusians, Ukrainians, carpathian peoples like Lemko, Hutsuls and Boyko, and many Poles who have a ruthenian descent.

@@damianb8322 According to Guillaume Levasseur de Beauplan, who was a cartographer, in 1660 - Ukraine did exist. One way or another - just research : "Description d'Ukranie" by French Engineer and cartographer Guillaume Le Vasseur de Beauplan ."

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It’s a wonderful trailer that clearly shows love to the genre and media focused on the time frame. Also the little details like the barmaid doubling back on the first table, and the fact the Frenchwoman had the other two pinned as trouble because she doesn’t stop looking their direction while they’re talking. Or hell the fat man just continuing with his story despite clearly being gestured to stop for a second. It’s very... Tarantinoish I would say, in how it can establish character with limited dialogue and character action.

@@theramblingexile2498 Y'know, it's amazing how well your phrasing captured how I perceived each of these characters and their presentation during this trailer. I don't think I could've worded better, thank you! And I agree with you, there's so much class in this! I know the "bandit" and the Frenchwoman are probably the protagonists, but I also can't help but love the fat guy, he just seems like a genuinely nice fellah to have around! And the bald one feels like a classic rogue, always looking for an opportunity to get some coin.

@@MrDibara Thanks for the kind words. And it seems like all the characters depicted might get their own stories so we'll hopefully see more great scenes like this.

It's based on a series of books.

Same.

W temacie nie wirtualnych walk i Wielkiej Historii Szabli Polskiej .. . szablotłuk polski

@@szablotukpolski5201 wszędzie gdzie chodź raz się pojawi tematyka szabli polskiej widzę ciebie. Dlaczego mnie to nie dziwi że nawet tutaj się pojawiłeś?

@@piotrwisniewski70 ... mnie też to nie dziwi :) pozdrawiam

Chorągiew! Zdobyłem! Chorągiew zdobyłem! ... Nie znałem swojego męstwa... :o

@SharkTank you're creep

Makes sense because those regions had some badass warrior peoples

This setting is way too much overlooked, for a westerner like me it's exotic (in a cool way) but still familiar enough to get into it

I'm pretty sure it's a real story told by XVII century nobleman Jan Chryzostom Pasek in his diary. After the successful Battle of Vienna, many polish soldiers returned home with piles of loot robbed from the Turkish camp. One of them decided to surprise his father by dressing in Turkish clothing (I believe he also road a camel but I might be wrong).

I think he's a Tatar.

@@kamilszadkowski8864 *Damn. Well that ended pretty well, I imagine.* ':(

@@MrDibara imagine knowing that the war is still far from home, then without any news whatsoever, the "enemy" is already on your doorstep

@@allengordon6929 The fat guy is not a tatar. Looks like a polish noble, him friend is a cossack.

@SharkTank What ? Why would you need that?

@SharkTank I could do that on a smurf. Your proposition seems fishy especially when looking at your channel content...

Or even just randomize it so people will get used to it!

Or just add an option so you are both on the left side of the screen and the camera is just focused on the other side for you.

check out other youtubers' gameplays. They always stay on the same side.

@SharkTank I don't know what you need it for, but okay.

I kinda agree with you but it seems that you can lose hands, limbs and even your head on a round so that would be problematic for the next one xD

Well this channel I believe is the developer's

@Redsand not as common as you think

Not gonna lie, I'm most looking forward to her being released.

just wait until the longsword girl

@@acethemain7776 no flufy hat tho

@@acethemain7776 Kind of weird that they´re the only two unique ones while the others all have some sort of Saber.

@SharkTank what's your angle here aha

@SharkTank hey that's not a bad shout at all brother haha

Bro even war herself is hype for this!

miód (mead)

@@JeanBaptisteEmanuelZorg In the Balkans? I thought that was mostly in Western Europe unless they made their own version of it in Slavic countries.

ty chyba nie wiesz o czym mówisz, pooglądaj „Potop”@@sethguest781

One of them is a cossack, sure, but the other one is a Polish szlachcic (nobleman).

@@goromorg4217 yup, the guy in gray is clearly a nobleman

@@zabaszatana6319 How can you tell?

@@ladyhm.6748 That old drunkard is clearly based on Zagłoba character from the Sienkiewicz trilogy. He had enormous talent of getting new friends among everyone. However in the books, he was the one travelling with a lady in mans clothes. BTW. Polish very numerous nobles ware often poor, they ware more like a free peasants, sometimes just serving someone without any land, so they not always had money for an expensive clothing. This one however probably spend all the money for food and alcohol LOL Now give us Longinus! With his large two handed sword and the oath to not have sex, before he cut three heads at one strike LOL

@@Pandzikizlasu80 Thanks for replying! I'll check out the trilogy, seems interesting.

Ну, як то кажуть: "Шабля - як дружина: і нагодує, і розважить, й прихистить." Тож може в цього байстрюка окрім шаблі нічого й нема)

@@_CossaCShocK_ ну б в реальності, якби він би отримав шаблю , то точно би неї продав і придбав собі нормальний одяг. Бо як не крути простий спис ефективніший за шаблю

@@user-mk7ex9hx6c Це доволі цікаво: ходити усюди зі списом - якось не дуже, але із шаблею - чом би ні. Так її зручно тримати на поясі, але всеж шабля - це особиста зброя для самозахисту, а спис - військове снаряддя. Згоден з вами, що простий селюк навряд міг придбати шаблю, але тут вже й можна причипитися до того, що ніде не видно коней, та стайні, а пан із кралею навряд пішки тьопав...

Шаблю мог, а вот пистолет незнаю

@@user-bp8zx4ve7p , самопал дешевле шабли

Same. Man, it's amazing how many incredible games we can learn from them being reccomended by a few RU-vidrs. (and not just _any_ RU-vidrs, Skallagrim is really good, just like Shadiversity and Maximilian Dood are in my opinion)

i don't think it is, look at the previous videos

It's more of a Tekken-like control scheme, with a bit of a Die By The Sword flavour (linking cut directions by pressing 4 opposite buttons on gamepad/keyboard/fightstick, just like you did using numpad in DBTS)

The fat guy have a different sabre style called crosscutting.

No, his name is stated as Barabash

Ivan Bohun was a zaporozhian cossack colonel and i'm sure his clothes were no different then polish nobility clothes (he was probably of noble origin himself.) Barabash in game look rather a poor common cossack.

A noble outlaw. in polish: Infamis (from latin: Infamia) The kill of Infamis was rewarded by the law.

SKALLAGRIM GANG WHERE U AT?!?