Kingdom Come Fan Fixes One of the Series’ Biggest Story Issues—and Even Warhorse Studios Is Impressed

A dedicated Kingdom Come: Deliverance fan has solved one of the RPG's longest-running story inconsistencies, earning praise from Warhorse Studios in the process. The community member created a detailed timeline of protagonist Henry's journey, proving that the events of the original game couldn't have realistically taken place over just "a couple of weeks" as suggested during the story. Even the developers admitted the research was remarkably thorough.

The project was created by a fan known as Paul (online as polisnotokay), who carefully analyzed quests, travel distances, character interactions, recovery periods, and time skips throughout the game. After compiling everything into a custom calendar, he concluded that Henry's adventure actually spans around five weeks, rather than the much shorter timeframe implied in the narrative. Paul acknowledged that the exact duration remains subjective because players can complete activities in different orders, but argued that his version provides a far more believable chronology.

Warhorse Studios quickly noticed the project and publicly praised the fan's dedication. The developer jokingly replied that Paul was "possibly more organized than we are," a comment that quickly spread across the Kingdom Come community. The lighthearted exchange highlighted the studio's close relationship with its fanbase and its willingness to celebrate community-created content, even when it points out small inconsistencies in the game's storytelling.

The timeline has already been widely shared among Kingdom Come players, with many praising the effort as one of the most detailed pieces of fan research created for the franchise. Rather than criticizing the original story, the project demonstrates the passion of the community and the depth of Warhorse Studios' medieval RPG. As work continues on future Kingdom Come projects, the interaction serves as another reminder of how dedicated fans can help keep a game's world alive long after its release.