That's a comparison I get.😂👍

I saw a title and i immediately wanted to know if it's coincidence that they made it now.

Honest guide should absolutely dedicate an episode visiting in-game sites for we KCD nerds!

@@DaweSlayer If this was intentional, it is genius :D

@@marcinband As far as I remember they haven´t even done one for KCD 1 ... so that should be something to start with.

As an avid viewer of this channel i had no idéa what a KCD2 was so i googled. A sensor output interface terminal from pepperl fuchs brought you all here?

Thank you so much 💛 You have no idea how much this means to us. Truly, thank you! And thank you for your support of our work on Patreon!

Big fan of Jičín and Sobotka. I guess I basically love the whole of Český Ráj.

Follow their guide, try to visit more than Prague if you have chance and stay safe. Enjoy.

Maybe they didn't know it. After all, they're not known for their gaming passion, are they?

+1

Svijany or Rohozec brewery would be nice

Lets face it, it probably was total coincidence. I don't belive those two are gamers.

@@zdenekdolezal9646 True. There had to be Prag in the game.

How is David these days BTW?

Cimrman is actually fictional character created by Jiří Šebánek a Zdeněk Svěrák. It was joke to their plays that became so famous thoug our country and through all generations. So bacicly he is inventor that invented unuseful crap or invented something grounbreaking 5 minutes too late after someone else. He is part of many of our jokes. Like when Bell invented telephone, he already had 3 missed calls from Jára Cimrman.

@@zdenekdolezal9646ah very interesting! Thanks! Sounds exactly like Zimmermann :D

I think originally the character Cimrman was created as a mockery of our pride in great "czech" personalities like Gregor Mendel (born in german speaking family, died long before czech independence) or Sigmung Freud (born in german speaking family of jewish immigrants, lived most of his life in Vienna). Cimrman was supposed to be another "czech" genius, i.e., czech father, austrian mother, born in Vienna and he has a german name with czech spelling.

Trutnov vs Turnov - they are like 60 km (70 km or 1,5 hour by car) away from each other. It is true that it is not very far, but in our small country it is quite difference :)

Dumplings. Its soft dought with pieces of white bread in it and steamed. It is a common Czech side dish for meals based on sauce, beacause they absorbs it well and don't overpower the taste. (Eaten by fork, not as some tourist do it by hand)

There are more types of dumplongs, these are not with bread, but with potatoes 😅 and by the way, every kid knows, that eat it with hands is much more fun (don't tell mammas 😂). ❤

@@jerswalass4172 You are right sir. They were so big that i did'nt even noticed. Potatoe dumplings are usually smaller. Also I like my Goulash with bready dumplings, so I never even though about potatoe ones here.

Yeast dumplings are made from coarse flour and yeast (of course, there are also eggs, milk, salt, broken Czech roll from the previous day). It is a yeast dough. After rising, it is made into buns and cooked. It is thrown into boiling water and cooked. Or they can also be steamed. Traditionally, ideally on a canvas. Potato dumplings have a different texture than leavened ones. It is a potato dough, meaning that there is no shortage of cooked type C potatoes (the kind that are spreadable after cooking and are good for mash). This dough is also cooked in boiling water. And then there are cottage cheese dumplings, which are often filled. Yeast dough can be used to make stuffed and steamed dumplings. And then there are the Karlovy Vary dumplings, which are the most luxurious. Don't compare dumplings to bread under any circumstances, because it will lead you to a completely different place. We actually don't eat that much classic bread with main meals. In addition, we have a different one than anywhere else in the world. You can still find a similar one in southern Poland and then at most in specialized bakeries.

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Jara Cimrman invented round kicks, but Chuck Norris has elevated it in God's level 🎉

Čertovy hlavy ale nejsou v Českém ráji, ty jsou v Kokořínsku. To je zase trochu jinde. Navíc...už tak je tam halda turistů, kteří ten útvar devastují, takže nevím, jestli je zrovna rozumné, aby to tam rozdeptala další záplava turistů, kteří dorazí pouze na ty hlavy... a přitom okolo toho je.

Turnov is often confused for Trutnov. It is also not too far (like 30 miles).

Ooooooo man. Thats all just a joke. let's repeat the lessons of the first grade of elementary school. Where is the center of the sphere (Earth), is it really somewhere on its surface? If you believe that the word is flat, then it can easily be in the Czech Republic, otherwise I would advise to give it a little more thought :).

@@midpavelvon9785 ...I know it's a joke (since Jára Cimrman isn't real). Also, from the context I assumed the center(s) Janek was talking about was geographical (surface-wise; see the sign at 4:02), not geological (solid-wise). As it turns out, people have already calculated the geographical center of Earth (which is far less obvious than the center of a sphere), and the most recent calculation says it's near Kırşehir, Turkey (as I expected, it would be an incredible coincidence if it was actually in Czechia).

No. "Ad" is "hell" in russian - in Czech it is "peklo". I believe it is derived from a word "péct" - "to bake"...

@@toruvalejo6152 Пекло где черти водятся.

peklo - hell is derived from the German pëch, which is German hell, and the Germans borrowed it from the Latin pixis, which is coagulation. However, the Czech hell is completely unique, they don't have it anywhere else in the world. It's not scary.

@@yevgeniyvalstion7467 Ну, наверно, очень жарко вокруг товарища Сатановского...

It's not "švine", it's "svině". I assume the German confused you but we pronounce it with an S at the beginning, not š/sch. English also has a related word for pig - "swine"

@@Starkiller935 Yes, you are right. Hacek is wrong. I like german words in czech language 👍

This is a video from Czech Paradise, not Prague.

It's literally bigger than the JC We have satellites, so practically, anything is viewable from soace

even your house is visible :)