Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 fans, we've got some news for you, and no, it's not another heated argument about potion-crafting realism. This time, the drama involves Hans Capon—or rather, how old he's supposed to be.

Gamers have been scratching their heads over claims that Hans and Henry are supposedly just 15, based purely on their real-life historical counterparts. Sure, Jan Ptáček of Pirkštejn was 15 in 1403, but come on—have you seen Hans and Henry? Clearly, the dude's older than your average Fortnite player.

Enter Luke Dale, the brilliant actor behind Hans, who finally addressed this Kingdom Come controversy head-on in a recent livestream. Thanks to Reddit hero DreadWo0lf, we got to hear Dale’s hilarious yet blunt response firsthand:

"They're not 15," Luke Dale stated bluntly. He explained it's all about "artistic license," adding, "You kind of have to play fast and loose with history" to make the story work. Luke Dale emphasized that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is an adult game, hilariously noting it "wouldn't be right" for Hans to do half the outrageous stuff he gets up to if he were only 15.

Finally, in true Hans Capon fashion, Dale closed the debate with style: if anyone still believes Hans and Henry are 15, they should "f off and shut the f up." Well played, Luke—well played indeed. And with that, the Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 community finally puts this weird theory to rest.

FAQs

Is Hans really 15 in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2?

Nope! Actor Luke Dale confirmed Hans Capon is definitely older, dismissing the idea as historically inaccurate—and pretty ridiculous too.

Why did the creators change Hans Capon’s age?

They used artistic license because Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 involves adult themes inappropriate for a historically accurate teenage Hans Capon.

How did Luke Dale respond to fans claiming Hans is 15?

He humorously shut them down, bluntly suggesting anyone who still believes Hans is 15 should keep quiet and move on.