Summary
I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t trust a medieval toilet. First, there’s the smell — no plumbing means you’re sitting on a bucket full of crap, left to fester until some poor sod cleans it up. Then there’s the little rats scurrying about in the dark; the idea that one might jump out at you mid-squat is horrifying. But worse than all of that is one specificKingdom Come: Deliverance 2latrine, which could easily kickstart a zombie apocalypse in Bohemia.
As discovered byu/GijsWauters(viaGamePressure), there’s what looks to be a Clicker fromThe Last of Usleft to rot inside a random, fungus-infested toilet. It might only be the skeletal remains of a Clicker, thankfully not a live one, but sitting down to relieve yourself after a hard day of bandit bashing just to see a zombified skull is still terrifying.
It’s a pretty easy-to-miss easter egg, one that — as commenters point out — doesn’t appear to have been found before today. Though that’s hardly surprising; “It makes sense why it hasn’t been discovered yet because who looks into these things? No offense OP,” u/NanzLo- mused.
Nice find, but are you walking around looking in all the toilets?
“God [forbid] a man has hobbies!” u/GijsWauters replied. “No there’s a huge pile of sh*t right next to the toilet and I thought ‘Does this actually connect from the [inside]?’ [which] it wasn’t but then I saw the skull”.
You Don’t Have To Go Sifting Through Toilets To Find Easter Eggs
Thankfully,the other easter eggs in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2are more obvious and don’t require staring down the barrel of a filthy toilet to find.
There are nods toAssassin’s Creed, such as when an NPC mutters the famous mantra, “Nothing is true, everything is permitted.” You can also find a tribute to Let Me Solo Her, the famedElden Ringplayer, who is buried with a pot on their head. And there’s even a nod toSkyrimwhen Henry mentions “a bloke who took an arrow to the knee”.
With the community still finding little easter eggs (and at the perfect time, too, asThe Last of Us' second season is streaming on HBO right now), who knows what else we’re missing? As u/Steve_Gherkle puts it, “I feel like we’re gonna be finding stuff like this for years”. Just hopefully not in another medieval latrine.
