Vainamoinen: Thanks for seeing that, seriously. And to rephrase again to catch me some more of those downvotes, I believe actual historical accuracy would have been enough to make people see the problem with treating women that way.
Whoring around in the middle ages didn't give you health and charisma buffs.
It gave you gonhorrea and syphilis.
But, of course, as we're set in our ways in expecting mistreatment of women to be explicitly rewarded in games, these little realistic quirks would of course be interpreted as being beaten over the head with politics. But the game mechanics
already beat you over the head with politics. The achievements
already beat you over the head with politics. They're going wink-wink with the MRA memes, for crying out loud. The game's codex communicates the CEO's idea of a woman's ideal looks (which may or may not have been idealized by the richest .01% of the population back in the day) as the ideal woman of the time. The game consistently rewards you for misogyny. Which is, from what I've played of the Witcher 1 and 2, still quite a bit different from CDPR's war horse, because intrinsic rewards loomed large there ("I got a sex scene") while completely unrelated extrinsic rewards seem to be Kingdom Come's hot shit (charisma, health replenishment, achievements).
As things stand right now, Kingdom Come is a game with extreme right politics in it, something it was explicitly promised not to be.
I can respect your point of view, don't get me wrong. And it is probably a bit of the "old boys' club" going on here. Incentivizing bastard behaviors isn't new in games, and has often been done tongue in cheek style. Look at prostitutes in GTA III and beyond. Health replenishment, sex noises in a car, then kill them for your money back. The behavior is incentivized, otherwise many gamers would never do those things. Treating women badly is a bad bad thing. We agree on that. That they did it in the past also is something we agree on. That it has to be portrayed as bad in the game is where I think we disagree, and I'm ok with that.