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Regis Altare Resumes Kingdom Come: Deliverance II After a Month Stuck on a Loading Screen

The HOLOSTARS English -TEMPUS- leader said he had redownloaded the game and verified its files before picking the story back up, then announced a Zelda stream for the next morning.

Regis Altare during “【🛡️ Kingdom Come: Deliverance II 🛡️】 LIES AND TRICKERY? IN MY BOHEMIA??? 【5】,” a broadcast that ran 4h 58m. Press to play from YouTube

Regis Altare of HOLOSTARS English -TEMPUS- returned to Kingdom Come: Deliverance II in the fifth stream of his playthrough, about a month after an infinite loading screen stopped him from leaving a castle in the story. Introducing himself as leader of the Tempus Guild and Hero of Slime, he told viewers he had redownloaded the game and verified its files, then played for 15 to 20 minutes to confirm it ran. He picked the story up in the castle dungeon, where he and his in-game companion questioned a prisoner.

The stream fell on what he called Oshi Day, when fans honor their favorite streamer, or “oshi.” He asked chat to type “oshi,” thanked members who had renewed their memberships, and joked about having an oshi of his own. Later he looked over a castle and imagined owning one, took a heroic ride across the fields and went hunting for wild cows.

“I’ll make you proud, I promise. That’s my promise from oshi to oshier.” — Regis Altare, closing the stream

Along the way he said a friend had sent him a VR game as a gift, which chat called a “real homie gift.” He also took part in the game’s dice gambling, and summed up his luck as good in gacha games and video gambling but bad everywhere else. He paused briefly to stretch and refill his water, then returned.

Near the end he said he would start a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on Nintendo Switch 2 at 9 a.m. Eastern time (11 p.m. in Japan) the next morning, and that he would make the thumbnail once this stream ended. He thanked viewers, waved goodbye and closed with a promise to the fans who had called him their oshi that he would make them proud.

This broadcast has no captions. This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from speech recognition of the stretches where chat was busiest, plus the opening and the close, and from the chat in those stretches; it covers only those stretches. Quotations may contain recognition errors.

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