How much Köttbullar humour is there?

[Sunbather]

I ended up refunding the campaign because the humour was not for me. (I am a German myself so I don't like to laugh.) Yet the premise seems sexy (F-4, Cold War gone HOT, Summer Kola) so may I ask if the Köttbullar humour continues or if it gets a bit more serious after that? Or put differently: after many casualties and carpet bombings, do the the WISO and the pilot still talk about Köttbullars? 

[MAXsenna]

I ended up refunding the campaign because the humour was not for me. (I am a German myself so I don't like to laugh.) Yet the premise seems sexy (F-4, Cold War gone HOT, Summer Kola) so may I ask if the Köttbullar humour continues or if it gets a bit more serious after that? Or put differently: after many casualties and carpet bombings, do the the WISO and the pilot still talk about Köttbullars? 

Now I HAVE to get it. I assume they fly out of Sweden then? If not, the humour is misplaced.

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[Cyking]

1 hour ago, Sunbather said:

I ended up refunding the campaign because the humour was not for me. (I am a German myself so I don't like to laugh.) Yet the premise seems sexy (F-4, Cold War gone HOT, Summer Kola) so may I ask if the Köttbullar humour continues or if it gets a bit more serious after that? Or put differently: after many casualties and carpet bombings, do the the WISO and the pilot still talk about Köttbullars? 

Hi,
thanks a lot for taking the time to share your feedback! I totally understand if the campaign didn’t click with you, humor is always a matter of taste, and it’s absolutely fine if it wasn’t for you.

To clarify: the whole “Köttbullar” or food-related banter actually makes up only about 2–3% of the dialogue across the entire campaign. These lighter moments are deliberately placed outside of combat zones and not during mission-critical phases.

My intention as mission designer was to use that kind of dialogue to break up longer transfer or transit phases, and to add a bit of personality and contrast to the otherwise grim, fictional war setting. Even in real conflicts, some degree of human or dark humor is not uncommon among soldiers under pressure.

That said, I completely respect if that tone doesn't work for you. Again, taste differs. For future, I’ll definitely consider adding an option to disable non-essential dialogue for players who prefer a stricter tone.

Thanks again.

11 minutes ago, MAXsenna said:

Now I HAVE to get it. I assume they fly out of Sweden then? If not, the humour is misplaced.

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Yes, Sweden and Finland 

Edited July 10 by Cyking

[MAXsenna]

Yes, Sweden and Finland 

Great! As in Norway it would be meat cakes (beef) or Joika cakes (reindeer). And of course fish balls, fish cakes, fish pudding and what not made of fish.

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