It’s kind of head scratching, I will say to regularly see NPCs just roaming the streets in the middle of the night. Even better is when I see them all just roaming the streets without a torch. Meanwhile, I have the guards yelling at me because I don’t have my torch out. Add to the fact that I’m out and about and I see Sir Hanush going for a midnight stroll BY HIMSELF outside of the castle walls! Really? First off, I doubt any noble would be outside of the castle walls or really anywhere without armed guards nearby, yet I tend to see all of them just wondering around regularly, but at night? He’s just asking to get robbed or killed.
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He’s immortal, so it’s fine.
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This is just a video game. This have shit load of things what make 0 sense. Its kinda useless to talk about there in forums things like that u think they are gonna do something AFTER 1 YEAR of release. There is alot threads like that in here asking game changing things wait next game and be happy.
Keep going. When they make the next game their are our written thoughts and some maybe will be taken into account.
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yes saw him walking down the hill from the west gate, I assume he has a favorite doll at the bath house. they are parking their war horses ouside the traders establishment too, I have started leaving Jeda there with the others.
he don’t actually go into the bathhouse (unlike Capon).
just go to the small bridge over the stream and then walk back to the town.
yeah, that’s the other thing. What’s with Lord Capon going hunting with this nobody and going to the taverns and bath houses without an armed entourage keeping guard? I get it that in the bath house quest, he’s technically “sneaking out” but still.
I think this would be a little exaggerated. He will become the baron or earl of Rattay. He isn’t a member of the high aristocracy. One guard should be enought the most time arround Rattay and one more if he leaves Rattay.
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Fine, still better than none.
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NPCs glowing at night. This is annoying. Please fix this.
In the game The people living in town know who the nobles are and know what would happen if you actually did anything to them.
Something that we see well explained when “archenball” try to drown Lord Capon…
No need for any body guards.
This make perfect sense, if the area was at peace.
But with the political situation and both bandits and Curmans close to town, it do make a lot less sense.
He’s just going to the bath house. No need for a body guard. Only a dishonest Henry would dare accost him.