Hey man, I am the designer of this quest. You nailed 90% of the clues. But you went the wrong way from the fisherman and missed the ribs of behemoth. Nevertheless you found the place which proves that His ways are truly mysterious ;)
Well, look at that, I'm being told off by the quest designer. I'll now have to take down the video, my channel, and commit Sudoku in abject shame :D. Thanks for clarifying that! I never actually realized that you had to go all the way around the lake. It's no wonder I never found those ribs of the leviathan. I took the "two bridges" as a way to warn the player that they'd gone too far. I have to say that I really liked the way this quest (and the executioner's quest) both asked the player to think and interpret clues. And I almost fell out of my seat when I first saw the lines that Hanush has if you confirm the heresy, when I first tried it I thought that there would be NO WAY that he'd have any lines because of how far you'd have to go to see them. I appreciate that you took the time to add them despite the extremely low probability that anybody would see them. Just a very interesting quest overall and I really liked it.
@@johnpepper8603 If you follow the shore of the lagoon past the fisherman's hut, *not* back via the path, then you'll see a wagon in the water. The wagon is the ribs.
thanks for uploading this i probably completed the game like 7 times but i always told everything to the vicar so i am glad i finnaly found out what other options are
You're welcome! I usually got the Bauers to flee and then reported the final outcome to Hanush. I never imagined that Hanush could possibly have so many lines and when I was first riding to him I thought it was going to be a waste of time, but it really floored me to find those.
I usually go with the last option: convince the Bauers to leave, then go do another quest and come back in a few days to tell the Vicar, give the Bauers a good head start. It doesn't always work though (sometimes you get a pop-up later in the game that tells you that the Bauers were captured).
Thank you so much for putting this video together. I had no idea about hidden options with Sir Hannush and it's nice to watch all the dialogues. As for the quest itself, It was really nice to follow the clues from the book and have a satisfaction from finding the praying spot without a map marker. Although probably all of us had the suprising encounter with the cumans :) On the other hand I was little disappointed that after convincing Bauers to flee they went back to sleep and didn't leave the house even after more than a day. Some minor fun facts about Bauers I found during the quest: 1. You can talk to Bauers even during the night - you can lockpick the front door and talk to them during their sleep and they won't call the guard or ignore you. 2. If you go to sleep in Mrs Bauer's bed when she's not there, she will wake you up, but even though the bed will no longer be occupied, she will go to sleep upstairs at the hideout until the moment she feels like cleaning herself off.
Well i did something a lil different. I asked the family to leave which they did and then later said to vicor straight away that they flead and since it was night and the vicor was sleeping i just killed him. Then I said to hanus what happened said it was probably the heritics who killed him then the quest I didn't fail the quest! At the time i thought its the best option and still think it is.
Yeah I got them to flee on my own and then he caught them I was so annoyed. I tried my best for nothing. I felt bad for them. Cause it was my fault for not giving them enough time. And that's a thing about Kingdom Come Deliverance what is just beautiful the depth of the quests. In which game would a few days matter like that? That's just amazing.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD yeah I didn't really know if it was my fault but I thought about it and believed that I probably should have given them some time and look I was right what a great detail
I nailed the quest at the first try, I wondered that a good night of Dices, booze & sound sleep should be enough to give the Bauers an head-start. I am also thinking to go loot the empty farm, though. I deserve a little reward.
As a Baptist, and knowing the Waldensen influence on Baptist history, I won't ever help the vicar. My first time, i helped the Waldensens escape. THe second time, I killed the Vicar's guards and he took off, scared as a rabbit. There has to be a way to lure him somewhere to knock him out and take all of his stuff.
Did this quest few hours ago and its kind of dissapointing how you get no rewards if you face Hanush, had to replay the whole thing for the sword. Great video.
About 10 hours before that quest i tried to level up in lockpicking and accidentally had to kill that heretic's wife . When i came back for quest there were no possibility to talk to her because she was streaming at me and running away all my tries
One way to reset the world is to go to prison. Go commit some random crime, for example hit someone, and get arrested and imprisoned. Once you're released from prison the world will be reset.
I did what you called the best outcome but I didnt wait a couple days to tell the vicar. Hopefully he doesnt catch them but I didnt want to wait too long and fail the quest.
Love your content. Btw, about putting of the main story, that you recommend... ever thought of this:... going back to either Ushitz using Pie (the horse that bolted) or the roan (at your service my lady) for other side quests? It takes quit a lot of time moving across the landscape on foot. And you don't get your horse untill later in the main story.
Those two horses are options too. But you can also buy a very cheap horse at Uzhitz for 500 groshen if you really want to. The reason I run around though is that it's great for improving Vitality, which is pretty important, and once you get a horse there's fewer things that you can do to improve it. It also makes sense from an roleplaying perspective because having a horse back then meant you were of some wealth, that's why getting Pebbles is such a big deal. So for a peasant it makes more sense to run :D
@@SequentialGamer_KCD You have point :) But I think loaning Pie, for selfish interests and then returning him kind of makes sense from a role playing perspective. A peasant wouldn't afford his own horse, like you say. So at least for the longest Journeys, that could be a smart idea ;) The journey from Rattay to Skalitz is so long that it might not even be worth doing without a horse, speaking from a realistic point of view.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD If you have stolen armor from Talmberg in order to get past radim and escape, it also makes sense that you would go back there and return it. It would have been cool, if Warhorse created a side quest that gave you higher reputation for doing so.
There are also 3 horses at bandit camps (1 between Rattay and Neuhof, 1 between Rattay and Sasau and 1 on the silver mines by Skalitz). I just steal 1 early on (nothing like a low level Henry trying to sneak around bandits as a horse thief). They do disappear after awhile, but can get you by until you get Pebbles and if you stay (do not get off when Capon does) on your horse during the Capon hunt (which you get Pebbles as a reward), you get a different cutscene when Capon chases the boar.
Wow The Vicar was completely correct about the disease of heresy and if not burnt out, it will spread. Just look at that filthy "priest". He lost the Faith, then he lost his morals . He IS the wolf in sheep's clothing . ....and it all started with heresy. Good call Vicar!!! And great realistic story writing KCD.
Yoo! I've been super busy so I haven't been watching CZcams for a while but I want you to know I was so happy to see that you have new videos uploaded ! I watched through this whole video while doing some chores around the house. Keep up the awesome content man. I've already played through all of this but I love to see all the different options.
A dark thought but... since killing the Vicar is one of the possible outcomes, would discovering the Bauer's secret then murdering them then reporting their death to the Vicar also be anticipated as a solution? No, I have never played a Dark Henry but has it been tried?
Never thought of trying that, you should save and try it out. I'll guess that there's a line from the vicar telling you off because he wanted to question them.
I did all the investigation, The Girl wouldn't want to leave, Godwin gave up when he found out she didn't want to leave, told Vicar they cool people, He said to me to Fuck off and didn't need me, Then the quest ended and failed, Careness Zero, Vicar was sitting by himself so I killed him and robbed all of it making it look like a rob scene. went back to Henry, He thinks Vicar is still alive and needs to sort it out. Only issue now Godwin and that Woman better Shut up.
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@@SequentialGamer_KCD I get that, I know you were role playing, he was a douche and I decided to give him a little poke. That would be cool if they put that into the game as a consequence though.
@@TheHorribleBarista They do, if you speak to Hanush to conclude the quest he'll be hopping mad. But if you mean in the next game, it would be interesting if they can integrate that. Maybe Henry starts off with better relations with the inquisition if he fooled the Vicar without giving away that he was fooling him.
He was more than a knob, he was downright dangerous. But consider this from Hanush's perspective, having the Vicar killed in his domain would cause him all sorts of problems. So it makes sense that he was mad.
23:08 - whaaaaat? Hypocritical much? Wasn't he the one who compared Rattay priest to a pig and said a bunch of other nasty things to him? And now he's pulling the "church is sacred, those who disagree with it should burn" card? Really? Also options of Ms. Bauer do differ in difficulty. The wiki says "chance to escape" is the easiest one. The second one is "but your husband..." (I could pass both of them with speech 15). The other 2 are the most difficult ones but both are passable with speech 20.
I interpret Hanush's over-reaction as being driven by fear. Any association with heresy could land you on the pyre and his lands might tempt the church into wanting to acquire them so he needs to make sure that nobody can take him as agreeing with Henry's words.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD I was livid with Hanush at first but then I couldn't help but feel his outburst wasn't actually genuine Papal zealotry as it was a cover for Hanush telling you "FOR GOD'S SAKE, KEEP YOUR VOICE DOWN!!"
Hey man, I am the designer of this quest. You nailed 90% of the clues. But you went the wrong way from the fisherman and missed the ribs of behemoth. Nevertheless you found the place which proves that His ways are truly mysterious ;)
Well, look at that, I'm being told off by the quest designer. I'll now have to take down the video, my channel, and commit Sudoku in abject shame :D.
Thanks for clarifying that! I never actually realized that you had to go all the way around the lake. It's no wonder I never found those ribs of the leviathan. I took the "two bridges" as a way to warn the player that they'd gone too far.
I have to say that I really liked the way this quest (and the executioner's quest) both asked the player to think and interpret clues. And I almost fell out of my seat when I first saw the lines that Hanush has if you confirm the heresy, when I first tried it I thought that there would be NO WAY that he'd have any lines because of how far you'd have to go to see them. I appreciate that you took the time to add them despite the extremely low probability that anybody would see them. Just a very interesting quest overall and I really liked it.
Ondřej Bittner could you tell us more about those ribs ? I would love to know more details, its a great game :) Díky za Tvou práci, ta hra je skvěla
@@johnpepper8603 If you follow the shore of the lagoon past the fisherman's hut, *not* back via the path, then you'll see a wagon in the water. The wagon is the ribs.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD thx :)
So cool. I love the KCD community honestly
I'm so happy that the community of this game is so alive. I fell in love with it the moment I played jt
Right there with you!! Definitely one of my all time favorite games
As a reward for watching the video to the end. I got to hear Henry say “Low-Key”
“Now stop worrying about it and have a drink”
Wise words from Hal
Cheers!
thanks for uploading this i probably completed the game like 7 times but i always told everything to the vicar so i am glad i finnaly found out what other options are
You're welcome! I usually got the Bauers to flee and then reported the final outcome to Hanush. I never imagined that Hanush could possibly have so many lines and when I was first riding to him I thought it was going to be a waste of time, but it really floored me to find those.
I had no clue you could even warn them
I usually go with the last option: convince the Bauers to leave, then go do another quest and come back in a few days to tell the Vicar, give the Bauers a good head start. It doesn't always work though (sometimes you get a pop-up later in the game that tells you that the Bauers were captured).
This gotta be the most detailed walkthrough lmao
Thank you so much for putting this video together. I had no idea about hidden options with Sir Hannush and it's nice to watch all the dialogues.
As for the quest itself, It was really nice to follow the clues from the book and have a satisfaction from finding the praying spot without a map marker. Although probably all of us had the suprising encounter with the cumans :)
On the other hand I was little disappointed that after convincing Bauers to flee they went back to sleep and didn't leave the house even after more than a day.
Some minor fun facts about Bauers I found during the quest:
1. You can talk to Bauers even during the night - you can lockpick the front door and talk to them during their sleep and they won't call the guard or ignore you.
2. If you go to sleep in Mrs Bauer's bed when she's not there, she will wake you up, but even though the bed will no longer be occupied, she will go to sleep upstairs at the hideout until the moment she feels like cleaning herself off.
Thanks so much eFse7en! And cheers for the fun facts .. I can't say I've tried to sleep in Mrs Bauer's bed.
As you may have been able to tell, the vicar only survives one stab wound 😏😌
Ah yes, the Vicar was just participating in a science experiement!
Well i did something a lil different. I asked the family to leave which they did and then later said to vicor straight away that they flead and since it was night and the vicor was sleeping i just killed him. Then I said to hanus what happened said it was probably the heritics who killed him then the quest I didn't fail the quest! At the time i thought its the best option and still think it is.
I'm glad to see a new video! I'll probably watch it tomorrow, it's 12 am here in Spain. Cheers!
Hey mate, good to see you! Hope you had a good Navidad, and have a good New Years!
@@SequentialGamer_KCD 😄👍🏻
Yeah I got them to flee on my own and then he caught them I was so annoyed.
I tried my best for nothing. I felt bad for them. Cause it was my fault for not giving them enough time.
And that's a thing about Kingdom Come Deliverance what is just beautiful the depth of the quests.
In which game would a few days matter like that? That's just amazing.
Yeah, that few days touch is one of those things that just makes sense. It shows that the people who designed it thought about it.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD yeah I didn't really know if it was my fault but I thought about it and believed that I probably should have given them some time and look I was right what a great detail
@@nusretabi7222 Great minds think alike? XD
I nailed the quest at the first try, I wondered that a good night of Dices, booze & sound sleep should be enough to give the Bauers an head-start.
I am also thinking to go loot the empty farm, though. I deserve a little reward.
How do you know he caught them? I must have missed something, never gave them more time than a few hours. Now I feel bad :S
Vicar: we'll track them down
This quest AND the Dancing with the Devil quest are SO frustrating!!! You can't do good.
I tried to poisen the Vicar so nobody would know why he died but it seems like you can't do that.
As a Baptist, and knowing the Waldensen influence on Baptist history, I won't ever help the vicar.
My first time, i helped the Waldensens escape. THe second time, I killed the Vicar's guards and he took off, scared as a rabbit. There has to be a way to lure him somewhere to knock him out and take all of his stuff.
You can sneak into his house at night
And yes, I'm a seventh day Adventist and know a lot about waldensian history, there is absolutely no way I'm helping the vicar.
25:35 this guy's voice really makes me see an ENEMY MAN 500 METERS TO THE EAST OF US
Did this quest few hours ago and its kind of dissapointing how you get no rewards if you face Hanush, had to replay the whole thing for the sword.
Great video.
Yeah, it's pretty nasty but it's also very realistic if you admit to helping the heretics.
its kinda obvious, hanush doesnt want to get reputation of actually helping heretics
About 10 hours before that quest i tried to level up in lockpicking and accidentally had to kill that heretic's wife . When i came back for quest there were no possibility to talk to her because she was streaming at me and running away all my tries
One way to reset the world is to go to prison. Go commit some random crime, for example hit someone, and get arrested and imprisoned.
Once you're released from prison the world will be reset.
this was a great quest
A very interesting one for sure!
Yeeeah he's back!
Yay! Thanks for the welcome! :D
I did what you called the best outcome but I didnt wait a couple days to tell the vicar. Hopefully he doesnt catch them but I didnt want to wait too long and fail the quest.
Love your content. Btw, about putting of the main story, that you recommend... ever thought of this:... going back to either Ushitz using Pie (the horse that bolted) or the roan (at your service my lady) for other side quests? It takes quit a lot of time moving across the landscape on foot. And you don't get your horse untill later in the main story.
Those two horses are options too. But you can also buy a very cheap horse at Uzhitz for 500 groshen if you really want to.
The reason I run around though is that it's great for improving Vitality, which is pretty important, and once you get a horse there's fewer things that you can do to improve it. It also makes sense from an roleplaying perspective because having a horse back then meant you were of some wealth, that's why getting Pebbles is such a big deal. So for a peasant it makes more sense to run :D
@@SequentialGamer_KCD You have point :) But I think loaning Pie, for selfish interests and then returning him kind of makes sense from a role playing perspective. A peasant wouldn't afford his own horse, like you say. So at least for the longest Journeys, that could be a smart idea ;) The journey from Rattay to Skalitz is so long that it might not even be worth doing without a horse, speaking from a realistic point of view.
@@BaltasarVespuchi Sure, nothing wrong with "borrowing" Pie if you want :D
@@SequentialGamer_KCD If you have stolen armor from Talmberg in order to get past radim and escape, it also makes sense that you would go back there and return it. It would have been cool, if Warhorse created a side quest that gave you higher reputation for doing so.
There are also 3 horses at bandit camps (1 between Rattay and Neuhof, 1 between Rattay and Sasau and 1 on the silver mines by Skalitz). I just steal 1 early on (nothing like a low level Henry trying to sneak around bandits as a horse thief). They do disappear after awhile, but can get you by until you get Pebbles and if you stay (do not get off when Capon does) on your horse during the Capon hunt (which you get Pebbles as a reward), you get a different cutscene when Capon chases the boar.
Wow The Vicar was completely correct about the disease of heresy and if not burnt out, it will spread. Just look at that filthy "priest". He lost the Faith, then he lost his morals . He IS the wolf in sheep's clothing . ....and it all started with heresy. Good call Vicar!!! And great realistic story writing KCD.
Helping the Bauers escape is a great feeling :)
Yoo! I've been super busy so I haven't been watching CZcams for a while but I want you to know I was so happy to see that you have new videos uploaded !
I watched through this whole video while doing some chores around the house. Keep up the awesome content man.
I've already played through all of this but I love to see all the different options.
Hey, thanks @Mob! Appreciate the encouragement.
Great video. This is my second play through and this time I killed the vicar, in my first play through I warned the Waldensians and they left.
So you got yelled by Sir Hanush? He's got quite a few rants in this quest.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD oh yea. He tore me a new one.🤣
"Remember, not everyone wants to hear the truth."
Yeah, it's the sad truth.
always enjoy your take on these, keep up the good work
Thank you good sir! Appreciate it.
A dark thought but... since killing the Vicar is one of the possible outcomes, would discovering the Bauer's secret then murdering them then reporting their death to the Vicar also be anticipated as a solution? No, I have never played a Dark Henry but has it been tried?
Never thought of trying that, you should save and try it out. I'll guess that there's a line from the vicar telling you off because he wanted to question them.
It just bugs the quest. Shame, it would have been a helova secret option
I just straight up helped the vicar.
I did all the investigation, The Girl wouldn't want to leave, Godwin gave up when he found out she didn't want to leave, told Vicar they cool people, He said to me to Fuck off and didn't need me, Then the quest ended and failed, Careness Zero, Vicar was sitting by himself so I killed him and robbed all of it making it look like a rob scene. went back to Henry, He thinks Vicar is still alive and needs to sort it out. Only issue now Godwin and that Woman better Shut up.
GDI I wish I knew to wait a few days.
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Me: lack of interest in ones own hobbies, interacting with friends and family less, lack of self care such as hygiene and feeding oneself, this also includes sleep. 🙄its stupid how the people making these things think that no one thinks for themselves.
Yeah! LOL
Who else killed the vicar?!?!?!
I only did it for the video. It's not a good idea because it's likely to bring more of the inquisition to the village. It'll just cause more trouble.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD I get that, I know you were role playing, he was a douche and I decided to give him a little poke. That would be cool if they put that into the game as a consequence though.
@@TheHorribleBarista They do, if you speak to Hanush to conclude the quest he'll be hopping mad. But if you mean in the next game, it would be interesting if they can integrate that. Maybe Henry starts off with better relations with the inquisition if he fooled the Vicar without giving away that he was fooling him.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD yeah I meant the later, like if you could see affects of your decisions later on in the story for that particular mission.
Im a moron so this quest was next to impossible for me to figure out. I cheated and looked it up
nah, i always kill Vicar and his guard, then....
It was frustrating you couldn't kill the vicar and complete the quest. That guy was a knob.
He was more than a knob, he was downright dangerous.
But consider this from Hanush's perspective, having the Vicar killed in his domain would cause him all sorts of problems. So it makes sense that he was mad.
Is there any information later in the game that the vicar tracks the heretics down if you don't give them a headstart?
Yes, if you don't give the heretics a head start you'll get a quest update prompt that they've been caught. It happens after a few days at least.
23:08 - whaaaaat? Hypocritical much?
Wasn't he the one who compared Rattay priest to a pig and said a bunch of other nasty things to him?
And now he's pulling the "church is sacred, those who disagree with it should burn" card? Really?
Also options of Ms. Bauer do differ in difficulty.
The wiki says "chance to escape" is the easiest one.
The second one is "but your husband..." (I could pass both of them with speech 15).
The other 2 are the most difficult ones but both are passable with speech 20.
I interpret Hanush's over-reaction as being driven by fear. Any association with heresy could land you on the pyre and his lands might tempt the church into wanting to acquire them so he needs to make sure that nobody can take him as agreeing with Henry's words.
@@SequentialGamer_KCD I was livid with Hanush at first but then I couldn't help but feel his outburst wasn't actually genuine Papal zealotry as it was a cover for Hanush telling you "FOR GOD'S SAKE, KEEP YOUR VOICE DOWN!!"
You theoretically have a degree in Physics? Are you Fantastic? Do you play Fallout New Vegas?
Yeah, I do like Fallout NV and other fallouts!
5:40 i got mine in helious. You?
Aaanndd a second reference you've got 👍
@@SequentialGamer_KCD lol nice
@@SequentialGamer_KCD Fantastic job
Anyone who helped the Waldesians escape their righteous punishment is a Socipath .
Wont give me the option to talk to the husband before or after talking to the wfe
If anyone was wandering I still got the sword from Hanush after reporting to the Vicar. Maybe because I am playing PS4 version on PS5?