Anyone feel the desire to just end the voivode?

[Inheritor]

No spoilers, but his arrogance rubs me the wrong way and legit activates my "sociopath" henry mode

[Boba Fitt]

I dont even wanted to start his useless quest, i just wanted to train with tomcat but those people just bothered me with " you are the chosen one" and some ♥♥♥♥. I started his quest but his dialog annoyed me since its a whole novel of useless information so i butchered everyone in that camp. Im not playing fetch quests. I murdered that beach and slept in his bed afterwads. I made way more money that way and bergow even thanked me for getting rid of the vermin.

[IMNMEX]

The spot where the lady keeps looking out on the cliff by the Voivodes tent overlooks the spot where you got ambushed in the beginning of the game. She didnt see you in a dream, she saw you being killed and did nothing. You end up in the rocks near their camp and they do nothing. Then they ask you for help... Hell no, nope, not today.

[Inheritor]

Originally posted by IMNMEX:

The spot where the lady keeps looking out on the cliff by the Voivodes tent overlooks the spot where you got ambushed in the beginning of the game. She didnt see you in a dream, she saw you being killed and did nothing. You end up in the rocks near their camp and they do nothing. Then they ask you for help... Hell no, nope, not today.

bruh i didn't even realize this!

[Nixter]

I already poisoned and slaughtered the entire camp so …

[corthew]

He's difficult but its only because he isn't willing to risk his entire camp for his own daughter no matter how much he wishes her to be safe. You're asking him to take a risk with his whole tribe's safety.
I'm more pissed off at the daughter. She's being just as stubborn as her father but her situation is less solid. There is no reason she needs the amulet. Her soulmate can be healed without it.
But the father is risking everything leaving the camp without the letter of immunity.

[Inheritor]

Originally posted by corthew:

He's difficult but its only because he isn't willing to risk his entire camp for his own daughter no matter how much he wishes her to be safe. You're asking him to take a risk with his whole tribe's safety.
I'm more pissed off at the daughter. She's being just as stubborn as her father but her situation is less solid. There is no reason she needs the amulet. Her soulmate can be healed without it.
But the father is risking everything leaving the camp without the letter of immunity.

Oh trust me, I am not letting Marika off the hook either. Risking the entire camp by taking the letter is a whole level of selfish

[Darth Cannabis]

Originally posted by corthew:

He's difficult but its only because he isn't willing to risk his entire camp for his own daughter no matter how much he wishes her to be safe. You're asking him to take a risk with his whole tribe's safety.
I'm more pissed off at the daughter. She's being just as stubborn as her father but her situation is less solid. There is no reason she needs the amulet. Her soulmate can be healed without it.
But the father is risking everything leaving the camp without the letter of immunity.

Well there is a little more to it than that. She is trying to trick her father using their own traditions. He has to save her boyfriend's life for him to be accepted as family. Handing over a protection amulet fulfills that.

Maybe that clause could be filled another way, but the fact that it has to be directly done by him may limit the options, His wife is the one that knows herbs and medicine, and anyone else giving the amulet does not fulfill clause. Her plan needs her father to save her boyfriend's life through his own action.

Still agree that both are annoying, Dealing with all those Nomad traditions while only told part of the story is like dealing with government bureaucracy.

Also, the one time the contests went to dice for me, I got screwed hard. That dice game made me want to kill him for sure.

[moyer4487]

Originally posted by Darth Cannabis:

Originally posted by corthew:

He's difficult but its only because he isn't willing to risk his entire camp for his own daughter no matter how much he wishes her to be safe. You're asking him to take a risk with his whole tribe's safety.
I'm more pissed off at the daughter. She's being just as stubborn as her father but her situation is less solid. There is no reason she needs the amulet. Her soulmate can be healed without it.
But the father is risking everything leaving the camp without the letter of immunity.

Well there is a little more to it than that. She is trying to trick her father using their own traditions. He has to save her boyfriend's life for him to be accepted as family. Handing over a protection amulet fulfills that.

Maybe that clause could be filled another way, but the fact that it has to be directly done by him may limit the options, His wife is the one that knows herbs and medicine, and anyone else giving the amulet does not fulfill clause. Her plan needs her father to save her boyfriend's life through his own action.

Still agree that both are annoying, Dealing with all those Nomad traditions while only told part of the story is like dealing with government bureaucracy.

Also, the one time the contests went to dice for me, I got screwed hard. That dice game made me want to kill him for sure.

dice games cheat. 3 times i can think of playing dice with other people and 200 points ffrom winning. suddenly every first roll i make is a bust and my opponent wins in 2 or 3 roles becuse of rolling a flush or whatever multiole times or rolling all ones. one game i did not even get to roll one time. the dude dice were always ones and five's. it seems like the higher the bet the more dice cheats

[makbthemf]

It's actually one of the best quests on the game (yup, all other would be much more annoying).

[Enter the Wang]

The game deliberately doesn't let you betray minority groups like the Romany. Betraying Czech poachers, millers and other thieves is fine, but all of a sudden with the horse thief Romanies you can't report them to Von Bergov and get them kicked off his land.