Abbot's Bedroom

[Noobie McNoobface]

I apologize first off for being a dirty console peasant but I can't find the answer anywhere. I am stuck trying to get the last page of torn pages while in the monastery and it's the one in the abbot's room. However, no matter what I do i find the door is very hard locked. Yet for some it looks like the door is unlocked when they go in, Why is that?

[Bishop]

I think you can pick pocket his key and that will open the room without issue.

[Noobie McNoobface]

See, I've pick-pocketed him tons of times, and it doesn't open the door. Also I have no clue but in some videos the door isn't even locked

[heervandering]

I don't waste my time picking every possible lock of doors or the thousands of chests, download the Nexus mod for lockpicking and enjoy the game..

[Noobie McNoobface]

as i said, I'm a console peasant, and honestly I'm stupid when it comes to how to mod on xbox one. I love mods on Steam and can handle installing from third party slots but I'm just curious if there is a way to get through the very hard lock somehow, whether it unlocks or not based on what you do

[CloudSeeker]

Originally posted by Noobie McNoobface:

as i said, I'm a console peasant, and honestly I'm stupid when it comes to how to mod on xbox one. I love mods on Steam and can handle installing from third party slots but I'm just curious if there is a way to get through the very hard lock somehow, whether it unlocks or not based on what you do

If you can mod a game on the Xbox One you are for sure no console peasant as you actually are a tech guru and a hacker. But then the question is why you are on a Xbox as the PC has way more options for such talent. You can't mod console games as Sony and Microsoft will not allow user freedom with their products.

EDIT:
Do you remember when Sony went after the people that bought PS3's to install Linux on them? They got so mad that they exposed sensitive information and sued Sony. They also won that lawsuit. Yeah. Do not f**k with the people that install Linux on consoles. They know more about computers then you do. Just wanted to add that.

[Noobie McNoobface]

Originally posted by CloudSeeker:

Originally posted by Noobie McNoobface:

as i said, I'm a console peasant, and honestly I'm stupid when it comes to how to mod on xbox one. I love mods on Steam and can handle installing from third party slots but I'm just curious if there is a way to get through the very hard lock somehow, whether it unlocks or not based on what you do

If you can mod a game on the Xbox One you are for sure no console peasant as you actually are a tech guru and a hacker. But then the question is why you are on a Xbox as the PC has way more options for such talent. You can't mod console games as Sony and Microsoft will not allow user freedom with their products.

EDIT:
Do you remember when Sony went after the people that bought PS3's to install Linux on them? They got so mad that they exposed sensitive information and sued Sony. They also won that lawsuit. Yeah. Do not f**k with the people that install Linux on consoles. They know more about computers then you do. Just wanted to add that.

I wasn't saying I could mod on the xbox one. I think you know that but i'm a bit confused why you when followed it up with a sentence that makes it seem like you do think I said I could mod on the xbox one. As far as why not play games like Kingdom Come on Steam, I don't have a powerful enough computer to run anything outside of turn based strategy games

[Firearm Encyclopedia]

Hey, I had this exact same issue. What you need to do is leave the monastery, go to the main entrance of that section of Sasau (there is always that annoying pig at the entrance, at least on my game), go up the stairs at the side, go through the door directly at the end of the upper deck, then go left, and keep going straight. I had no trouble that way. You will find the piece of paper no the other side of the four-poster bed, along with Treasure Map II if I'm not mistaken.

Also, there was one instance when the Prior (or whatever his name is) left that door open. I think he came to investigate my footsteps in his own bedroom which is next to the Prior's room, or not far from it. I went in there, and a guard came in the other door. I had spent so much time in that monastery that the sight of someone dressed in armour and wielding weapons looked a bit strange to me... I miss going out there and fighting bandits and Cumans. Gonna be nice when I have this damn mission over with. As Sir Radzig requested, I am going to try and take the bugger to Rattay. We're organizing to get him to a river, acting like I will make it seem like he had been killed, even getting some blood for the purpose, but I intend on exposing the truth once we're out of the monastery that I will not let him go on his merry way; he must pay for what he had done at Neuhof... or however that town is spelled. Thus far, the only one that I let go has been Timmy. Lubosh of course ended up crucified by Runt's men, I had Reeky locked up though I hope they don't kill him, and as for Pious... frankly, I wouldn't much care if he hangs. If you talk to him about looking for Pious before you know it's him, he will poison your meal after morning prayer. What a prick... he is obviously not above murder. Reeky ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up by beating up someone during the raid, but I do rather hope they let him go. Maybe he can try making a life with that ♥♥♥♥♥ bathhouse wench he likes, even though she doesn't share the same feelings towards him.

I f*cking LOVE the story and character development in this game! My fiance, meanwhile, hates how much time I spend playing Kingdom Come lol It has become the new FallOut 4, and indeed, I look forward to dumping many more hours into this game, including a whole new playthrough after I finally finish it. Cheers!

[TamH70]

Originally posted by Firearm Encyclopedia:

Hey, I had this exact same issue. What you need to do is leave the monastery, go to the main entrance of that section of Sasau (there is always that annoying pig at the entrance, at least on my game), go up the stairs at the side, go through the door directly at the end of the upper deck, then go left, and keep going straight. I had no trouble that way. You will find the piece of paper no the other side of the four-poster bed, along with Treasure Map II if I'm not mistaken.

Also, there was one instance when the Prior (or whatever his name is) left that door open. I think he came to investigate my footsteps in his own bedroom which is next to the Prior's room, or not far from it. I went in there, and a guard came in the other door. I had spent so much time in that monastery that the sight of someone dressed in armour and wielding weapons looked a bit strange to me... I miss going out there and fighting bandits and Cumans. Gonna be nice when I have this damn mission over with. As Sir Radzig requested, I am going to try and take the bugger to Rattay. We're organizing to get him to a river, acting like I will make it seem like he had been killed, even getting some blood for the purpose, but I intend on exposing the truth once we're out of the monastery that I will not let him go on his merry way; he must pay for what he had done at Neuhof... or however that town is spelled. Thus far, the only one that I let go has been Timmy. Lubosh of course ended up crucified by Runt's men, I had Reeky locked up though I hope they don't kill him, and as for Pious... frankly, I wouldn't much care if he hangs. If you talk to him about looking for Pious before you know it's him, he will poison your meal after morning prayer. What a prick... he is obviously not above murder. Reeky ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up by beating up someone during the raid, but I do rather hope they let him go. Maybe he can try making a life with that ♥♥♥♥♥ bathhouse wench he likes, even though she doesn't share the same feelings towards him.

I f*cking LOVE the story and character development in this game! My fiance, meanwhile, hates how much time I spend playing Kingdom Come lol It has become the new FallOut 4, and indeed, I look forward to dumping many more hours into this game, including a whole new playthrough after I finally finish it. Cheers!

You are a life-saver! That tip helped me finally get the elusive tenth page that was hiding in the Abbott's room.