If you ever wanted to know... I followed Morcock after he leaves Rattay

[neji_genius]

So, I was in a bathhouse with sir Hans, and on the morning noticed Morcock leaving Rattay. I sent him earlier to the town, tricking him at the mill. So, as he spent his days in a tavern, I thought he finally goes to Samopesh, found nothing in Rattay, or his camp where he sleeps or something, but... Well, I spent 1 hour irl and 16 in-game hours to know that he can be followed to the Pribyslavitz. He passed Ledechko, Merhojed and Rovna (why not Talmberg, man?!), and almost get to the camp. But I was ambushed and killed, sorry. Morcock joined ambushers by the way.
So, that's it.

[DargonBlak]

I've read part of the walkthrough where you can join him at the mill, to get access to the camp. I've never played it that way since i enjoy killing him so much, but maybe next time.

[repaeR]

That is the shortest way to get to Pribyslavitz, I wouldn't pass by Talmberg either. I wonder if you could kill him before he shows up first time in quest. I hate that guy, so satisfied killing him first time, him and his cronies.

[neji_genius]

Originally posted by DargonBlak:

I've read part of the walkthrough where you can join him at the mill, to get access to the camp. I've never played it that way since i enjoy killing him so much, but maybe next time.

Yeah, you can, and if your Henry stupid enough to stay in the camp for a while, you'll see a cutscene. It's pretty... interesting.
I sent him to Rattay at the mill, and he spent his days in a tavern. But finally left it and I was lucky enough to notice him leaving the town)

[neji_genius]

Originally posted by Repaer:

That is the shortest way to get to Pribyslavitz, I wouldn't pass by Talmberg either. I wonder if you could kill him before he shows up first time in quest. I hate that guy, so satisfied killing him first time, him and his cronies.

Man, are you sure? I mean when he was on this road between Talmberg and Andrew's tavern, he could go straight and end up in the camp. But he made a detour: Merhojed, Rovna, almost Skalitz. That definitely does not look like the shortest way

Hm. I never tried to find Pribyslavitz before the main quest leads to it. Hmhmhm. Should definitely try it and wait for our "friend"

[repaeR]

Originally posted by neji_genius:

Man, are you sure? :lunar2020horrifiedrat: I mean when he was on this road between Talmberg and Andrew's tavern, he could go straight and end up in the camp. But he made a detour: Merhojed, Rovna, almost Skalitz. That definitely does not look like the shortest way :lunar2020sweatrat:

Hm. I never tried to find Pribyslavitz before the main quest leads to it. Hmhmhm. Should definitely try it and wait for our "friend" :kcdhead:

It's still the "shortest". Now I don't know if they programmed him that way, but as a player, I still always pick the route from Merhojed, through Rovna, up NE of Skalitz then to Priby (or you can take the stream path) even if I travel from Andrew's Inn, or anywhere bit East. Why?!! It's so much easier to navigate, I play on hardcore and I rely on terrain association. In the woods, you are just blind, you have to remember how many cuts and turns are, not mentioning the ambushes. My route is so easy to navigate, you can combat freely too, or run away.

[neji_genius]

Originally posted by Repaer:

Originally posted by neji_genius:

Man, are you sure? I mean when he was on this road between Talmberg and Andrew's tavern, he could go straight and end up in the camp. But he made a detour: Merhojed, Rovna, almost Skalitz. That definitely does not look like the shortest way

Hm. I never tried to find Pribyslavitz before the main quest leads to it. Hmhmhm. Should definitely try it and wait for our "friend"

It's still the "shortest". Now I don't know if they programmed him that way, but as a player, I still always pick the route from Merhojed, through Rovna, up NE of Skalitz then to Priby (or you can take the stream path) even if I travel from Andrew's Inn, or anywhere bit East. Why?!! It's so much easier to navigate, I play on hardcore and I rely on terrain association. In the woods, you are just blind, you have to remember how many cuts and turns are, not mentioning the ambushes. My route is so easy to navigate, you can combat freely too, or run away.

Woah. It's easier for me to follow Timmy's route (I know the route to Talmberg, then left path when there's a fork and forward when there's a crossroad) even on hardcore, but I take your point, each to their own, thank you