Is the Prologue on a set time?

[Absense]

By this I mean, if I take too long doing random ♥♥♥♥ in pre-destroyed Skalitz, will I receive any negative consequences?

[MacSuibhne]

Not that I know of. Skalitz is an endless day...time doesn't pass, IOW.

[Roberto]

You're fine to take as long as you want, just don't get arrested... or maybe do :)

[Absense]

Originally posted by Roberto:

You're fine to take as long as you want, just don't get arrested... or maybe do :)

I will kill everyone in Skalitz just so they don't get the satisfaction

[DargonBlak]

Originally posted by Absense:

Originally posted by Roberto:

You're fine to take as long as you want, just don't get arrested... or maybe do :)

I will kill everyone in Skalitz just so they don't get the satisfaction

Unfortunately (?), it's not possible to kill "everyone" in the Skalitz Prologue. A few of the folks cannot be attacked directly.

And beware that killing folks in Skalitz will affect your starting reputation with ALL traders after the prologue, and possibly also give you a Bounty with all the guards (it is possible to kill them without getting a bounty :) .

Have fun.

P.S. As Mac notes below, game can get a bit quirky by killing everyone in Skalitz - mainly becuz of game respawn timeline - so expected citizens with special dialogue aren't alive when you reach post-prologue - also, they may simply dislike you enough to not even engage. All respawns will eventually happen (i've tested this) - and there are ways to correct reputation - so it can all work out eventually, if a bit differently then a typical playthrough.

[MacSuibhne]

Originally posted by Absense:

I will kill everyone in Skalitz just so they don't get the satisfaction

Good way to go... keep it up and don't complain when your game breaks.

[spammerz]

No, it moves via quests. Just don't deliver the charcoal and you can play that section forever.
Same with a Woman's lot, another never ending day until you do a certain quest that then moves the clock forward.