[Spoilers]Your choice on Zbyshek's fate? Just curious

[Lastlibra]

I'm just curious, what do you guys do to him?

He's an @$$hole, he pushed Theresa to the Cumans(and she even helped him), joined the bandits and that being the reason Sir Radzig's sword stolen.

But I chose to spare him and let him have his reward. He was bad but he's the reason I got away, saving not only me but many more people as info can be brought back. And a promise is a promise.

Then out of curiosity I looked up on Youtube to find out what would've happened if I told the lords to hang him.

The comment section shocked my simple brain: I never thought of the possibility that this might all be Istvan's plot. Maybe Istvan told Zbyshek to release me and let me report back to the lords, so the lords would mount an attack, leaving Talmberg empty and vulnerable. Besides, if Zbyshek was to be hanged, he would shout "my lord will slaughter you all", implying that he might really be working for Istvan.

So what did you guys choose? And what are your thoughts on these theories?

[Vote Quimby]

There is not much choices. I spared him all 3 times. He is idiot, he is coward, but it is like who cares anyway.
Besides since you mentioned Theresa there is a indeed a thing that was missed in the game. Rapota! Theresa knew him before.

[Lastlibra]

Originally posted by Vote Quimby:

There is not much choices. I spared him all 3 times. He is idiot, he is coward, but it is like who cares anyway.
Besides since you mentioned Theresa there is a indeed a thing that was missed in the game. Rapota! Theresa knew him before.

I also didn't think too much, until I saw the "it's all Istvan' plot" theory. That makes me doubt whether spring him is a correct decision.

[Actalo]

It's my opinion Henry was released on purpose to get the local lords to empty their garrisons to attack Vranik - remember, most of the troops were already staging outside Talmberg.

And if you betray Zbyshek, he claims "his lord" will kill everyone. So, again, everything was intentional.

[DargonBlak]

it is very hard to get out of the locked shed without asking for Zbyshek's help

most of the time, i ask for his help (i can always kill him later)

did you know it's possible to get out of the shed without Zbyshek's help ?

it requires an angled double jump up the wall where the cart is leaning (w/ barrels ?)

so, if you never accept Zbyshek's help, you don't have to break your word later by killing him or scaring him off... so many options

[Lastlibra]

Originally posted by Actalo:

It's my opinion Henry was released on purpose to get the local lords to empty their garrisons to attack Vranik - remember, most of the troops were already staging outside Talmberg.

And if you betray Zbyshek, he claims "his lord" will kill everyone. So, again, everything was intentional.

It's the theory that makes me think several times before making any decisions in later gameplay, and still wonder if I did the right thing.

[Lastlibra]

Originally posted by DargonBlak:

it is very hard to get out of the locked shed without asking for Zbyshek's help

most of the time, i ask for his help (i can always kill him later)

did you know it's possible to get out of the shed without Zbyshek's help ?

it requires an angled double jump up the wall where the cart is leaning (w/ barrels ?)

so, if you never accept Zbyshek's help, you don't have to break your word later by killing him or scaring him off... so many options

I have to try running away without him in later runs.