I punched a monk to leave the Monastery...

[battl3hamm3r]

... and went to jail for 5 days and I got the 3 days in jail achievement

Life is good!

[carl.wear]

I was around the monastery helping with the wounded and some upper-class snobbish prick got all butt-hurt when I suggested I have the feast in the town and threw me in jail for a day.
Then when I went looking for him to "show" him how much I "enjoyed" my time in jail, I couldn't find him.

Life is not fair.

[carl.wear]

So I am reading forums and the first two threads are titled as:

"I punched a monk to leave the Monastery"

"Jesus Christ be praised."

[All Tomorrows]

Originally posted by carl.wear:

I was around the monastery helping with the wounded and some upper-class snobbish prick got all butt-hurt when I suggested I have the feast in the town and threw me in jail for a day.
Then when I went looking for him to "show" him how much I "enjoyed" my time in jail, I couldn't find him.

Life is not fair.

Psst. That guy lives at the far end of the monastery courtyard after the garden and the small church on the second floor of a house with a guard at the door (lets you in without saying a word).

[battl3hamm3r]

Originally posted by carl.wear:

So I am reading forums and the first two threads are titled as:

"I punched a monk to leave the Monastery"

"Jesus Christ be praised."

haha!

[Bandy]

The monastery quest in general does not get the supreme praise it deserves as a masterful RPG experience. Yes, people hate how they feel when inside, but guess what, THAT is the point, it is a religious world-within-a-world that real people still submit to.

I spent a few months in a Franciscan mission during grad school many years ago, and many years later when I played KCD that claustrophobic loss of free will feeling immediately came back. It was shocking to me that it could be portrayed so well in a game, but maybe I only felt that way because of my previous experience??? So I'm biased...

Still, It is truly one of the best role playing game experiences. But too bad so many do not have the maturity to actually realize that was what the devs were after.

[MF]

Originally posted by ne0n_camel:

... and went to jail for 5 days and I got the 3 days in jail achievement

Life is good!

Revenge in this game is good. After the Johanka dlc, I sought out a priest, murdered him, carried his corpse to the church yard in Sasau and literally dumped him into an open grave.

Felt good. Real good. If you play the dlc you'll understand.

Originally posted by Bandy:

The monastery quest in general does not get the supreme praise it deserves as a masterful RPG experience. Yes, people hate how they feel when inside, but guess what, THAT is the point, it is a religious world-within-a-world that real people still submit to.

I spent a few months in a Franciscan mission during grad school many years ago, and many years later when I played KCD that claustrophobic loss of free will feeling immediately came back. It was shocking to me that it could be portrayed so well in a game, but maybe I only felt that way because of my previous experience??? So I'm biased...

Still, It is truly one of the best role playing game experiences. But too bad so many do not have the maturity to actually realize that was what the devs were after.

I got it. On my first run I did the whole spiel and came to loathe the priests in charge. As intended. Got into trouble a LOT. Made a mental note to do it different next time.

On my next run, I broke in and hid a dagger and lockpick in a trunk in the basement before I 'joined the order'. Next day I murdered everyone and ransacked the place. Henrys come to see you, and you're all f*cked. That place is actually a whole lot bigger than you'd think - it extends way to the other side near the alchemist. Lots to steal. Lots of brothers to murder in their beds. Ahhhh immersion.

[Bandy]

seek help Henry

[VyleKillius]

Sister Perry - I Punched a Monk and I Liked It

[battl3hamm3r]

Originally posted by Bandy:

The monastery quest in general does not get the supreme praise it deserves as a masterful RPG experience. Yes, people hate how they feel when inside, but guess what, THAT is the point, it is a religious world-within-a-world that real people still submit to.

I spent a few months in a Franciscan mission during grad school many years ago, and many years later when I played KCD that claustrophobic loss of free will feeling immediately came back. It was shocking to me that it could be portrayed so well in a game, but maybe I only felt that way because of my previous experience??? So I'm biased...

Still, It is truly one of the best role playing game experiences. But too bad so many do not have the maturity to actually realize that was what the devs were after.

The main reason I did that is because I was badly burning out of the game and I wanted to get things moving QUICKLY and finish it

This game has some of the best quests ive ever seen, its up there with Witcher 3 as far as open world games go