Groschen in your inventory and the inventory of your horse, and even get your house searched and lose everything stored there. Plus bad reputation for a long time in the area where you commited the crime, in
have to do this. This would be timed quests. At the moment jail is not a real punishment. Maybe the time in jail should a little bit more active, e.g. with the guards coming from time to time and beat

tries to achieve. 1000 kills, is greater than the population of every town in the game! If there were bandits on a road, why can't you go tell the bailiff, and have him set up a guard post on all the
roads with bandits, which would cost you a certain amount, until you've maintained control of the whole board? Trade would end, supplies would stop, and entire towns would cease, as the roads are in the

than the population of every town in the game! If there were bandits on a road, why can't you go tell the bailiff, and have him set up a guard post on all the roads with bandits, which would cost you a
certain amount, until you've maintained control of the whole board? Trade would end, supplies would stop, and entire towns would cease, as the roads are in the game, it's ridiculous. It makes more sense

looked like, what people were doing and what society was like. I would have wished that guards and punishments were harsher (always seems a bit weird when criminals are hanged for a variety of crimes while
guard because I'm new in town and hence a likely criminal in his eyes.

The close combat system is fairly complex but I kind of like it - it's a bit of a variation from simple "hack and slash" and it

Page's Sword, depending on what the two of you agreed to earlier.

Another guy who'll sometimes stop you is a mercenary. He's in search of his next job and he wants to duel you for some practice and to
newbie knight whose mother is obsessed with the stories of the knights of old. She wants him to be just like them, so she sent him out to "earn honor and glory", without even the slightest idea about how

was incredible, and most of all, the story of witcher 1 was complete.
It is nothing alike KCD. The big problem KCD has, is that its bugs basically stopped progress of the game. In your defense, I
consisted of, rather than a google search that says "witcher 1 was full of bugs"(in which case I will assume they simply spoke of the two quests I mentioned)I will read that site and if Im wrong amend my

pack was gone through/"searched for something", Alphonse himself had his shoes and his valuables stolen, and someone attempted to burn the map to the bandits' hideout in the fire.

What if Anselm was in
there to benefit his employers.
Looting & searching after the fact could have been done by the local who came across the scene on his way up to his buddies, who then carted the loot up to the camp and

make sure they don't see you. They will keep looking for you for a while. If they fail to find you, they will eventually give up. You will know that they stopped searching for you when they take out
If it was an ambush somewhere on the road, maybe wait until night and stealth kill them one by one.

This is my personal strategy:
I suggest you to save before doing this if you can. I also suggest

the game of that way, close your mouth and take your money back. [/quote]

Can you stop inventing stuff? From the company website -

"We have an experienced team of industry veterans, with combined
and Ubisoft´s games are more buggy than this and they have got a lot more of people working on them. But no, Internet pages give these games Overpowered marks.... Open your eyes...

3. Warhorse is

the arm (master strike).

At medium range if you try and open up with a Scarmaker combo when Bernard is on guard, you can be assured he will master strike this as well. Ive tested both of this multiple
which i find hard to block. When he starts this i dodge back while pressing block to stop the onslaught. His attack spam can leave him vulnerable for a split second and if i have enough stamina I lunge