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Zman

Apr 6, 2018 @ 11:31pm

killing the rats peacfully?

Has anyone found the peacful way of getting rid of the kids in "killing the rats" quest in ribe? I just can't seem to figure out what i'm missing talked to what npcs i could think of but to no avail and the game only allows you to wait or attack after you go through dialog once. I anyone has found the peacful solution please let me know. ty

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heinwaterkant has Expeditions: Viking

Apr 7, 2018 @ 12:44am

The only way I know is to give those kids the farm of the family which attacked you on the burial feast. You must have killed or exiled them to have the farm free for the kids.

Valerius

Apr 7, 2018 @ 2:30am

And this is a spoiler, as you should set it as one, because the thread opener doesn't warn for it, heinwaterkant. No offence, just a kind reminder. :)

SOLUTION - Way two:
Also an option would be to turn off "deadly combat mode", so you don't kill the kids, but knock them out. As they don't have further appearience in the game it might be just a cosmetical solution at all, but as the devs said: "A decision for your soul's peace"

If you tell Jardarr about the punch-up, your character says that you "kicked the kids asses properly" (freely translated) he'd say something like "That'll teach the little buggers".

So the game - no matter what comes - recognises the difference between killing them and knocking them out for this quest. As long as you got them all of course.

Can't tell if they ever appear after that, as this solution is a thing I figured out myself and wasn't predicted by the devs as I saw it.

Last edited by Valerius; Apr 21, 2018 @ 5:41am

Zman

Apr 7, 2018 @ 9:40am

ok ty both that help alot

Don Cool

Apr 7, 2018 @ 3:34pm

The guy that ambushes you at Ribe leaves an empty house behind, that would have been perfect for the kids.

Valerius

Apr 7, 2018 @ 4:04pm

@Zman
You're welcome, have fun

@Don
Yah, also the mentioned farm near your hometown would've been, even with only the women left to maintain it, the kids could have been good support to them, for they could've helped each other.