There were some checkpoints in between story missions, yes, but they weren’t frequent. There are three choices, and yes, they all work.One of the major complaints about Kingdom Come: Deliverance when it originally launched was how poorly handled the game’s save system was. You can then ask for him to describe Runt before getting to the business of what to do with him.
Once all enemies have ragdolled, you can then Talk to Reeky again (careful not to Tackle him if he's moving). NOTE THAT YOU HAVE TO KILL THESE BANDITS, or Reeky will keep running. Anyway, Reeky will only bolt if he takes damage, and depending on how overpowered and fast you are with blade or bow, you can destroy the goons before they get a shot off because they approach with their weapons sheathed. Two of them are at the inn, talking about giving Reeky's father the business to protect their reputation, in broad daylight after their conversation, you can follow them as they walk north back to their camp, where the third bandit, who has an adorable blurb about using his banditry fortunes to open a cobbler shop in Kuttenberg or Prague). You can question him almost fully here, but when you conclude, goons will turn up (Fun Fact: these three men can be encountered earlier. Bernard), and spent several days freelancing and making my fortunes as the 1400s Bohemia-equivalent version of Batman, I then started the main quests in earnest and exclusively.Īs others have mentioned, you can get there fast enough and Reeky will be busy hand-wringing while talking to that butchered deer carcass. I'm inclined to believe Lubosh is scripted to be butchered regardless (as this has some great world-building and character moments because Uzhitz is amazing), but while I only did enough main story quests to get to entering the Rattay baliff's service (so I could train with Cpt. Depends entirely upon how much time you take to get to him AFTER the raid of Neuhof. Bit of a necro, but yes, absolutely you can save Reeky.
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