Guards dont "respawn", they are replaced... You monster!

I choked a guard and took his armor and now hes patroling in his underwear xD

Why does every money making guide for this game start with mass murder?

When I first did the main quest to hunt hares, I was wondering why I was so heavy. So when I checked my inventory I went "Holy SHIT did I really get that much meat!?!?!?"

I've been going to Skalitz, watching the bandits and guards fight it out, then finishing off whover remains and taking as mush as I can carry. Works out around 10k a trip. The blacksmith and armourer in Rattay now hold around 20k each when i go to sell stuff to them, it's fantastic. It's also a greta way to level up maintenance as well if you have kits to repair as much of the stuff as you can before you sell it.

I once came across a "hold up" between cumans vs bandits just south of Skalitz......waited for them to kill one another and then finished off the survivors. 8k in goods from their weapons and armour.

Just got this game a week ago, skalitz has high level bandits that fight with talmberg guard. They respawn quiet frequently.

I have 33k left after buying myself full plate armor and all the best upgrades for my horse, all from killing bandits and Cumans and taking everything they have on them with a value to weight ratio of 10:1 or better. There's no shortage of either on the map, and unlike killing guards it doesn't ruin your reputation with any of the towns. If you haven't done the Nest of Vipers quest yet, you can farm both of them at Pribislavitz indefinitely until you complete the quest. I once made over 10k in a single trip by riding my horse in circles at one of the camp entrances and shooting the enemies with my bow as they came out, until I'd killed about 40 of them and it was getting hard to wade through the corpses and my framerate started to dip. I also always sell to the same merchants. They get rich off of your plunder and each time you revisit them they'll have larger and larger purses to buy your things with.

I thought hunting was the best method and then i discovered alchemy. I can literally make about 25k per day and here's my method: For beginners: get alchemy to lvl 13 and unlock snakes oil salesman, routine i and routine ii to get to level 13, the best way is to craft the marigold potion. you'll find just about everywhere marigolds and nettles. Once you reach lvl 10 and unlock routine I, don't start autobrewing, since it doesn't rewards you with xp as much as manual brewing. It is important that you keep leveling until you reach lvl 13. Once you do the above, you essentially meet all requirements for the business. Now, I haven't got into the different potions and what they do, but i've put alot of search to find the most efficient one. And that is, the lazarus potion. Get the recipe book from the apothecary of rattay and learn it. The recipe requires 2 comfrey plants and 1 valerian. Comfrey can be found near lakes and rivers. Valerian is a very common flower. My herbalism goto location is the south side of the river of ledechko starting from the village, heading east, until you find a river that goes south to vranik. I usually collect about 350+ comfreys and 100 valerians. Once you get that amount go back to rattay and behind the rathaus there's an alchemy bench. Start autobrewing the lazarus potion. You'll make about 500 lazarus potions in the end. I sell those to the butcher trader, you can choose to sell them wherever you like. The first time you do this, it will be troublesome since traders won't have much wealth. The more you trade with them, the wealthier they become the next day. I specifically sell to the butcher trader woman because i've had some trading bussiness in the past with poached boars and cooked deers. Now her daily wealth is 21k, and karl right next to her has another 5k. Doing this 3 times, i was able to pay off all buildings of pribyslavitz and all their upgrades.

If you've already faced the "bandit leader" in a certain ruined village, don't forget to return to the said place to loot all the equipment that they've left. Most will be on easy chests. If I remember correctly, I sold all the stuff there for about 5k groschen.

Conclusion: there is no way to make serious honest money in middle ages

Made 3.9k in one hunting trip, 2 boars and 4 deer. One of my butchers holds 7.5k at a time so it's easy ship all the cooked meat before it lowers in price. Make sure your horse has a high carrying capacity though.

First play through: peaceful doing the story with minimal stealing. Second playthrogh: murder everything and everyone to get money and levels

I head to skalitz and wait for the 2 groups of bandits to fight each other off, then I kill the leftover bandits and loot all the gear to sell

A note to improve the hunting-related method, with a slight spoiler tossed in: If you do the "Sheep In Wolf's Clothing" side quest in favor of the poacher, you'll become the new Master Huntsman of Talmberg and get the Master Huntsman perk that permanently removes the stolen status from game the player hunts.

A little tip on how the Chest works for laundering your stolen goods. First when you put stuff in the chest the "Stolen" icon does not show in the chest inventory. The goods are still stolen and will show as such if you transfer them back to your inventory. Second is the time it takes for the "Stolen" icon to disappear for the item depends solely on the price of the item. More expensive items take longer to lose the "Stolen" icon than cheaper items.

I have had the game since day one, I've played it so much since midnight launch and I have been doing this. Knock out the guards, kill them, literally take everything on, being it to my horse and when I'm really over weight I go back to my chest, dump everything, do a few quests, wait a few days and eventually the " stolen " goods will be " un stolen " I guess I can say. Yeah you can sell them to the 2 black market guys but for me it takes a bit for them to get their money back. So I sell it to the store guys in Rattay. I walk past the guards " Yup hello " and all I hear " Oh look it's Henry! " also " Hi again Henry!"

One of the best ways is once your lock picking skill almost to the top level you can break into Peshek’s storage room (the room next to the barn by the cart) you can stock up on armor and whatever else is expensive and put it into his chest. After a couple of days he’ll sell them and all you have to do is go back into the chest and take out all the groschen he sold it for.

One problem I noticed about stealing from townsfolk (with homes or permanent residences) is that when I steal all their clothes from their trunk (trousers sell for freaking 400 groshen hell yeah) they dont buy new clothes to wear and just walk out in their pajamas forever. Terrible. I did this to Wolfrum Pruda and now he’s just waltzing around in his white PJs forever. Thinking about reverse-stealing some cheap simple clothes back into his chest just so I dont have to see him and ruin my immersion every time I see him cuz it bothers me uncannily much

Very simple. What I did was kill bandits and sell their stuff in Rattay or Sassau. Progressively their armor became better so my money multiplied. After Captain Bernard started giving me the bandit quests it got SUPER easy. The 1st thing you MUST do is get a good horse Tier 5 if possible and get the biggest saddle with 4 bags so you can load a fuck ton of crap to sell back in towns and make gold.

i believe you losing reputation for sneak kills and knock outs is a bug. if there's no witness, how can people know it was you?

This video is insanely helpful and I needed something like this to help pay for the new DLC stuff so thank you! Dropping a sub

When you have your Lockpicking skill at lvl 15+, the gold almost loses it's meaning. Not only you can steal all the gold from most of the traders easily (the gold does replenish every day), you can also just steal all the items you want to buy.

Also a great way is to go to skalitz every day. theres always two groups of combatants engaging, you can kill the winner and loot everyone, usually high grade armor worn by the bandits.

Use the "wild at heart" perk in the hunting three if you are a bad archer, you will be able to get really close to your prey before they react to you.

I'm stuck in a kingdom Come Deliverance vortex. This is my 5th KCD video in a row here..lol I subbed too

Also worth noting, when doing quests that require you to track someone, like when a person is bleeding, you should interact with EVERY clue. Henry will say the same dumb things over and over ("looks like blood" ), but it will give you Hunting XP, to help you get the perks to make more money.

i just buy the in game curren.. oh shit this is not EA or Blizzard

if it helps, if you level up alchemy, you can collect flowers and brew potions (e.g. Vitality) I can get up to 30k/hour.

Doing Ruin/Raider activity is pretty lucrative too. Great video thanks

Alchemy theoretically could be a good source of income. You'll spend 2 nights grinding to level 10 afterwhich you'll get the automatization perk. As far as I know you can only really trade with the inn of Talmberg. If you sell a lot to them their money pool will grow (it is at 100 k in my current playthrough). You need money like this in the "from the ashes DLC" in which you rebuilt the bandit camp in the Forest north of Talmberg

Also, if you end up investing in alchemy (which you should, since the saving system in this game is needlessly weird and you can craft Schnapps galore), I'd recommend gathering Valerian and Comfrey (there are a lot of both near Skalitz) and brewing lazarus potions. You can make 4k per day just selling your stock of potions for a week with just one journey to Skalitz.

There is also an add on for the hunting method which is getting the master huntman perk from a Talmberg quest line which lets you legally hunt game that way you do not need to waste time cooking the meat before selling it. Though the quest line while pretty short has a branch and while you can complete the quests you can fail to get the buff.

No need for lockpick skills. Open the front door, wait till 20 o'clock, walk-in (and/or K.O the guard.) and loot all the items off the tables etc. The items on display respawn and are replaced with better items before being replaced with clones. No rep loss, no getting found out, no fine. Sell the stuff to peshek and roll in a that sweet, sweet money. I do this at the rattay swordsmith.

Nice vid. My personal best is hunting 3-4 roe deer and cooking meat and going to letecheko or like you mentioned robbing hunter or traders chest and steal there inventory as it replineshes over night which is great though you still need few days for stolen tag to clear

Been awhile since I played KCD but I'm starting a new game now. What I did to quickly get money was go to Skalitz and kill the bandits. Once I had enough money I bought a horse who could carry alot & noble equipment for it so my horse could carry even more. Now of course u have to be decent at combat because Skalitz could have anywhere between 3-6 bandits/cumans. I sit back and watch the bandits and cumans kill each other or the guards kill the bandits before I engage them. Easy 12k-14k from one engagement.

I find prolonging the first spy mission when scouting the bandit fortress kite out a few bandits and Cumans then kill them fill up your horse and repeat also great way to level up your character. The bandits will respawn too like guards. It's a safer way to do your first option but not loose reputation.

In terms of stealing, stealing from the guard houses/towers also nets loads of gear. I found this very helpful early game since most loot are in easy chests. Also, the blacksmith in the northern part of Rattay has a bugged chest in his house.. the chest actually opens your horse's inventory! It's also worth noting that when you do the main quest where you kill Runt (Presly something vitz) there is tons of loot there after the battle. P.s. there is a third Miller/fence east of Sasau. He is found where you locate the Vagrant in Lost in Translation.

I like to farm the bandit camp to the east of the Sassau monastery. The bandits might not regenerate as fast as the guards, but it keeps your reputation intact. Approach from the north on horseback, hang around close enough to arouse suspicion or do some target practice with the bow, and once someone’s coming for you, gallop about 3/4 or 8/10 of the way to the building to the north. Usually most bandits stop before they get there. If you’ve successfully gotten one away from the rest, you can fight them one-on-one however you like. Kill them, loot them, put it on your horse. Lather, rinse, repeat. Then sell it in Sassau. Plus, you can use the flock of sheep there to practice hunting. Sassau is far enough away that the meat and skins don’t register as stolen.

The best way imo is with alchemy, if you have routine 3 you can make about 1000 merigold potion in a hour or so. Just pick merigold flowers north of peshecks mill and nettle at rattays inn. If you keep selling those potions at the neuhof stables the vendor will eventually have 18k gold to buy your pots so you can potentially make 18k per trip. Plus picking flowers level your strenght if you have the perk.

if you really wanna sell anything to someone, go back to the same blacksmith time and time again. They seem to accrue coin the more you sell to them and i have gotten one black smith in sassau up to 10k and the armorer there and in rattay into the 20k's

Super easy way is repeatedly killing the faint hearted knight and selling his stuff

It will take forever to lose their stolen status in the chest, keep it in your horse inventory and get as far away as possible from the stolen location, the distance from where the item was stolen, and it's value determine the amount of time till it loses its stolen status, and the chest is present in every city (so technically if the item is in a personal chest it happens to be in all cities and towns at the same time) ergo it will be close to wherever you stole it and will take a long time (assuming it was stolen close to a town)

When you get a horse, you can go to Skalitz, wait for the groups in the village to stop fighting and then lure the rest out. If you do that right, you can trick the enemies to run far enough from you to despawn and you can go back to loot the corpses.

For the new comers if you sell your staff to Miller P and wait for couple days in game his Worth Value jumps to the double digits depending on the items you sold him and rinse and repeat but you have to be able to lockpick very hard chest to be able to reach his chest which is on hard just need to past the door.

There is another miller that you can fence stolen items through, and that is Miller Simon in Sasau. He is located almost due east of the Monastery on the far river shore.

Ruin, Raiders, and Interlopers are good money maker quests, I started at like 7k and finished them with over 33k, it does require a good combat proficiency and decent armor and weapons, especially for Interlopers though because you are killing bandits and cumans. Bandit and Cuman hunting is a lucrative business and it’s good practice for getting used to the combat.

So I wanted to play as the gallant silver knight and as that even poaching is a nono. The bandit quest tree worked wonders for me though, it should be mentioned.

Just fast travel to the start area there is always battle there and some dead guys laying around so you can just pick their stuff until you rich

I just wanted to let you all know that if you’re planning on selling to Miller’s there is one Miller in every city and they might be located a little bit outside the city because they tend to be criminals like Miller Peshek however there is one in every city or almost every city. Furthermore any item that you still on a countertop will be regenerated later. I noticed that I had stolen from an armory in Sasau and had taken all of the shields and swords on display. About a week later in game time I went back and all of the swords and shields had regenerated and were put on display as well. That helped with being able to steal again and sell to the vendors for more money. Also making sure you have on your person as little as you can carry and making sure your horse is almost empty When you go to fight the bandits during the major battles in the story will let you loot corpses and take the most valuable items, store them on your horse, and sell thousands of dollars worth of Armor and weaponry once these major battle missions are over. I found that I didn’t need to pick up anything worth Less than 400 gold, and only picked up items worth 400 or more and was able to pack out my horse completely. Once the mission is over however you won’t be able to go back and Loot these corpses and pick up all of These extremely valuable items. There are probably three or four major battles that I’ve done so far in the story and each one I was able to pick up armor pieces worth 1 2 even 3 Thousand gold. Make sure you have bare minimum weight in your inventory and make sure your horse has the fine or noble saddle with four saddlebags my horse can carry 490 pounds. This allowed me to sell over 20,000 gold in armor after the mission was over. When you go into these missions make sure you leave the corpses as the battle progresses so that you can sell once the battle is over.

Easiest way is hunting. On west from Neuhof is a camp(in a camp is chest with one of the best loot which I found, I found there full set of knight armor on lvl8, and before on lvl5 i found the best sword in the game), anyway on north-west from this camp is deer hunting spot, and on north-east from camp, is boar hunting spot. This is really good place, short distance from hunting spots to camp, and really short way to Neuhof where we can buy stuff for a horse and later sell all stolen meet for big money. More than 1k under 10 minutes. Guys, remember, you must cook in camp all "stolen" meet before you sell it legal.

Found new one. Kill bandits. Esp after new patches. They have an assortment of armor. Over by skell found bandits in high end plate. Made a fortune

My favorite is the archery contests. You make a lot of money for very little work. As long as you have a couple levels in archery, then this contest will be no problem for you. Stationary target at the same distance the while time. So after a couple times....you got the aim and distance down. Then you go for the advanced and master levels where you pay X amount into the pot and two NPCs do the same....they are easily beaten and the money is excellent. Plus you can collect the tournament arrows at the end of each one

In the storyline when you scout and sabotage the first bandit camp you can kill all the bandit's and cuman's and loot them, sell it and return to a full camp so long as you don't go back to radzik or who it was that gives you the quest

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saviour schnaps there is a field north-north-east of rattay on the way to neuhoff where i just found almost 200 belladonna. go back to rattay, nettle is growing everywhere and go make saviour schnaps. 1:100 weight value ratio is lit. over time the alchemist in rattay have 5k groschen and more. looking for game can take quite some time

A bit more time consuming but I'm sitting on 34k groshen from finishing all the bandit hunts from all locations. Bring plenty of arrows and run circles around then on a horse, killing them one by one with the bow. Took a lot of time to bring all the loot back because the horse was fully encumbered and I was overburdened most of the time so no fast traveling back.

I found that the hunter in Rattay bought my stolen meat.

very good stuff, thank you

3 millers one at Rattay mill, one close to Nehouf, and one near Sasue

Guys you can do the main quest until it leads you to Bernard and then he gives you side quests of bandit camps. At first few camps there are just shitty armored bandits but as you proceed, you get to fight with super hard armored ones and you get the best armor in the game from those guys. Armour merch in rattay mostly doesn't sell that good armor compared to what you get from the bandits !

Playing with Patch 1.6.2, I have the Stealth Kill perk and Stealth level 5. I also have a dagger in the inventory. I still can stealth kill a guard. I can sneak up behind him and initiate the kill but he counters that and starts a fist fight with me.

I find poaching the most quick and reliable way to make money. It's just finding enough vendors who have enough coin to spend could be challenging. You get so good at hunting, you end up traveling around different towns just trying to get rid of all that meat. I also find myself enjoying spending the time in the forests. It's a bonus for me.

A good place to try out is at the alchemist shop in rattay. He buys everything for some reason and he has useful items for sale (herbs and saviour snaps) which he restocks daily. Buying and selling items to him will make his wealth skyrocket really fast. Instead of waiting out the day instead you should spend 1 or 2 nights out the back using the herbs you buy from him to get alchemy up to 13 at which point you can use the routine 2 and snake oil salesman perk to get extra money. At some point or another he will have hundreds of thousands of grochen which you can steal easily by getting your lockpicking to ~10 and drinking a padfoot potion picking the lock on the door leading back to his shop from inside the alchemy station room. His high value chest/wardrobe is right there with no one guarding it (at night). Side note this will reset his wealth and he will go back to having very little money available but who cares, because you won't need any money ever again.

There is a chest near the guard quarters in Rattay with 250k worth of gear in it... its pretty easy to find. Also, you dont need to KILL the guards, you can just knock them out. Get the infamous perk, its apparent "downside" is actually an upside. most under-rated perk in the game

Wish there was a way to become a swordsmith, like your father and set up somewhere. Would be cool if you had to source your wood (for handles) your iron, your coal, the flux, etc. There could be a quest for the swordmith in Rattay, he's old and selling his business and you buy it from him ! Would also be very cool if you could invest in buildings, buy houses and rent them, or buy properties, like villages, farms, etc. so eventually you could purchase a noble title - yes historically you could buy them if you had the means !

Usually what I do is travel to areas where Cumans are likely to spawn (near Pribylslavitz before the attack and near Sasau) and loot their gear it's tough but worth it

For me, my moneymaker is in the forest north of sasau (fast travel route between skalitz to sasau). There is 2 spot that almost always stopping me on my fast travel because there is a skirmish (bandits vs bandits/bandits vs sasau guards) going on. I just have to crouch and wait for them to kill each other, then loot the casualties corpses. loots will be worth at 6-7k each run. we need a lot of baggage, so buy trojan as soon as possible.

So far I’ve been taking out the bandit camps and making good money there now. I get about 2,000 each camp. Also if you use the bow reticle mod, you can easily win the bow tournament. It’s only 140 each win though for master. I get 66 every time. Think that’s the highest score possible. You can just keep doing it over and over for nice honest money in the early game or if you need some quick honest money while in Rattay. I don’t prefer stealing. It makes the game way too easy. I only steal when necessary for missions. Or if I see something really interesting or of extremely high value.

I just did the bandit quests... get a bit of groschen, good gear and by the end of it your taking out guys in full plate and getting thousands of groschen per mission + gear.

when you are decent enough equiped you could also go to skalitz and kill the bandits they have pretty good equipment as well and you wont screw up your reputation they also respawn every few days in game so by the time you hunted down a few spots of them and sold off your stuff they should be almost respawned a single bandit up there can have equipment in worth of over 1000 groschen and they are usually in groups of 5-7 in avarage you get like 3-4k per group i have 2 spots where they respawn just south and west of skalitz and i make about 8k per run (also alot more fun then hunting)

Going to jail resets rep in town, also noticed you could take advantage of all that 50% armor/weapons and boost your maintenance perks

I prefer taking out the bandit camps and loot for money, plus it builds up your fighting skills and reputation, provided this is the type of character you choose to play.

Keep up the kingdom come videos!

Best way is strip armor of all your enemies. Dont care about encumbering yourself. Just go everywhere on your horse. And then bring the loot home. Sell all armor and weps everyday in rattay cause the traders there are richer than other traders. They have abt 2k a day. Dont foget to haggle. Get the haggle perk if you can (the one that lets you haggle 1 more time before angering the trader, and the one that give you speech boost in when haggling). If traders dont have any money left go sell other loot to neighbouring villages. Repeat over and over. And then youll have abt 7-8k within 3 days.

you can always kill the guard from the armor smith when hes slepping

Doing the Bandit camp quests in Rattay, Talmberg and Sasau is a great way to earn gold. After you kill the bandits at each camp you have to grab their ears, and the leaders of each camp have their own special proof like spurs. When you return to the town to tell how you killed off the bandit camps, only prove that you killed the bandit leader, do NOT turn in any ears until you get to the quests in Sasau. The reason is because Sebastian pays you 625 groschen per ear, not including Cuman Ears. Along with selling all the expensive bandit gear and weapons, this is another way to add even more money to your pocket. To make this easier, invest in a better saddle for your horse (Gotta carry as much bandit gear as possible lol) and also once youve leveled up the sword skill you can learn Master Strikes from Berand in Rattay. This helps when youre fighting the bandits in Sasau Woods and around Skalitz.

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I usually just pickpocketed the dice player when staying at the inn overnight. They usually have about 500g everytime and it replenishes in a day or two, you can pickpocket again. If you get up at about 6am in the game they are usually sleeping in a bed right near yours, so you pick it up on your way out. Easiest way imo as you don’t really need to go out of your way to make money

Travel to skalitz where you will find guards and bandits fighting, help the guards the loot the bandits, it will be more than you can carry. You can additionally kill the guards as well but 9/10 you will not be able to carry all the items but generally the stolen tag goes away by the time you get to rattay. Go to the armorer you use most as he will have the highest grochen. Average income per trip 10-20k.

I've been doing that first step since the start of the game

Easy way, put a small piece of playdough on the TV where the cross hair is at, go to the archery range and compete with two others on master, place your playdough cross hair above the bullseye, pull the arrow all the way back, and release above the bull's-eye. Super easy and lots is coin.

Putting stolen items in your horse’s inventory also functions like putting them in your chest. So if you don’t want to trek back to your house chest you can just transfer it to your horse and wait a little while.

to add to this if you have quite few groschen on you you can just buy everything from traders then steal just their money from the chest so you dont have any stolen items

the quickest way i found was to get a horse an head back to skalitz. you will usually see two groups of people fighting. wait until one side wins ride in with the horse do a circle an ride out, but go slow have them follow you. ride away until u cant see the entrance but make sure they are still following you. ride by them as fast as you can back to the entrance an a glitch will happen an they will disappear. you can walk in skalitz an loot the people that were just killed. armor, weapons, coin, ext. there is no limit to how many times you can do this early in the game. ive started off with around 5k within 2-3hrs of playing the game.

Honestly just doing the Bandit activity from the captain, killing the bandits and selling their loot is the best way to earn money. You will likely do them anyway, you raise your rep doing it and, if you train a bit it is very easy. And if your gear isn't that good, you will be able to improve that as well. The stuff isn't stolen, the smiths generally have tons of money available to buy stuff from you...very easy, very quickly and it doesn't really "break" the game or harms the immersion like killing dozens of guards kinda does.

If you do this try using one of the two handed weapons (spear or the like) it makes dealing with the guards easier

Btw if you do the side quest for sir hans he'll give you keys to the sword smith and the armoured as well as the tailor.fyi its the one where you have to get him wine from the rathaus

If u have ur lockpicking 15 and u can go to the miller buy rattay in it depends how many times u sold to him when i did it in his shed there was 42k coin there

Also all quests to go and kill bandits or cumans are great sources. Their armour and weapons, it’s legal, trophies to sell and you get paid to do it. After that pribislavits nest of vipers just kill everyone and take everything. If you own it use the ashes dlc and put around 40k in the chest and get all the income buildings first. Also every time you fast travel and have the option to flee or fight bandits always kill them and take things above 100 silver.

Sir radzigs large camp full of skalitz soldiers is the best place for armor, they all sleep at the same time plus I don’t believe it is linked to a specific town, so reputation should not be a problem but I don’t remember for sure

Bandits in Skalitz got expensive armor. Also in Sazaw lockpick pharmacy, armourer and sword shop

I would say alchemy is useful and can net you quite a lot for almost nothing once you really get a hang of it.

By killing bandits in the Ruin quest, Cumans in the Raiders quest and marauders in the Interloper quest. You will be rewarded with money, plus you can pillage money, weapons and armour from the dead and sell the items to the Rattay Weaponsmith and the Armourer to make an handsome profit. You will also increase skills in warfare and swordsmanship.

Fashionably late by about 2 years. But on the off chance that someone in fact does watch this after me: If you're gonna do this type of stuff, that is ultimately your decision to make. But personally I'd reccomend waiting until your 2nd playthrough. Or at least later on in the game. Dont forfeit the challenge immediately. When you find yourself buying your first horse with the groschen that you earned haggling over cheese wheels and homebrewed potions, it's alot more rewarding.

Hey Upper. Can you make a video on how to rob the armoury and weapon shops???? I always get caught trying to rob these stores!!!

Another way if you prefer to be a hero is doing the captains side quest in rattay then he’ll send you to talmberg and you’ll get to fight Cumans rather than bandits and then you’ll be sent to sasau monastery which you can fight both cumans and bandits and it’s better for farming armor in a non criminal way you also get paid it’s not the best but it’s mostly for the armor at most each time you’ll make 400 plus the amount of ears you have each time for the cumans you won’t make a decent amount job pay wise till talmberg but you’ll see enemy’s with expensive armor so it helps make the difference did a whole nother play through if this game a few years later and found better methods also when you make it to the sasau one you get almost 2k per mission

I found the best way is to not take part in major battles just take all the loot off the body’s instead

If one wants to stay the noble route, play chump over and over with the max bet. It’s sort of fun and really sharpens archery skill.

At 0:47 don't need to murder guards, just go knock out tourney contestant's and steal their goods(make sure to save after each) just dump the stuff to horse immediately. there is also guard house next to Rattay monastery where you can nab all the weapons, shield, bows and halberds.(make sure to close all doors). also there is like 3 chests upstairs' to get good armors.