The game cheated me out of 100 groschen. I'm fairly certain I know the exact reason
why, but I still feel completely cheated.
The quest after that(which starts immediately) one does not give me enough time to sell a large pile of meat before compelling me to ride out halfway across the map, and will take too much time to finish before the meat goes bad. The entire pile of meat has a value of nearly 300 groschen, so I'm cheated out of that money as well.
Then I blew a few speech checks, leaving me without backup when fighting a bandit that's somehow a master swordsman(he moves faster than some of the actual warriors I've fought) and who can tank an arrow through the head.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The reason I lost the hunting bet with Hans was presumably because it checks the amount of hare meat in your inventory. Except, to slow down the rotting and be able to sell it later, I cooked the meat(there's a convenient fire at the camp), and cooked meat does not count. I killed at least 6 with my bow, and several more with Mutt. Each hare was yielding about a dozen pieces of meat. And even cooked, it only has a durability of 2 days. Only, I'm fairly certain that's 2 days before its durability hits zero; it's rotten at the halfway point(it gives you food poisoning).
EDIT: Lost a fleet comprised of about half my total combat ships while on route to slap around a derelict
a dreadnought-sized helmet of a giant, evil, space-whale.
On the way, the planet seemed to have disappeared. It's no longer on the map, and the node lines(playing as humans) to that planet disappeared... while my ships were still travelling along it. Also, there's a cluster of planets that are now completely disconnected from the node network in the same general area, despite me having already explored that cluster. I'm going to assume I'm dealing with the System Killer, because of course half my empire is going to be irrevocably erased from existence.
On the other hand, the ships I did lose wasn't much, since I've been putting more effort into freighters. I may or may not have just learned that you can adjust a slider on each planet's info to change between construction output to trade, creating demand for freighters which in turn creates a lot of income.
Sword of the Stars. Of course, it might not be the System Killer. It might be the Von Neumann Construct. Which means there's something going to be annihilating my planets AND a Grand Menace.