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[Dreadstruck]

Braag wrote...
There are no QTE's on Easy difficulty.

Playing on Normal.

[slimgrin]

This forum needs a concealed spoiler tab...damn. I'm outta here.

[Tamahome560]

[Spoilers in the post]

Can anyone tell me if Temeria still gets split into provinces even if we decide to save Anais instead of Triss also what happens to Roche if we go with him instead of saving Triss?

[DragonRageGT]

slimgrin wrote...

This forum needs a concealed spoiler tab...damn. I'm outta here.

No Kidding!!!!!

[MDT1]

Tamahome560 wrote...

Spoilers:

I wouldn't say Yennefer doesn't matter anymore since it looks like she will be Geralt's motivation in TW3. Also does Triss die if we don't go to save her? Or does she show up later on her own?

[Spoilers in the post]

Letho saves Triss for you if you don't rescue her.

Modifié par MDT1, 22 mai 2011 - 05:02 .

[MDT1]

Tamahome560 wrote...

[Spoilers in the post]

Can anyone tell me if Temeria still gets split into provinces even if we decide to save Anais instead of Triss also what happens to Roche if we go with him instead of saving Triss?

[Spoilers in the post]

Temeria doesn't split and Roche becomes her bodyguard.

[Edk]

MDT1 wrote...

Tamahome560 wrote...

Spoilers:

I wouldn't say Yennefer doesn't matter anymore since it looks like she will be Geralt's motivation in TW3. Also does Triss die if we don't go to save her? Or does she show up later on her own?

Letho saves Triss for you if you don't rescue her.

you could yhave at least put a spoiler tag...idiot. Hope you are happy for spoiling it for me!

[MDT1]

Edk wrote...


you could yhave at least put a spoiler tag...idiot. Hope you are happy for spoiling it for me!

I forgot but what do you expect from a response to a spoiler question you idiot?

[Alpha-Centuri]

Yeah, we might want to open up a "Spoilers: Witcher 2 Thread" or something. Until then....





*SPOILERS*


Who else let Henselt get gutted? He raped my side-ho side-kick, friend and fellow soldier Ves!

END Spoilers

Modifié par Alpha-Centuri, 22 mai 2011 - 05:09 .

[Tamahome560]

Alpha-Centuri wrote...

Yeah, we might want to open up a "Spoilers: Witcher 2 Thread" or something. Until then....





*SPOILERS*


Who else let Henselt get gutted? He raped my side-ho side-kick, friend and fellow soldier Ves!

END Spoilers

!!!SPOILERS!!!

I did but I regret it. No point in lowering to his level + The North will possibly be stronger if he survives.

Thank you MDT1. Damn this is so hard, if I go and save Triss the North will be weaker in the upcoming invasion but if I don't go and save her I feel like an ass since she is like the love of my life etc I might do another playthrough where of both TW and TW2 and don't commit to the relationship as much since Yen is coming in TW3 and that might cause a big bloodbath between the girls unless they accept a love triangle having both of them. That would be epic win for Geralt. Yen and Triss used to be best friends but Geralt changed that so this could be a way to reconcile them.

I let Letho go. Like he said he was not a real enemy and in fact he was a friend just doing a mission of his own.


!!!!END SPOILERS!!!!

[Edk]

MDT1 wrote...

Edk wrote...


you could yhave at least put a spoiler tag...idiot. Hope you are happy for spoiling it for me!

I forgot but what do you expect from a response to a spoiler question you idiot?

not only are you tactless but you are incredibly arrogant as well. When you respond to a spoiler question, put a spiler tag. Or is this too complicated for you? 

[Lukertin]

panzerwzh wrote...
Actually the first assassin toward Foltest in TW1 is not necessary from the same group as Letho. [Spoiler] Because all three witchers include Letho have shown in TW2 depending on the alliance u choose in chapter 1.

It is suggested they are related, though, because none of the witchers in TW1 dual wield swords except for the assassin, and the other two witchers with Letho dual wield as well, implies that the Witcher School they come from instruct dual wielding as opposed to using a longsword.

[Chromie]

*Spoiler Alert*


















Geralt is Dandelion's father.

[MDT1]

Edk wrote...

MDT1 wrote...

Edk wrote...


you could yhave at least put a spoiler tag...idiot. Hope you are happy for spoiling it for me!

I forgot but what do you expect from a response to a spoiler question you idiot?

not only are you tactless but you are incredibly arrogant as well. When you respond to a spoiler question, put a spiler tag. Or is this too complicated for you? 

And you are evasive and just continue to insult me, so naturally I won't feel too sorry for you.

Alpha-Centuri wrote...

Yeah, we might want to open up a "Spoilers: Witcher 2 Thread" or something. Until then....





*SPOILERS*


Who else let Henselt get gutted? He raped my side-ho side-kick, friend and fellow soldier Ves!

END Spoilers

I did!

Modifié par MDT1, 22 mai 2011 - 05:33 .

[Endurium]

I would rather post Witcher stuff on the official witcher forums, but they still seem to be down. I'll wait.

[CoS Sarah Jinstar]

Anathemic wrote...

So I just finished some.. errrrr.. 'ploughing'... in the elven garden baths.

I'll leave it at that

Was that scene so incredibly well done or what?

[Aaleel]

Has anyone experienced this glitch, is it even a glitch.

I'm trying to do the Little Shop of Dreams, with the incense. But everytime I intimidate the guy and he agrees, the screen just goes black, and nothing happens.

[Alpha-Centuri]

On a side note, it's hard going back from that game to any other where choices are concerned.

Its not an open RPG, and thats good because those tend to suffer from a lack of storytelling or true point. TW2's branches of coherent storytelling is unrivaled, and it really does make other "dilemma OMG" rpg games look insignificant.

The game fully immerses you and your choices truly have consequences, both positive and negative. It's also cool that TW2's choices are never in the "hurr dur I'm evil for ****s and giggles" category. You can be a jerk, but it is realistic.

[Tamahome560]

Aaleel wrote...

Has anyone experienced this glitch, is it even a glitch.

I'm trying to do the Little Shop of Dreams, with the incense. But everytime I intimidate the guy and he agrees, the screen just goes black, and nothing happens.

Yup. I just gave up on this quest. It is bugged as hell and I found no way of finishing it. It either went black or prevented me from further interacting with the shop keeper or the crowd thus not being able to do the quest.

[Aaleel]

Tamahome560 wrote...

Aaleel wrote...

Has anyone experienced this glitch, is it even a glitch.

I'm trying to do the Little Shop of Dreams, with the incense. But everytime I intimidate the guy and he agrees, the screen just goes black, and nothing happens.

Yup. I just gave up on this quest. It is bugged as hell and I found no way of finishing it. It either went black or prevented me from further interacting with the shop keeper or the crowd thus not being able to do the quest.

Oh well, I guess I'll just move on.  Thanks.

[Lukertin]

Alpha-Centuri wrote...

On a side note, it's hard going back from that game to any other where choices are concerned.

Its not an open RPG, and thats good because those tend to suffer from a lack of storytelling or true point. TW2's branches of coherent storytelling is unrivaled, and it really does make other "dilemma OMG" rpg games look insignificant.

The game fully immerses you and your choices truly have consequences, both positive and negative. It's also cool that TW2's choices are never in the "hurr dur I'm evil for ****s and giggles" category. You can be a jerk, but it is realistic.

I like how the game's story progression completely changes depending on which faction you side with, unlike some other games *cough DA2*

[k177sh0t]

aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh my eyes!!!!!!!


spoilers

[Chromie]

Lukertin wrote...

Alpha-Centuri wrote...

On a side note, it's hard going back from that game to any other where choices are concerned.

Its not an open RPG, and thats good because those tend to suffer from a lack of storytelling or true point. TW2's branches of coherent storytelling is unrivaled, and it really does make other "dilemma OMG" rpg games look insignificant.

The game fully immerses you and your choices truly have consequences, both positive and negative. It's also cool that TW2's choices are never in the "hurr dur I'm evil for ****s and giggles" category. You can be a jerk, but it is realistic.

I like how the game's story progression completely changes depending on which faction you side with, unlike some other games *cough DA2*

Completely different acts. Nice touch CDProjekt. Adds a lot of replay value.

[panzerwzh]

Lukertin wrote...
I like how the game's story progression completely changes depending on which faction you side with, unlike some other games *cough DA2*

Totally agree, especially when in DA2 Hawke could only see his/her mother die and can not prevent Anders start the war:pinched:

Bioware, pls take the choices and consequences Seriously!