Costin_Razvan wrote...
He doesn't mediate anything really since Toruviel refuses to surrender anyway. As for Vivaldi's Bank the only one you help ultimately is Yaevinn not Vivaldi himself. As for Saskia's coalition, that was always Iorveth's intention there, it never changed.
But you convince her to flee. They only end up fighting because the Order plans a sneak attack.
The more radical elements as in Yaevinn and Iorveth who both have murdered thousands of humans and burned villages to the ground you mean?
Thousands? Where are you getting those figures?
I don't approve of total war tactics on either side. However both sides use civilians as shields and pawns. The kings and radicals like the Order stirring up hatred of non-humans is what encourages those pogroms.
As for what White Rayla was planning, does Toruviel tell you that? She told me that White Rayla didn't stop at the sight of a few dead peasants and that she had to resort to threatening the children.
White Rayla tells you that, when you first meet her at the lakeside. Geralt can convince her that the villagers at least deserve a trial.
edit- Oh, about Vivaldi, as of TW2 he gets his assets back, though I guess that happens no matter what you do in TW1. But the fact that they were seized in the first place is still an injustice and his support of Yaevinn after that shows what happens when you deprive people of a means of making a livelihood. The same for the dwarven blacksmith in Vizima. Early on he tells you his best tools were seized by the Order, and by later in the game he is supporting the Scoia'tael, at least in my game. In fact it says that almost all the nonhumans join the fight in Vizima.
Modifié par Addai67, 29 avril 2012 - 08:03 .
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