That however does put me in an interesting situation though for TW3.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 21 mai 2012 - 03:53 .
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 21 mai 2012 - 03:53 .

Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 21 mai 2012 - 04:01 .
I just can't fathom how you believe there will be no division if Stennis is ruling. The people in Upper Aedirn got a taste of freedom and won't be easily ruled by anybody, let alone by somebody so stubbornly oblivious as Stennis.Costin_Razvan wrote...
To be clear. I didn't kill her because I like Stennis or think he will make a good king. I am frankly indifferent to him. I killed because as I see it in the war, in any war for that matter, division will destroy you and division is exactly what you will get between Upper Aedirn if led by Saskia and the other northen realms. With her dead Aedirn will likely retake Vergen in weeks, since I doubt that the state there will survive without Saskia. As I see it the North is better off without her in the war with Nilfgaard.
I think you're still missing my point- I'm not disgusted by their show of jolliness but at the idea of the two of them dividing Temeria and so smug about it. Some latent sentimentality for Temeria I guess. Radovid having it as his protectorate with one of Foltest's daughters having some influence is more palatable to me than the land being diced up and part of it given to that pig Henselt.As for Radovid and Henselt, well what do you expect? That's kinda what you do in politics with someone who became your ally. You act nicely to each other publicly even if you hate each other.
I just can't fathom how you believe there will be no division if Stennis is ruling. The people in Upper Aedirn got a taste of freedom and won't be easily ruled by anybody, let alone by somebody so stubbornly oblivious as Stennis.
None of the North has much chance against the Nilfgaardians, but I would put money even on a cursed Saskia plus dwarven ingenuity plus Scoia'tael desperation over a battered down, demoralized population who passionately hates their leader.
but at the idea of the two of them dividing Temeria and so smug about it.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 21 mai 2012 - 04:50 .
Without Geralt they don't have Scoia'tael reinforcements. It's an evenly matched war all in all.Costin_Razvan wrote...
Who states that all the people of Aedirn hates Stennis? The people in Vergen might but not those in the rest of the land and the people in Upper Aedirn are irrelevant to the war. Upper Aedirn is important for it's strategic value, nothing more. Without Geralt to help them they don't even win against Henselt despite their best efforts.
Some geography you might want to look up: Morgarten, Sempach, Laupen...And frankly I think you are delusional if you think a thousand armed peasants with some dwarves and Scoia'Tel stand a chance at stopping Nilfgaard when Nilfgaard brought hundreds of thousands of troops to bear in the last war.. The only hope they have it to fight together under one banner. This will not happen with Saskia in charge.
I did- I don't let the peasants lynch him. The nobles of course are glad to back him, since they are losing privileges under Saskia.And you obviously didn't see the flasback if Stennis is alive to know what you are talking about people in Aedirn hating Stennis.
Addai67 wrote...
BTW people like to refer to him as "Prince Penis" but Radovid sounds just like him when he's chiding Saskia that the only crown she deserves to wear is a wreath of flowers. Honestly, the slide with him and Henselt having beers and yuk'ing it up over dividing Temeria makes me sick. It doesn't even make sense in my game for Radovid to make that deal, since he's married to Adda in this game and Henselt was just handed a defeat. He could have taken Temeria all for himself.
@ KoP: What is silly is still arguing the point when it doesn't mean a thing. I do concede about Cynthia being an apprentice- but it still doesn't prove that Philippa was in on the Triss thing.
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
But it is a fact that Saskia was trying tokilleat Foltest.
Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 21 mai 2012 - 05:18 .
horacethegrey wrote...
I do agree though that the peasant mob in Vergen are a bunch of idiots. They're just as bad as those idiots in Flotsam.
Costin_Razvan wrote...
Well I guess you could argue Triss could become her advisor. Something to think about.
But I would disagree that the Lodge was run by self-absorbed mages. They did care about strenghtening the North and actually did support Saskia's ideals. I think Phillipa respected Saskia.
That's not to say the Lodge is without it's sins. What they did at the first battle of Vergen...well that's tough to forgive.
Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 21 mai 2012 - 05:39 .
Alpha-Centuri wrote...
You took her for serious. For someone who is in "a man's world" and has to fight so hard to be seen as equal, thats probably a pretty good way to get pannies thrown at you. Before, in Act 1, she didn't know you, and assumed you were another chauvanistic ****** who wanted to get in her pants.
I'm sure quite a few Geralts let her win because shes a woman. By beating her, you earned her respect not because you're better, she always knew you were, but because you respected her enough to kick her ass.
It makes sense if you think about it
When you find that bit of dialogue where she says "it's a good thing that Kingslayer came along, since you ruined my plan to take out Foltest," then let me know.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
But it is a fact that Saskia was trying to kill Foltest.
Modifié par Addai67, 21 mai 2012 - 09:47 .
We see the dragon twice, both times it makes a beeline straight for Foltest. You can't try and argue she's just trying to tip the scales of the battle. Three guys strolling along a walkway hardly is worth her time, given the effort she puts into chasing him if she didn't know it was Foltest.Addai67 wrote...
When you find that bit of dialogue where she says "it's a good thing that Kingslayer came along, since you ruined my plan to take out Foltest," then let me know.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
But it is a fact that Saskia was trying to kill Foltest.
I'd rather they be empowered than let some idiottic nobility walk all over them. As for their feelings towards nonhumans, they may not think much of the dwarves or elves now, but given time the peasants may learn to aceept them. That's why it's important to save Saskia. Under her leadership they can have a state where all races may feel welcome. Denying them that chance is cruel.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
And yet you empowered them and set them loose on a Prince. The same mob that wants to kick dwarves out of their city.
Stennis might be the idiotc **** you think he is, and that he is guilty of poisoning Saskia. But that situation is far far bigger than him and his guilt or innocence.
Mob rule is the worse kind of situation you want to get yourself in.
slimgrin wrote...
Why are they still creating new art for the game? I'm intrigued.
Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 22 mai 2012 - 12:00 .
Addai67 wrote...
When you find that bit of dialogue where she says "it's a good thing that Kingslayer came along, since you ruined my plan to take out Foltest," then let me know.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
But it is a fact that Saskia was trying to kill Foltest.
horacethegrey wrote...
I'd
rather they be empowered than let some idiottic nobility walk all over
them. As for their feelings towards nonhumans, they may not think much
of the dwarves or elves now, but given time the peasants may learn to
aceept them. That's why it's important to save Saskia. Under her
leadership they can have a state where all races may feel welcome.
Denying them that chance is cruel.