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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Discussion Thread

Débuté par sympathy4sarenreturns , janv. 24 2013 06:08

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#1776
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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 08:23

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Milan92 wrote...

Where is the love for Triss? [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/joyful.png[/smilie]

Surely not everybody dislikes here right?


I don't have any problem with her. :S

Liked Shani better, though.

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 08:38

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Mr.House wrote...

Nothing about Iorveth is better then Roche.


Relevent.

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 09:02

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Milan92 wrote...

Where is the love for Triss? ^_^

Surely not everybody dislikes here right?

*gets his wood and nails ready*

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 09:15

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Mr.House wrote...

Nothing about Iorveth is better then Roche.


Pssshhh. Roche doesn't throw nekkers. :P

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 09:48

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Mr.House wrote...

Nothing about Iorveth is better then Roche.


AKA: Emhyr Var Emreis - Spice Merchant extraordinaire.

Just watched The Best of Vernon Roche. I forgot how witty he can be :lol:

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 04:02

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Han Shot First wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Nothing about Iorveth is better then Roche.


Relevent.


Lies. :P

Our arrows will blot out the sun. Sorta.

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 11:04

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renjility wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Nothing about Iorveth is better then Roche.


Pssshhh. Roche doesn't throw nekkers. :P

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Roche throws swords and soldiers :wizard:

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 11:15

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 Pfff, we all know Dandelion is the best character in the game :D

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Posté 04 septembre 2013 - 11:46

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Milan92 wrote...

Where is the love for Triss? ^_^

Surely not everybody dislikes here right?



*nervously raises hand* I love Triss. If I am forced to choose Yennifer over Triss, I am going to jump-kick something. That is all.

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Posté 05 septembre 2013 - 05:55

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Got done with TW2 recently:

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My excitement for TW3 is having a hard time shutting itself up.

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 08:29

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renjility wrote...

The outskirts is indeed not the most exciting part of the game, but once you've become more familiar with the game, you can go through it pretty quickly, and it does offer at least two choices that have some effect later in the game, and shows you the consequences of your first decision (going to the lab or fight the frightener in the prologue).

I liked the Murky Waters chapter. Indeed it felt like a sudden change after being caught up in the Salamandra thing for three chapters, but it was a nice change of pace and a moment to come up for air before diving into the mess with the Scoia'tael and the Order again. And Geralt had to stay away from Vizima for a while, due to the political games he had gotten caught up in.


I loved both the Outskirts and the Murky Waters!
Infact I liked them much more than the core Vyzima acts.
Outskirts had a great atmosphere of a haunted small community with dark secrets you get to discover.
And Murky Waters was just an awesome change of pace.

Both had great atmosphere - at least for me. And I certainly wouldn't call them slow. Well, maybe Chapter IV - but that's fitting, considering the idyllic, lazy atmosphere of the village and the fields.

And being knighted by the Lady of the Lake and receiving Aerondinght was the single most memorable Witcher moment for me.

On another note: I like Triss. Has always loved Geralt.. and always will. Is willing to go great lenghts to win him. I can respect this. At least she's really dedicated and doesn't treat him like her plaything.

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 08:53

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Haha, yeah, the Outskirts are probably only slow on your first try, when you still have to figure things out. At least it was for me. Now Geralt can complete that chapter in two days. I don't really like the ending of it though, because by the looks of it everybody dies and I can't imagine that everyone in the village was bad. Well, the most prominent villagers survive if you hand over Abigail, but they did do bad things. I guess that's The Witcher for you. ;) I did like that later chapters tie back to the first, mostly by finding out that Carmen is the priest's daughter and that she was raped by Mikul. And of course chapter IV, though I kinda dislike how it considers Abigail "innocent". I don't think she really was, and that ambiguity made the choice more difficult.

Anyway, I just finished my second Iorveth playthrough, for the first time playing on dark difficulty. I didn't die as often as I'd feared, yay! (okay, the Kayran took me an hour, and the dragon half an hour, but still!). Played both through saving Triss again and saving Saskia, but I'm a bit confused about how Geralt uses the dagger: Philippa said you had to plunge it into the dragon's heart, and that all the runes had to touch blood, but Geralt just holds it against the dragon's head. She was impaled on a tree, but there was no blood on her head, so what's up with that? Does it simply mean that Philippa was lying?

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 11:34

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She was either lying or Geralt figured it out on his own.
He was dealing with dragons before and remember if there's one thing Geralt is master at (aside from his sword fighting) is removing curses, diseases and black magic.

Yeah there was no blood on Saskia's head but remember when Geralt jumps from tower he stabs her very close to head + he also stabs her with hook near her eye. Most likely the wounds were big enough to allow dagger's magic to work.

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 03:50

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The outskirts is indeed not the most exciting part of the game, but once you've become more familiar with the game, you can go through it pretty quickly, and it does offer at least two choices that have some effect later in the game, and shows you the consequences of your first decision (going to the lab or fight the frightener in the prologue).


I loved love LOVED the Outskirts and Murky Waters part of the game. They are some of the most relaxing times I've ever had in an RPG.

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 05:07

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simfamSP wrote...

The outskirts is indeed not the most exciting part of the game, but once you've become more familiar with the game, you can go through it pretty quickly, and it does offer at least two choices that have some effect later in the game, and shows you the consequences of your first decision (going to the lab or fight the frightener in the prologue).


I loved love LOVED the Outskirts and Murky Waters part of the game. They are some of the most relaxing times I've ever had in an RPG.


LOL, the Outskirts relaxing? With all those barghests around? The first time I was pretty scared while I walked around at night. :lol:

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 06:10

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Yup, I will jump on and say that I too love Act I and IV. I didn't mind the swamps too - then again, I can pretty much say that I memorized TW1 since I've played in so many times hahaha.

I don't like being stuck in big cities - give me countryside, beautiful background music and I'm set.

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Posté 09 septembre 2013 - 08:47

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renjility wrote...

simfamSP wrote...

The outskirts is indeed not the most exciting part of the game, but once you've become more familiar with the game, you can go through it pretty quickly, and it does offer at least two choices that have some effect later in the game, and shows you the consequences of your first decision (going to the lab or fight the frightener in the prologue).


I loved love LOVED the Outskirts and Murky Waters part of the game. They are some of the most relaxing times I've ever had in an RPG.


LOL, the Outskirts relaxing? With all those barghests around? The first time I was pretty scared while I walked around at night. :lol:


True that :)
Actually on the first playtrough was the hardest part of the game for me :D
Only other area that was remotely as challenging was the swamp with this shooting plant boss :)

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Posté 13 septembre 2013 - 01:49

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I like that they shortened the edning sequences in the Witcher 2. I hate the "this isn't even my final form" trend in video games where the game feels like it should end but you have to fight 3 or 4 ending bosses and even have extra dungeons tacked on when the game should be over.

I hope they take the same philosophy with the witcher 3 regarding the ending that they did with 2. The ending in the witcher 1 was very annoying and I hated the ice level at the end.

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Posté 13 septembre 2013 - 02:37

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Kalas747 wrote...

I like that they shortened the edning sequences in the Witcher 2. I hate the "this isn't even my final form" trend in video games where the game feels like it should end but you have to fight 3 or 4 ending bosses and even have extra dungeons tacked on when the game should be over.

I hope they take the same philosophy with the witcher 3 regarding the ending that they did with 2. The ending in the witcher 1 was very annoying and I hated the ice level at the end.


I hated the ice plains at the end as well, on my first run. Then I played it again and realized the game was getting philosphical at the right moment, given where and how the last conflict takes place.

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Posté 13 septembre 2013 - 11:45

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I liked the Ice Plains too much to be bothered by the "lol nope!"-just-out-of-reach villain.

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Posté 27 septembre 2013 - 08:25

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It's been quiet in here. I see that CDPR will be at EG Expo 2013 and that "The Witcher 3" is listed for 12pm tomorrow: http://www.eurogamer...ats-on/schedule


I wonder what they'll show?

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Posté 27 septembre 2013 - 09:47

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Quoting the guy who works for CDPR, from the Witcher forums - "Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz (Lead Quest Designer) will host a lecture on combining story driven game with open world. There will be no gameplay shown though - sorry."

Shame : (

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Posté 28 septembre 2013 - 12:12

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Ah shame.. but perhaps it might still be interesting. I, for one, am a little concerned about them panning out too much from the story with an open world game.. similar to how I feel about Dragon Age. Maybe the talk can ease my worries c:

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Posté 28 septembre 2013 - 06:03

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 Livestream: http://www.youtube.c...UXbJQKmaU#t=561

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Posté 25 octobre 2013 - 08:48

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 Pretty cool. Series turns six.

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