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[Sebby]

jaza wrote...

Seboist wrote...

jaza wrote...

Seboist wrote...

Order + Roche path for me.

Human dominance and pro-Temeria FTW.

Bah Order and a Roche pro-Radovid path is where it's at.

But that's what I did. Foltest was in favor of Temerian-Redanian Union in TW1 and I caried it out in 2.

Ah! Well you said pro-temeria so I assumed you meant that you handed Anais over to Natalis.

What did you do with Letho?

He's a dead myn.

[jaza]

Ravensword wrote...

Those graphics get the Seival Seal of Approval.

[Nefla]

Ravensword wrote...

Those graphics get the Seival Seal of Approval.

No, because the people (and speaking creatures like trolls) are not motion captured therefore it is garbage to him.

[jaza]

Seboist wrote...

jaza wrote...

Seboist wrote...

jaza wrote...

Seboist wrote...

Order + Roche path for me.

Human dominance and pro-Temeria FTW.

Bah Order and a Roche pro-Radovid path is where it's at.

But that's what I did. Foltest was in favor of Temerian-Redanian Union in TW1 and I caried it out in 2.

Ah! Well you said pro-temeria so I assumed you meant that you handed Anais over to Natalis.

What did you do with Letho?

He's a dead myn.

Hmm, I usually let him go, mostly because his boss fight is kinda annoying and I get the feeling that, for all his talk of Geralt never seeing him again, he'll probably affect TW3 in some way and I wanna see how that turns out.

[Sebby]

The Letho boss fight is easy as heck if you hit him with Aard and do Fast/Fast/Strong combos.

And yeah, he'll prolly affect something.

[Ravensword]

Nefla wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

Those graphics get the Seival Seal of Approval.

No, because the people (and speaking creatures like trolls) are not motion captured therefore it is garbage to him.

He actually showed interest in picking up TW3 b/c of the graphics. I think he's willing to compromise on the whole mo-capping obsession as long as a game has shiny graphics.

Modifié par Ravensword, 24 janvier 2014 - 10:06 .

[Chashan]

Seboist wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Order + Iorveth. The path probably least traveled.

Does Siegfried mention anything about the Iorveth alignment when talking to him?

Mr Siegfred, commander of the mighty "Hobos", only shows up on Iorveth's path once one infiltrates Henselt's camp, correct?

Going by the wiki, at least, the fellow attacks Gerry on sight once he shows himself.

Modifié par Chashan, 24 janvier 2014 - 12:37 .

[ATiBotka]

I killed Letho a few times but I always feel like a dick when I do that. I mean he's such a bro, he helped Geralt many times and I'm grateful for him. So I'll never kill him again. Maybe this decision will bite me in the ass in TW3, but I'm willing to take that risk.

As for my canon path:

In TW1 I'm neutral, in the bank I helped the order

I still haven't decided my canon path in TW2, but maybe I choose Roche, kill Henselt, save Anais and give her to Natalis. This North seems to be the weakest to me, and I'm fine with it and I hope Nilfgaard will win the war.

Modifié par ATiBotka, 24 janvier 2014 - 03:19 .

[HiroVoid]

Seboist wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Order + Iorveth. The path probably least traveled.

Does Siegfried mention anything about the Iorveth alignment when talking to him?

Been a while since I've played, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't know anything about Geralt being involved with Iorveth or Saskia.  I don't believe your name has been cleared like I hear it does in Roche's path, so in this case, Siegfried just tells you he never believed you were guilty of killing the king and lets you go through.  Iorveth always has to go through the cave though being a wanted fugitive.

[Chashan]

HiroVoid wrote...

Seboist wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Order + Iorveth. The path probably least traveled.

Does Siegfried mention anything about the Iorveth alignment when talking to him?

Been a while since I've played, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't know anything about Geralt being involved with Iorveth or Saskia.  I don't believe your name has been cleared like I hear it does in Roche's path, so in this case, Siegfried just tells you he never believed you were guilty of killing the king and lets you go through.  Iorveth always has to go through the cave though being a wanted fugitive.

Aaah, memory was a bit shoddy there...

I am reading the man can be "spared" in TW1? That's an option exclusive to Neutral, I take?

[slimgrin]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Just want to say:

36 endings?

Lol. We'll see how THAT turns out.

I think it's likely to turn out pretty awesome. But I'm sure it's endung 'states'. A few details for peeps just discovering the game:


-when you enable Witcher senses, distant noises will become clearer. Handy for tracking monsters.

-Axe throwing is a new mini-game.

-you can level up your mount and capture wild horse using Axxi.

-you only gain XP for completing quests, not for killing things.

-alchemical effects are now triggered by Geralt so buffs can lay dormant until you need them in battle. Some potions will work the old way though - drink before battle and the effect has a timer.

Modifié par slimgrin, 24 janvier 2014 - 04:56 .

[In Exile]

slimgrin wrote...

EntropicAngel wrote...

Just want to say:

36 endings?

Lol. We'll see how THAT turns out.

I think it's likely to turn out pretty awesome. But I'm sure it's endung 'states'. A few details for peeps just discovering the game

There is absolutely no reason to doubt that CDR will excute this briliantly, especially if they don't need to worry about leaving the door open for a future sequel. 

[HiroVoid]

Chashan wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Seboist wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Order + Iorveth. The path probably least traveled.

Does Siegfried mention anything about the Iorveth alignment when talking to him?

Been a while since I've played, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't know anything about Geralt being involved with Iorveth or Saskia.  I don't believe your name has been cleared like I hear it does in Roche's path, so in this case, Siegfried just tells you he never believed you were guilty of killing the king and lets you go through.  Iorveth always has to go through the cave though being a wanted fugitive.

Aaah, memory was a bit shoddy there...

I am reading the man can be "spared" in TW1? That's an option exclusive to Neutral, I take?

Yep.  Siegfried always lives in the order path while you can spare him in neutral.  He always dies in Scoiatael path.

[Dutchess]

HiroVoid wrote...

Chashan wrote...

Aaah, memory was a bit shoddy there...

I am reading the man can be "spared" in TW1? That's an option exclusive to Neutral, I take?

Yep.  Siegfried always lives in the order path while you can spare him in neutral.  He always dies in Scoiatael path.

Except TW2 will only recognize Siegfried as alive when you import an Order path. I imported a neutral path in which I spared both Siegfried and Yaevinn, and Siegfried was not in the camp outside of Loc'Muinne.

[ATiBotka]

renjility wrote...

HiroVoid wrote...

Chashan wrote...

Aaah, memory was a bit shoddy there...

I am reading the man can be "spared" in TW1? That's an option exclusive to Neutral, I take?

Yep.  Siegfried always lives in the order path while you can spare him in neutral.  He always dies in Scoiatael path.

Except TW2 will only recognize Siegfried as alive when you import an Order path. I imported a neutral path in which I spared both Siegfried and Yaevinn, and Siegfried was not in the camp outside of Loc'Muinne.

But he's still alive, he's just absent from the order's camp in Loc Muinne. He's only there in the order path because he became grandmaster.

[The Baconer]

Nefla wrote...

No, because the people (and speaking creatures like trolls) are not motion captured therefore it is garbage to him.

All the humans and elves being mo-capped is pretty much a guarantee.

[The Baconer]

EntropicAngel wrote...

Seriously? That's pretty expensive.

Well, look back at Witcher 2. Cutscenes? Mo-capped. Combat attacks? Mo-capped. Fist-fighting, climbing, gap jumping, knockdowns, death animations, killcams, even the dialogue animations that are canned and re-used? All mo-capped. It would only make sense if they followed the same trend in Witcher 3.

[Addai]

Witcher 1 also used motion capture. And represents it even better, IMO.

[slimgrin]

Addai67 wrote...

Witcher 1 also used motion capture. And represents it even better, IMO.

TW2 was more realistic though. They even put the stuntmen in armor for the mo-cap so they moved with the appropriate sense of weight. I do want some of Geralt's sweet moves from TW1 back. That 360 degree group attack and the beheading animations.  

[Addai]

More fluid? Maybe I didn't notice because of all the rolling rolling ROLLING

I won't miss that at all.