7114 réponses à ce sujet

[LPPrince]

Ugh, I feel you. You either draw your Biting Frost ( preferably 2) or pretty much auto-lose against the ridiculous zerg rush. Another way is to just play cheap cards/spies on first round, let them blow their load, then pass. Once they exhaust their Muster cards, they are easy pickings, and with luck some of said Musters come from their hand so you gain card advantage.

 

Albeit it's becoming easier as time goes on. A tip, beat the players indicated by the Gwent quests, their unique cards are often 10 strength heroes, or if not just pretty good in general, and many of them aren't that hard to beat. Zoltan did give me a headache with his three Hero cards however.

 

I'm just glad I barely won that match(I lost to that merchant several times first). Man, I need to get the better Gwent cards, yeah. For now I'm questing.

[Zekka]

Does Alvin make a comback?

[Red of Rivia]

They are very different world of fantasy, there is fantasy worlds where human beings are capable of things that we can not, in the witcher is not the case.

The world tends to be more fragile to external things, monsters, anyone can die to a little monster for example.

Even Leo, no one knows the extent of how they killed these witchers and whether they were young or not. If they were new, they could be killed by anyone. You can assume that they were ''old'' but it is unknown, it is not said, we do not know the extent of other schools and how Leo kill them, it's just mention.

If you take a Witcher and put him in dragon age, he will become overpower also by the rules of that world, and if you take a human of dragon age to fight against a monster from the witcher in the witcher universe, he will lose, because the rule is different from each world.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Witchers in DA universe would be very powerful.

 

They can hit as hard as warriors, they can dodge and evade as well as rogues, they can use alchemy and they can use magic on the level of apprentice mages. 

 

They have health, magicka and stamina. 

 

They use swords, crossbow, magic, bombs, traps to get the job done. 

 

Witchers in DA would be the equivalent of a high level Sentinel in Mass Effect. They would be able to handle any situation and can own people in a 1 v 1 match. 

[MrDbow]

I've been trying real hard this weekend to get into this, but I just can't.  I really hate the movement, both on ground and on horse.  I hate that I have virtually no control of the camera. Don't know why I can't fix the angle of the camera for my betterment.  I truly suck at combat. 

 

I'm gonna have to come back to it later and give it a go then.  Maybe some time away will help hopefully.

[Red of Rivia]

Witchers in DA universe would be very powerful.

 

They can hit as hard as warriors, they can dodge and evade as well as rogues, they can use alchemy and they can use magic on the level of apprentice mages. 

 

They have health, magicka and stamina. 

 

They use swords, crossbow, magic, bombs, traps to get the job done. 

 

Witchers in DA would be the equivalent of a high level Sentinel in Mass Effect. They would be able to handle any situation and can own people in a 1 v 1 match. 

If you take into account the rules yes, but if not, Geralt would be killed by... Blackwall for example. ._. No, it was an exaggeration, but something close to it.

[Elhanan]

I've been trying real hard this weekend to get into this, but I just can't.  I really hate the movement, both on ground and on horse.  I hate that I have virtually no control of the camera. Don't know why I can't fix the angle of the camera for my betterment.  I truly suck at combat. 
 
I'm gonna have to come back to it later and give it a go then.  Maybe some time away will help hopefully.

Are you playing with KB&M, or with a controller? Many reviews suggested using the latter, if that option is agreeable to you. If on the KB&M, some here on BSN have posted a possible walk-around that will allow for re-mapping control keys.

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

Does Alvin make a comback?

 

He already did, in TW1, as Jacques de Aldersberg. Or so the very plausible theory goes. 

[Mr.House]

He already did, in TW1, as Jacques de Aldersberg. Or so the very plausible theory goes. 

It's not even a theory, even the bloody official guide outright says that Jacques will say X if you picked this with Alvin. CDP will never confirm it because they want people to piece it together.

 

If you take into account the rules yes, but if not, Geralt would be killed by... Blackwall for example. ._. No, it was an exaggeration, but something close to it.

Yeah...no. No warrior or rogue in DA would have a chance against Geralt. Magic tho is a whole different ball game.

.

[Red of Rivia]

It's not even a theory, even the bloody official guide outright says that Jacques will say X if you picked this with Alvin. CDP will never confirm it because they want people to piece it other

 

Yeah...no. No warrior or rogue in DA would have a chance against Geralt. Magic tho is a whole different ball game.

.

If that guys is right, If a warrior can kill a dragon alone, man, Geralt has no chance to stand against this. ( if you consider the Geralt of Witcher world, but if you put him in Dragon Age world, he would kill tons dragons and that guy in the process, because, Geralt would be a High fantasy hero.)

If you consider the game, Letho killed that intro wizard before he did anything, ok, he had prepared everything before, but this is what witchers do, they prepare to fight, so if he prepare to fight a mage, he would butchered this wizard before he did anything.

[HoonDing]

Batman would beat Geralt.

[Mr.House]

If that guys is right, If a warrior can kill a dragon alone, man, Geralt has no chance to stand against this. ( if you consider the Geralt of Witcher world, but if you put him in Dragon Age world, he would kill tons dragons and that guy in the process)

If you consider the game, Letho killed that intro wizard before he did anything, ok, he had prepared everything before, but this is what witchers do, they prepare to fight, so if he preparesse to fight a mage, he would butchered this wizard before he did anything.

Geralt still killed a dragon alone tho, and no I don't want to hear "he used the trees" it does not matter if he used the environment to his advantage. He still killed a dragon by himself.

[Red of Rivia]

Geralt still killed a dragon alone tho, and no I don't want to hear "he used the trees" it does not matter if he used the environment to his advantage. He still killed a dragon by himself.

Place both in a clean field with nothing, if this dragonslayer can slay a dragon with no help from something, like trees and rocks, then Geralt loses. The fight is without the help of elements of the scenario, open, think like a one Plánice of Mongolia. 

Does it matter, oh yes, but like Saskia gave unlucky and got stuck, I think it was easier to end her in that case.

[Mr.House]

Place both in a clean field with nothing, if this dragonslayer can slay a dragon with no help from something, like trees and rocks, then Geralt loses. The fight is without the help of elements of the scenario, open, think like a one Plánice of Mongolia. 

Does it matter, oh yes, but like Saskia gave unlucky and got stuck, I think it was easier to end her in that case.

That's a situational fight, that does not mean said dragonslayer can beat Geralt. Fighting Geralt and fighting a dragon would be way different.

[Zekka]

He already did, in TW1, as Jacques de Aldersberg. Or so the very plausible theory goes. 

in TW3, do we get to see him as a teenager or something?

[Red of Rivia]

That's a situational fight, that does not mean said dragonslayer can beat Geralt. Fighting Geralt and fighting a dragon would be way different.

Yes, of course, but that's a guess, what the guy meant was: if a guy can kill a dragon(alone) and Geralt not, the tendency is that guy is stronger than Geralt, the details about it he can tell you.

 

in TW3, do we get to see him as a teenager or something?

No, I don't even see a mention :/

[Zekka]

 

No, I don't even see a mention :/

That sucks, I thought he would return.

[Red of Rivia]

That sucks, I thought he would return.

But he is dead, you know o-o

[Fishy]

One thing I hate in W3 is level scaling. Maybe I said it already lol. The way it's done.

Also the best looking armor in the game is your first armor lol.

[Red of Rivia]

[Fishy]

 

Are you playing on peasant box ?  . My version look so much better.

[panzerwzh]

It's not even a theory, even the bloody official guide outright says that Jacques will say X if you picked this with Alvin. CDP will never confirm it because they want people to piece it together.

 

Yeah...no. No warrior or rogue in DA would have a chance against Geralt. Magic tho is a whole different ball game.

.

Geralt does have a specific sign for breaking harmful magical spell (just not introduced to game unfortunately) so not much luck for magies either.

 

And Geralt is a professional hunter which means him will prepare anything necessary to ambush his prey, potions, magical traps,bombs and even "excrositsm" to get advantages in combat.

[The Hierophant]

Started a new game earlier. It's a nice surprise that White Orchard's noonwraith drops emerald dust. Currently i decided to accept the arsonist's bribe versus my old choice in Twisted Firestarter, but now i'm regretting it. Dude looks like Jeff Daniels after snorting bath salts.

Anyone else choose different options for the quests on any of their new playthroughs?

[Red of Rivia]

Aye, me, and a got a different ending.

[Chewin]

Eh I would agree but the writing was on the wall in the past games and his obsession with crushing magic users. So it makes sense that he is falling into madness (he was already pretty mad to begin with so it's not like this comes out of nowhere)

But not the point that it showed signs of mental disorder. His actions and behavior were in accordance with his motives, that the Lodge were against, and the level of influence many mages held in society, not counting public officials.

He always harbored a disdain for them, considering his childhood, but not that it would make him come across as an unstable individual. Considering the harsh political climate he grew up in and the position he finds himself in the events of TW3, would certainly have a toll on anyone, but for Radovid I find it hard to believe it would lead him into madness.

But as I said, will have to find out myself how it is handled.