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[Red of Rivia]

Just a question, where does the romance lock up?

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If you sleep with Yennefer in the Unicorn scene, does the romance lock up for her? Or jus the side quest do that?

[Dominus]

Just a question, where does the romance lock up?

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Fairly sure it's after the Last Wish Quest, if you choose to stick with her. My "Good" Ending without doing that quest didn't leave her and I locked in.

Anyways, finished Playthrough #2 and enjoyed it a great deal. Questioning whether to bother with all the "?" spots or switch to another game instead. Brawling was a bit on the tedious side since most involved the same tactic, but most of the Contracts made for nice surprises.

[Boost32]

What ending did you all get?
 

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I got the one where Ciri becomes a Witcher.
 
Nilgaard won the war, though Temeria retained its independence. Emhyr also slaughtered all of his enemies back at home.
 
Cerys was queen of Skellige and brought peace and prosperity, though its warriors lost some of their edge.
 
Geralt rode off into the sunset with Yennefer and retired from the affairs of the world.

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Ciri as empress of Nilfgaard, Nilfgaard won and Temeria became a vassal kingdom, Cerys as queen of Skellige (the game almost scream for you to side with her) and Geralt went to Kovir with Triss.

[Milan92]

Literally the exact same ending as you. Very content with it, it's basically the conclusion I wanted for these characters.

 

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Though, I actually think the Empress Ciri ending is the most complete, conclusive-feeling ending. I just don't really like that path for her character.

 

 

I prefer that one to the

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one where she becomes Empress as well, though I didn't really have any end game in mind with Ciri as Geralt. I always just had him choose the "do what you want to do" dialogue options with her. That and I had Geralt skip out on reporting to Emhyr with Ciri.

 

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I like the Empress ending best. I love the farewell scene and Ciri is gonna be able to do alot more for the world than as a Witcher killing a few monsters.

I also like its symbolic value. In the farewel scene we are saying goodbye to Geralt and the Witcher's life, since this is his last game.

[CrazyRah]

What ending did you all get?

 

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I got the one where Ciri becomes a Witcher.

 

Nilgaard won the war, though Temeria retained its independence. Emhyr also slaughtered all of his enemies back at home.

 

Cerys was queen of Skellige and brought peace and prosperity, though its warriors lost some of their edge.

 

Geralt rode off into the sunset with Yennefer and retired from the affairs of the world.

 

We got the same ending. I liked this one the most too

[Simfam]

I did that Botchling quest and god was it good.

 

It just oozed of the Last Wish.

 

Gonna wrap up the Baron's story now.

 

House was right.

 

He's a great character.

[CrazyRah]

I did that Botchling quest and god was it good.

 

It just oozed of the Last Wish.

 

Gonna wrap up the Baron's story now.

 

House was right.

 

He's a great character.

 

The Baron is just so well crafted and involved in some really awesome stuff. 

 

And he play one mean Gwent but a worthy challenge!

[Dutchess]

57 hours and I'm still in Velen....

[Simfam]

That thing came out of freaking Berserk tho'

 

 

ETA: Hahaha

 

One queen sized bed?

 

Yep, The Eternal Fire isn't the only thing that's warming Tamara at night.

[Simfam]

Took a stroll around Oxenfurt.

 

Got myself a haircut.

 

Got myself some level 30 contracts.

 

Couldn't find the brothel.

 

0/10 CDPR

[Linkenski]

Just a question, where does the romance lock up?

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If you sleep with Yennefer in the Unicorn scene, does the romance lock up for her? Or jus the side quest do that?

It doesn't lock it. Be sure to talk to Yen about somes side-quest later on though. I think it automatically pops up at some point.

[Torgette]

57 hours and I'm still in Velen....

 

[Simfam]

Yeah, there's so much crap to do in this game.

 

It's like "okay, gotta find Ci- OH LOOK A SHINY STONE!"

[animedreamer]

What did the note say?

 

I had Geralt do the Jedi mind trick on him and his two helpers instead. Speaking of which, I'm now sad there was no "I am not the Witcher you are looking for" dialogue while using Axii.

 

basically, it was his account to Maid Billberry or whatever her name was, of his time in Velen, and Novigrad, and how he basically harassed anyone who showed open displays of affection to their loves (generally men trying to swoon women, by saying sweet nothings to them.) he basically saw this as a offense because of course no other woman could be as beautiful, kind, ect ect ect as the Fair Maid Bilberry, or was it Milberry, anyway he harassed one guy to the point that the guy fled while all he was trying to do was talk up some girl.

[Akrabra]

http://www.eurogamer...es-in-two-weeks

 

This is just insane.

[Jester]

Yeah I was disappointed with Radovid too, turning him into a silly madman just reeked of Bioware writing (Orsino, Meredith anyone?)
Thankfully this Radovid doesn't have a big role in the game

It was foreshadowed in the books. And in TW2 as well. They may have overexaggerated it a bit, but I actually found him believable. 

He is, after all, the one that in certain endings of TW2 starts the Witch Hunt immediately, and in others, he just orders some of the mages dead.

 

From "The Lady of the Lake" (rough translation from Polish):

No one would shout "Long Live Radowid!" thought the prince, covered by hierarch's fat arse. No one would even glance in my direction. No one would cheer for my mother. No one would remember my father or shout about his glory. Today, the victory day, the day of the agreement, of the alliance, that my father had a large part in. He was after all murdered because of it.

He felt a stare at the base of his neck. Delicate, as something he didn't know, or he knew only from his fantasies. Something like the soft touch of woman's hot lips. He turned his head around. He saw dark, bottomless eyes of Filippa Eilhart.

Just you wait, thought the prince, turning his eyes away. Just you wait.

 

No one could predict then, or guess, that this thirteen year old boy, a person of no importance, from the country ruled by Dijkstra and the Regency Council, a king would grow. A king, who after he repays everyone for the despects they gave him and his mother, would be remembered in history as Radovid V The Stern.

 

It's important to notice, that this man is 20 years old. He is far younger than Foltest was. Or Henselt. Or Emhyr. 

 

Tell me of 20 year old people, who fight hundreds of internal and external enemies and are caught into a war with the most powerful ruler on the Continent, that wouldn't go a little crazy.

And judging from the fragment I just quoted, he was already ambitious, frustrated and potentially cruel when he was 13. 

 

As to his hatred for mages (and Filippa in particular): Filippa ruled his kingdom in his place for years, she had a hand (at least) in killing his father, she tried to assassinate one of the men most loyal to his father (Dijkstra), and had a part in killing Demawend and Foltest...

 

It was far more than just: "She was mean to me!".

[Morty Smith]

http://www.eurogamer...es-in-two-weeks

 

This is just insane.

 

[Linkenski]

4 million in 2 weeks? Good for them

 

I hope that bodes well for Cyberpunk and doesn't go to their heads so they start getting so mainstream that they just become another lousy AAA publisher. They kind of slipped with their DLC principles by making a season pass this time (yeah I know it's called expansion pass, nice try) but they still have those 16 on-disc or ready-and-waiting-on-CDPRs-servers-at-launch free DLCs but its a good message and at least it gives you the illusion that you're getting new content that was made after the game was released for free.

 

But I digress. I think Witcher 3 proved to me that CDPR isn't that untouchable moral and righteous example that could do no wrong because of the downgrade, the lies that followed, the DLC reluctance -> Season pass bandwagon, but despite that it still ended up setting a really high standard that makes the likes of Ubisoft cower in shame.

 

I hope Cyberpunk is gonna be good and I hope Witcher 3's massive success is only an upside to whatever they make next and not a means to doing bad business practices to sell us by-the-numbers products.

[Dutchess]

 

So many question marks! 

[Simfam]

I hope they make all the money they can.

 

CDPR have poured their hearts into this franchise and deserve every penny they get.

[Akrabra]

I am more curious about how it did on the pc. Both The Witcher and The Witcher 2 actually had pretty good sales considering their pc exclusive/timed exclusive. I know that Xbox one and PS4 owners are hungry for new games, so probably huge sales bump there. Not that it isn't deserved, great game and one of the few games this last year i gladly paid 60 euros for. 

[Linkenski]

I think TW3, right from the start marked the end of CDPR's pc-oriented focus. They said targeting consoles made TW3 possible in the first place and I think considering how succesful especially PS4 is, they're just gonna be more and more about consoles from here on, like so many other devs.

[CrazyRah]

4 Million in 2 weeks is a mental number. Glad to hear it doing well and hopefully it will keep up and allow them to create more awesome stuff in the future