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[Simfam]

> Been lookin' for brothel for over 5 hours

> Does MQ

> Has to find Dnadelion

> Owns a brothel

 

What a lad.

[Milan92]

> Been lookin' for brothel for over 5 hours

> Does MQ

> Has to find Dnadelion

> Owns a brothel

 

What a lad.

 

>Can't use the brothel you're best friend owns

[dreamgazer]

Fabulous. Signs have completely stopped working, as in "You cannot do that now" and "This action isn't allowed during combat" not working. Apparently it's a recent patch bug.

[Morty Smith]

Fabulous. Signs have completely stopped working, as in "You cannot do that now" and "This action isn't allowed during combat" not working. Apparently it's a recent patch bug.

 

I came across a similar bug in my second playthrough. Could only use Igni, but my crossbow did 900+ damage.

[dreamgazer]

I came across a similar bug in my second playthrough. Could only use Igni, but my crossbow did 900+ damage.

Pretty frustrating, especially after waiting for CDPR to fix the XP bug.

[Morty Smith]

It was. I loaded a previous save and it was gone, but I have no idea what caused it.

[SlottsMachine]

Yeah, I had a bug where I couldn't meditate. Reloading fixed it as well.  

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

> Been lookin' for brothel for over 5 hours
> Does MQ
> Has to find Dnadelion
> Owns a brothel

What a lad.

Ahem, Dandelion would have to correct you, sir, it's a gentleman's club, not a brothel. :S

[Alan Rickman]

115 hours and the end credits have now rolled for the first time. What a ride.

 

Spoiler

Though to be fair, the actual endgame was a bit of a letdown. The true peak of the game was still the attack on Kaer Morhen, and it's not even close.

 

Still, one of the best games I've probably ever played.

 

What kind of endings did the rest of you get?

Spoiler

My story ended with Ciri saving the world and then taking up being a Witcher, traveling together with Geralt for some quality father/daughter time as he taught her everything he knew.

 

Temeria is a sovereign state once more, albeit as a vassal to Nilfgaard who won the war. Emhyr solidified his position internally, eliminating his opposition and apparently also believed Geralt when he told him Ciri had died.

 

Geralt himself settled down in a cozy house in Kovir together with Triss, who took a position as advisor to the court there, while Geralt is basically just retired except taking on the occasional contract now and then purely out of habit.

 

I would've liked to also see at least what became of Yen out of the other characters, even though I didn't romance her.

 

One other thing that was missing was that I was absolutely sure that somewhere towards the end of the game there'd be the moment where Ciri refers to Geralt as "father" instead of his name and I'd get a bit choked up. But it was not to be.

 

 

[Milan92]

She does refer to Geralt as "father" during one of her flashbacks in Velen

[Boost32]

Ahem, Dandelion would have to correct you, sir, it's a gentleman's club, not a brothel. :S

Or he would call a cabaret.

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

115 hours and the end credits have now rolled for the first time. What a ride.

 

Spoiler

Though to be fair, the actual endgame was a bit of a letdown. The true peak of the game was still the attack on Kaer Morhen, and it's not even close.

 

Still, one of the best games I've probably ever played.

 

What kind of endings did the rest of you get?

Spoiler

My story ended with Ciri saving the world and then taking up being a Witcher, traveling together with Geralt for some quality father/daughter time as he taught her everything he knew.

 

Temeria is a sovereign state once more, albeit as a vassal to Nilfgaard who won the war. Emhyr solidified his position internally, eliminating his opposition and apparently also believed Geralt when he told him Ciri had died.

 

Geralt himself settled down in a cozy house in Kovir together with Triss, who took a position as advisor to the court there, while Geralt is basically just retired except taking on the occasional contract now and then purely out of habit.

 

I would've liked to also see at least what became of Yen out of the other characters, even though I didn't romance her.

 

One other thing that was missing was that I was absolutely sure that somewhere towards the end of the game there'd be the moment where Ciri refers to Geralt as "father" instead of his name and I'd get a bit choked up. But it was not to be.

 

Exact same ending as you, except with Yennefer rather than Triss. 

 

Agreed about the last bit tho. At least there were plenty of hugs to compensate.

 

[Boost32]

115 hours and the end credits have now rolled for the first time. What a ride.

 

Spoiler

Though to be fair, the actual endgame was a bit of a letdown. The true peak of the game was still the attack on Kaer Morhen, and it's not even close.

 

Still, one of the best games I've probably ever played.

 

What kind of endings did the rest of you get?

Spoiler

My story ended with Ciri saving the world and then taking up being a Witcher, traveling together with Geralt for some quality father/daughter time as he taught her everything he knew.

 

Temeria is a sovereign state once more, albeit as a vassal to Nilfgaard who won the war. Emhyr solidified his position internally, eliminating his opposition and apparently also believed Geralt when he told him Ciri had died.

 

Geralt himself settled down in a cozy house in Kovir together with Triss, who took a position as advisor to the court there, while Geralt is basically just retired except taking on the occasional contract now and then purely out of habit.

 

I would've liked to also see at least what became of Yen out of the other characters, even though I didn't romance her.

 

One other thing that was missing was that I was absolutely sure that somewhere towards the end of the game there'd be the moment where Ciri refers to Geralt as "father" instead of his name and I'd get a bit choked up. But it was not to be.

Spoiler

Mine is with Ciri as empress instead of a Witcher, and thats ending pack a lot of emotions, its vey bittersweet ending.

The rest is like yours.

[Jester]

What kind of endings did the rest of you get?

Similar to yours:

Spoiler

Ciri alive, and chose the life on the witcher's Path. Geralt taught her what he could and they parted ways.

Geralt moved in with Yen and they stayed far away from anything political.

Emhyr won the war, Temeria was restored as a vassal state and later Emhyr purged all internal opposition.

Skellige flourished under Cerys' rule. 

 

Apart from that (I don't remember everything, so many little things):

The spirit from the tree was freed.

Baron hanged himself, his wife died.

Keira survived and left with Lambert, later she created the cure for Catriona plague.

Whoreson Junior was spared and became a wrecked drunk.

I allowed the girl-godling to live in the house she 'haunted', and she later shared it with Corine Tilly. That was kinda cute.

I helped Triss leave with the mages, so Witch Hunters started to burn non-humans. Hopefully Emhyr stopped that after he won the war.

Radowid was killed, as was Dijkstra.

I met Letho, screwed up his plan to evade Emhyr's bounty hunters (by accident...), and invited him to Kear Morhen.

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

Talking about Ciri hugs...this one right here destroyed me. 

[Akrabra]

Talking about Ciri hugs...this one right here destroyed me. 

That line is the best one in the game. I broke down at that moment. 

[Chuvvy]

115 hours and the end credits have now rolled for the first time. What a ride.

 

Spoiler

Though to be fair, the actual endgame was a bit of a letdown. The true peak of the game was still the attack on Kaer Morhen, and it's not even close.

 

Still, one of the best games I've probably ever played.

 

What kind of endings did the rest of you get?

 

Pretty much everyone I've talked has agreed the first act is much stronger than the second act. It really falls apart, but it begins to make sense if you look at the files and see that they cut out a lot of the second half of the game.

[Red of Rivia]

"The strange thing about Iorveth was that he was meant to be in the game. CDPR had worked on a model and written entries about him and Isengrim Faoiltiarna for the Prima guide. The first time Geralt was meant to see him was in a basement of a house in the non-human district of Novigrad. The leaked docs from May 2014 also mentioned him playing his flute, like during the into scene at Flotsam in TW2.

Why he was cut remains unknown. They also cut a few quests from the main plot, which might be the reason the third act feels so rushed."

 

- Taken from a random reddit comment; make of that what you will but it does seem like this random dialogue correlates with the original story design due to the mentions of Novigrad and Isengrim. If so then it was possibly an oversight that lead to this dialogue still being in the final game.

[Chuvvy]

 

"The strange thing about Iorveth was that he was meant to be in the game. CDPR had worked on a model and written entries about him and Isengrim Faoiltiarna for the Prima guide. The first time Geralt was meant to see him was in a basement of a house in the non-human district of Novigrad. The leaked docs from May 2014 also mentioned him playing his flute, like during the into scene at Flotsam in TW2.

Why he was cut remains unknown. They also cut a few quests from the main plot, which might be the reason the third act feels so rushed."

 

- Taken from a random reddit comment; make of that what you will but it does seem like this random dialogue correlates with the original story design due to the mentions of Novigrad and Isengrim. If so then it was possibly an oversight that lead to this dialogue still being in the final game.

 

I'm talking about cut content here, I don't see why that would bother anyone, but I can imagine it might. So just a heads up if you haven't beaten it.

 

Yeah they cut out a huge chunk of act 3. Massive story points like the wild hunt attacking Novigrad were removed from the game, as well as things like tracking the wild hunt generals which I think would've given some much needed characterization to the hunt. As it stands, Caranthir is basically faceless, he might have ten lines of dialog in the entire game. It also seems like Ge'els might have originally been an enemy.

 

Obviously Iorveth was also removed entirely from the game. I don't want to sound cynical (even though I am) but I can't help but think he was cut to be saved as a selling point for DLC. They seem like they might be doing that with Shani as well. Which just seems low to me, I can be okay with a character getting the short end of the stick and having minimal content (EG Liara in ME2) then getting a DLC which makes them bigger. But having them removed entirely from the game and then having them show up in DLC seems shady. Especially with Iorveth since we know for a fact he was originally going to play a big role in the Main Story. Or at least a Roche sized roll in it.

[Red of Rivia]

I'm talking about cut content here, I don't see why that would bother anyone, but I can imagine it might. So just a heads up if you haven't beaten it.

 

Yeah they cut out a huge chunk of act 3. Massive story points like the wild hunt attacking Novigrad were removed from the game, as well as things like tracking the wild hunt generals which I think would've given some much needed characterization to the hunt. As it stands, Caranthir is basically faceless, he might have ten lines of dialog in the entire game. It also seems like Ge'els might have originally been an enemy.

Well, they loss a great scene, Iorveth on Kaer Morhen and Eredin tries to recruit him and that shows why he has changed too, once he would accept(that think about elves and whatever), not now.

Triss for me, they cut some content from her too, it's not possible.

[Jester]

Pretty much everyone I've talked has agreed the first act is much stronger than the second act. It really falls apart, but it begins to make sense if you look at the files and see that they cut out a lot of the second half of the game.

I much prefer second and third act when it comes to the story. The first act is just hunting for Ciri, doing side quests and getting to know the world and characters. 

I enjoyed pretty much everything what happened after Battle of Kear Morhen (although I agree that it as excellent - both the battle and what happens after). Bald Mountain was great. I loved Philippa in this game and all quests involving her (including of course Reason of State, as well as hunting for the Sun Stone with her). Journey with Avallac'h was great - there was a scene that send shivers down my spine there, and the effort and creativity that went into designing other worlds impressed me. And I enjoyed immensely both the battle with Caranthir and the final duel. But I have to agree, that Eredin should have been developed far more - there was place for it in both Battle of Kear Morhen as well as before the final duel. I would consider it the worst flaw in otherwise great story. 

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

Imagine both Roche and Iorveth at Kaer Morhen. Oh my.

[Red of Rivia]

Imagine both Roche and Iorveth at Kaer Morhen. Oh my.

Like Letho and Roche, ''Eredin is a King''

[Giantdeathrobot]

Imagine both Roche and Iorveth at Kaer Morhen. Oh my.

 

Roche/Ves were already just about to attack Letho. Imagine the 4 of them in the same place. Wild Hunt doesn't stand a chance next to that much built up tension.

[Chuvvy]

Imagine both Roche and Iorveth at Kaer Morhen. Oh my.

 

Like I said, if you got Roche, Iorveth, and Letho all to Kaer Morhen the wild hunt wouldn't attack because it would be too awkward. The hate they'd be glaring at one another could be focused into a death ray and used to shoot down their ship.