The Nilfgardians are there for no other reason than to tease Geralt.
Seriously, you give us a quest to teach a young woman how to use a sword and then you add a twin to the mix and "Oh Geralt, would you please turn around. I need to fix my corset" and then NOTHING!?
Ha, I'm pretty sure that was intentional, defying audience expectations and all that.
I was seriously like, "What...THATS IT!?" with that quest. hahaha
Ha, I'm pretty sure that was intentional, defying audience expectations and all that.
Yeah, exactly. It also had the hilarious (and true to the character) reveal of Geralt as being the general sort of class conscious proletariat hero (because, as I keep saying now that I've read the books, Geralt is pretty socially progressive on basically ever level).
That quest legitimately felt like the start of a porno. CDPR was just screwing with us.
I was so ready to thrust, slash and parry into her pants.
Does this make anyone else feel weird?
Does this make anyone else feel weird?
Wow he couldn't make his voice sound less like Geralt? It was exactly the same.
Yeesh. Aside from the isometric view, it seems a rip off. Cockle is excellent as Geralt, but he's not known for his versatility.
I thought he was pretty good in Band of Brothers.
Wow he couldn't make his voice sound less like Geralt? It was exactly the same.
Damn, yeah. The guy looks like Geralt (well, mostly the outfit) but the exact same voice actor doing the exact same voice is just weird.
Here is the final DLC, at long last:
Holy.... 
Guess I'll hold off starting a second playthrough after all, lol.
I didn't think I'd replay the game, but I might just do it. I don't know why I'm talking about it now given I haven't even beaten the game yet but you know, I'm thinking ahead.
I know the feeling mate. I think what I'll do is finish the game once and then wait until next year, after the release of both expansions and then replay the whole game with NG+, including the expansions and whatever additional content CDPR might add.I didn't think I'd replay the game, but I might just do it. I don't know why I'm talking about it now given I haven't even beaten the game yet but you know, I'm thinking ahead.
I know the feeling mate. I think what I'll do is finish the game once and then wait until next year, after the release of both expansions and then replay the whole game with NG+, including the expansions and whatever additional content CDPR might add.
That sounds brilliant.
Here is the final DLC, at long last:
Here is the final DLC, at long last:
Hopefully it comes with the option to turn off the god damn "Grandpa Dandelion Narrates" loading screens.
Hopefully it comes with the option to turn off the god damn "Grandpa Dandelion Narrates" loading screens.
There's a mod for that, if you're on PC.
Hopefully it comes with the option to turn off the god damn "Grandpa Dandelion Narrates" loading screens.
http://www.nexusmods...cher3/mods/66/?
Here's the list of what will carry over into NG+, directly from the game's official forums:
Enemies will be stronger, obviously.
What carries over?
Player experience (if you're below level 30 when finishing the vanilla game, you will be bumped to level 30 for the start of NG+), items (excluding: quest items, books & letters, Gwent cards, usable items, trophies), money and alchemy recipes.
When starting New Game Plus you can select any difficulty level.
You can obtain the Death Match achievement when playing the NG+ mode.
What's the starting level of the character when beginning NG+?
The same that you had when finishing the game, if above 30, otherwise you start at level 30. You also get a free Clearing Potion at the start so you can reset your skills and try a different build
Source: http://forums.cdproj...418#post1866418
EDIT: In a later post in the same thread, Momot said that "created elixirs should carry over as well."
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