Pfft. Don't side with the Order and he'll call Geralt a mutant while he has two of these guys standing right next to him:
That's just what happens when one makes the wrong choice.
(He doesn't say that on Neutral path and he's an optional fight there)
That's just what happens when one makes the wrong choice.
(He doesn't say that on Neutral path and he's an optional fight there)
Now, now. Remember that there is usually no such things as wrong choices in the Witcher franchise. For example all of the three endings in Witcher one can be seen in the positive light if you look at them in different perspectives.
Now, now. Remember that there is usually no such things as wrong choices in the Witcher franchise. For example all of the three endings in Witcher one can be seen in the positive light if you look at them in different perspectives.
The Order ending made me feel really bad. Competition who could kill the most elves. 
That was pretty disturbing.
Well, aren't you curious why he travels into the north again, althought he promised that Geralt would never see him again?
I don't know how CD Project Red will handle it, but I guess there won't be any "alternative" content if you kill Letho (like in Mass Effect 3 , if you killed Wrex in Mass Effect 1, his brother replaced him) So you probably just cut content with your choice. Altought that's just speculation. We don't know what role Letho will play.
Well, I came back and let him live this time. There better be some badass Letho content in TW3 or you will owe me plenty of money! 
Now, now. Remember that there is usually no such things as wrong choices in the Witcher franchise. For example all of the three endings in Witcher one can be seen in the positive light if you look at them in different perspectives.
Human dominance is always the right choice, whether in Witcher,DA or ME.
The Order ending made me feel really bad. Competition who could kill the most elves.
What was disturbing about that? It was a tender bonding moment with Rayla where they saved the day from rampaging elves.
Then she let her troops gang rape Toruviel before hanging her. Man she was a ruthless ******. My jaw was hanging open when she casually mentioned that.
Then she let her troops gang rape Toruviel before hanging her. Man she was a ruthless ******. My jaw was hanging open when she casually mentioned that.
Then she let her troops gang rape Toruviel before hanging her. Man she was a ruthless ******. My jaw was hanging open when she casually mentioned that.
Soldiers have their needs bro. Rayla was just looking out for them.
Then she let her troops gang rape Toruviel before hanging her. Man she was a ruthless ******. My jaw was hanging open when she casually mentioned that.
Man, do you know what happened to her in the books? She tried to save some civilians from Scoia'Tael and she subsequently got captured, raped, tortured and the elves even cut her hand off (which for some reason, isn't as obvious in the first game).
If anything, her reaction and demeanor doesn't surprise me at all. Even though I don't agree with it.
Soldiers have their needs bro. Rayla was just looking out for them.
Well that sounds reasonable and not disturbing in the slightest.
Guest_E-Ro_*
The things you say are pathetic and disgusting.Soldiers have their needs bro. Rayla was just looking out for them.
In a separate thread he talked about how he has a high-school and a college near where he lives, and he likes younger girls because they are more "fertile" then women his own age. But he insists thats not creepy at all.Well that sounds reasonable and not disturbing in the slightest.
In a separate thread he talked about how he has a high-school and a college near where he lives, and he likes younger girls because they are more "fertile" then women his own age. But he insists thats not creepy at all.
Well compared to the rest of BSN...
(Although granted that's like saying having a bad dinner isn't that bad compared to the holocaust)
Pretty sure it was a joke guys.
Guest_simfamUP_*
Soldiers have their needs bro. Rayla was just looking out for them.
lol
I know your joking.
But damn.
That's one hell of an a-hole comment xD
Then she let her troops gang rape Toruviel before hanging her. Man she was a ruthless ******. My jaw was hanging open when she casually mentioned that.
Wow, I didn't know that happens. I could never bring myself to side with the Order.
Guest_simfamUP_*
Wow, I didn't know that happens. I could never bring myself to side with the Order.
Eh.
Freedom Fighting Power Rangers were prepared to slaughter everybody in a village.
They're all a bunch of cunts.
That's what's so awesome about the Witcher.
A man like Siegried would never have let that happen. That woman was just an evil piece of horse-****.
They're all a bunch of cunts.
This should now be the official tagline of the series.
Guest_simfamUP_*
This should now be the official tagline of the series.
I'm surprised it never got **** treatment.
Maybe that word doesn't exist in Canada... huh 
Oh and yes.
Yes it should 
Eh.
Freedom Fighting Power Rangers were prepared to slaughter everybody in a village.
They're all a bunch of cunts.
That's what's so awesome about the Witcher.
A man like Siegried would never have let that happen. That woman was just an evil piece of horse-****.
Oh, after my first playthrough I couldn't bring myself to side with the elves, either. Witcher neutrality all the way. Not my war.
Yeah you kind of missed out big time there IMO
I can safely say that as far as insane difficulty goes (which I attempted a few times), that answer is no.
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
They're pretty easy on normal. Witcher 1 more so. The final boss was a joke.
Which one?
I keep searching for this Order thing.. was this a choice in Witcher 1? Or a specific path in Witcher 2?
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
I keep searching for this Order thing.. was this a choice in Witcher 1? Or a specific path in Witcher 2?
In The Witcher 1. There are a few places where you can either support nonhumans (the Scoia'tael is their group) or humans (The Order of the Flaming Rose is their group) or, most of the time, be neutral (I think there's one or two places where you can't).
It has an effect on what happens later.
In The Witcher 1. There are a few places where you can either support nonhumans (the Scoia'tael is their group) or humans (The Order of the Flaming Rose is their group) or, most of the time, be neutral (I think there's one or two places where you can't).
It has an effect on what happens later.
It's been a long time since I played Witcher 1, so I guess I must of just forgotten. I kind of remember the Scoia'tael being way less fleshed out or likable in Witcher 1 though so I feel like I must of supported the humans...
Oh god, I also had the non-enhanced edition, so I got to enjoy like 9 hour loading times.
It's been a long time since I played Witcher 1, so I guess I must of just forgotten. I kind of remember the Scoia'tael being way less fleshed out or likable in Witcher 1 though so I feel like I must of supported the humans...
Oh god, I also had the non-enhanced edition, so I got to enjoy like 9 hour loading times.
You made the right choice if you did.
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