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[Xetykins]

I gotta say, I'm still not sure whether it is worth buying the DLC yet, but it seems at least it is provided with sweet battle music. Very glad to hear that !
 
https://www.youtube....h?v=zX-WVq3lm2Y

I gotta say, I'm still not sure whether it is worth buying the DLC yet, but it seems at least it is provided with sweet battle music. Very glad to hear that !
 
https://www.youtube....h?v=zX-WVq3lm2Y

Oo i like this battle music. Reminds me a bit of the denerim battle music of DAO. Ofc the DAO version still tops it because of the setting.

[Xetykins]

Apparently my phone likes Lawrence's post so much, it quotes him 2x

[Dread-Reaper]

This is an accurate statement. The music in TW1 was on my list of 4 things that were terrific, and they absolutely kill it in TW3 (TW2 was less memorable so far, though the Vergen bgm grew on me).

 

This one is really nice, but unreleased probably means it's not on the OST that came with the game, huh.

Yes, it is on the OST, it's #5 Aen Seidhe.

[Lawrence0294]

Apparently my phone likes Lawrence's post so much, it quotes him 2x

[FKA_Servo]

Spoiler

So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

[Lawrence0294]

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So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

Both Triss and Yennefer are, in my opinion, two very good and quite different romantic options. It was a tough choice for me but I ultimately went with Yennefer as she is simply the type of woman I love. Geralt can go well with both, I think, and I imagine having Triss as a clearer choice for a romance logical if you have little knowledge of Yennefer and Geralt's relationship in the books.

The problem is that you may have to chose if you want to romance Triss before even really having a chance to get to know Yennefer as a non book reader.

 

I think you know this though but do not romance both, just don't.

[FKA_Servo]

Both Triss and Yennefer are, in my opinion, two very good and quite different romantic options. It was a tough choice for me but I ultimately went with Yennefer as she is simply the type of woman I love. Geralt can go well with both, I think, and I imagine having Triss as a clearer choice for a romance logical if you have little knowledge of Yennefer and Geralt's relationship in the books.

The problem is that you may have to chose if you want to romance Triss before even really having a chance to get to know Yennefer as a non book reader.

 

I think you know this though but do not romance both, just don't.

 

Not to worry. Triss 4 lyfe.

[Dread-Reaper]

Spoiler

So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

Triss has very little romance content compared to Yennefer, so yeah.

[Lawrence0294]

Not to worry. Triss 4 lyfe.

lol, Kbomb will be happy 

[Lady Ishtar]

I can't for the life of me imagine Geralt not being with Yennefer... people are weird

[MoonDrummer]

I'm not reallly fond of Triss or Yennefer tbh.

 

I'll wait patiently for the Radovid romance dlc.

[Lawrence0294]

I'm not reallly fond of Triss or Yennefer tbh.

 

I'll wait patiently for the Radovid romance dlc.

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Right, it's not like Radovid would have you executed just for being a bit playful. Can you imagine such a romance. Say one bad word and you're dead  .

I wish Witcher 3 would talk about Adda since you know, she can be married to the guy.

[MoonDrummer]

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Right, it's not like Radovid would have you executed just for being a bit playful. Can you imagine such a romance. Say one bad word and you're dead  .

I wish Witcher 3 would talk about Adda since you know, she can be married to the guy.

So...  Yen's romance?

 

And yeah me too, also would have liked to see Anaiss who can be bethrothed to him. 

 

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Ofcourse both of them will end up with their head on a pike if you let Emhyr or Dijkstra win. Just saying.

 

[Lawrence0294]

So...  Yen's romance?

 

[MoonDrummer]

I just played carnal sins again...

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I had no idea the priest wasn't actually the killer. That vampire outwitted me something shocking.

[KBomb]

Spoiler

So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

Also....

 

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Dem freckles.

 

 

 

Triss has very little romance content compared to Yennefer, so yeah.

 

CDPR are currently working on adding more Triss stuff in. I'm hoping it includes a bathhouse scene complete with Marvin Gaye's Sexual Healing, playing in the background, but I'll settle for more conversations and hanging out. 

lol, Kbomb will be happy 

You know me, Lawrence, like no one else!

 

I'm not reallly fond of Triss or Yennefer tbh.

 

I'll wait patiently for the Radovid romance dlc.

Can you imagine how that could go wrong quickly? Candlelight, stroking his face gently and telling him how being with him is so magical.

 

Few Hours Later...

 

Town Crier: In other news, King Radovid's once prolaimed "Love Interest" is now being used to hold up a pyke in Town Square.

[Wolven_Soul]

I'm not that far in to make a sound judgement, but looks like the same 'ole Deep Roads to me. Very little banter from your companions. The enemies don't really fight with special skills or techniques, and they don't seem difficult so far. They gave them a bigger health pool and it becomes tedious to take them down.

 

Edit: Also, everytime I see a genlock, I think of this:

 

 

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Lol, I can see that, though I actually liked the genlocks.  And it was pretty cool to see the ogres again.  I thought they did a good job on all the dark spawn models in this one.  So far though I am of mixed feelings with it.  Like you say it doesn't taken any special skill to take these enemies down they just have ridiculous amounts of health.  And then later on you fight enemies that are resistant and immune to almost everything.  

 

I like the banter between the two new dwarven characters, and I like the stories that Renn will tell, but there is very, very little banter between your companions at all.  So as for multiple playthroughs, I am not much seeing the point.  The story thus far is...underwhelming.  It feels more like hack and slash.  I have not reached the end yet but...I am not expecting this big secret that they say will shock the foundations of Thedas to be all that brilliant.  I might be wrong but...I have learned to temper enthusiasm with Dragon Age.  

 

There are some seriously awesome visuals though in The Descent, as well as some pretty neat new armors and weapons.  

[MoonDrummer]

Can you imagine how that could go wrong quickly? Candlelight, stroking his face gently and telling him how being with him is so magical.

 

Few Hours Later...

 

Town Crier: In other news, King Radovid's once prolaimed "Love Interest" is now being used to hold up a pyke in Town Square.

Every relationship has its hurdles...

[Wolven_Soul]

Were there any Grey Wardens at all on this Deep Roads dlc? Or just awesome inquisitor and his companions being awesome jacks as always?

 

None whatsoever.  In fact, the Shaperate Dwarf mentions that they reached out to the Grey Wardens but didn't get any answers.

[KBomb]

Lol, I can see that, though I actually liked the genlocks.  And it was pretty cool to see the ogres again.  I thought they did a good job on all the dark spawn models in this one.  So far though I am of mixed feelings with it.  Like you say it doesn't taken any special skill to take these enemies down they just have ridiculous amounts of health.  And then later on you fight enemies that are resistant and immune to almost everything.  

 

I like the banter between the two new dwarven characters, and I like the stories that Renn will tell, but there is very, very little banter between your companions at all.  So as for multiple playthroughs, I am not much seeing the point.  The story thus far is...underwhelming.  It feels more like hack and slash.  I have not reached the end yet but...I am not expecting this big secret that they say will shock the foundations of Thedas to be all that brilliant.  I might be wrong but...I have learned to temper enthusiasm with Dragon Age.  

 

There are some seriously awesome visuals though in The Descent, as well as some pretty neat new armors and weapons.  

I really like the two new dwarves hanging out with you. I do like some of the scenery too, though I have never been a Deep Roads fan, even back in Origins--so I am sure that is coloring me a little biased. I wish the Shrieks didn't feel like reskins of the Harlequins. I don't know, at times it feels like I am playing Horde mode instead of a dlc. It has a different feel to it that I am not liking and I think that is taking away from anything it may have to offer. I haven't completed it yet, though. I may have different insight once I do. 

[MoonDrummer]

None whatsoever.  In fact, the Shaperate Dwarf mentions that they reached out to the Grey Wardens but didn't get any answers.

Which doesn't make much sense if you allied with them.

[Wolven_Soul]

Good to see another likes to do some advanced research before spending their funds. Although I differ in the conclusion, I understand it, and still apply the same right as an informed consumer to skip on titles that I will likely not enjoy.

 

Lol, I don't have much of a choice in the matter.  My room mate wants all the DLC, despite being just as critical of the game as I am, and since she does a lot of things for me I don't mind doing this for her.

[ashwind]

Spoiler

So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

Some like sweet, some like spicy.

Some like sweet & spicy.

Oh... and the moon likes bald

[Wolven_Soul]

Speaking about music. I just can't stop listening to this one. It's beautiful.

I can't praise the game enough for it's music. Not only is it gorgeous and remarkable but also unique. There is no other game I know (except for Witcher 1 maybe) with a even similar music style.

 

Oh man the music in that game.  Before TW3 my favorite video game sound track was probably...Final Fantasy 6.  They did really well in that game despite the limitations they had in that game.  TW3 though....is just so wonderful.  It actually brings out emotional reactions in me.  Sometimes I would find myself circling the last enemy in a group just to hear that awesome battle music a little longer.

[Wolven_Soul]

Spoiler

So seriously, is there any reason why I'd ditch Triss for Yennifer, outside of some arcane justification from the books? Ignoring the fact that Triss' laugh lines pretty much had the final word on the subject for me - Triss is awesome.

 

I will do a playthrough where I go with Yen but my first was with Triss.  And yes...yes she is awesome.  I loved the ending that you get for her.  Ohhh my Trissikens.