I've done both of them now, also the blonde witch (Kiara), one night stand with a chick from the gwent tournament and one prossie too
What a stud I am
Gaming The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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What a stud I am
For what its worth, Yennefer has more screentime and an extra sex scene. She's also the cannon love interest. I went with Triss though.
That's not going to end well for you, seriously.
It didnt end well with Kiara thats for sure
The Ugly Baby quest 
Haven't ever laughed at a game as much as in that. Brilliant.
Haven't ever laughed at a game as much as in that. Brilliant.
It's like fecking a Scotsman
Yen of course.
You talking about the Of Swords and Dumplings quest? Yeah that's just really piss easy. Try doing some level 25+ contracts at your current level, you'll get fecked up.
I think mine ended well with Kiara
then Triss
then yen
shagged her, helped her and she went to Kaer Morhan (although I haven't actually seen her at Kaer Morhan)
shagged her, got her to stay (i love you etc.), got her to go to Kaer Morhan, again, haven't seen her since
shagged her, i love you, shagged her, got shitfaced, tried her clothes on, tbc
I killed Kiara and really regretted it
Killing a woman who permanently has her areola peeping out of her top is shameful.
Anybody who didn't shag all of them is either lying or bent. Probably both.
The Eskel, Geralt & Lambert scene in Kaer Morhen will surely go down as one of the best mini segments in a game, ever. When Lambert puts on Vesimer's antique hat I was in bits from laughing.
I think I've proper fecked up. Got a few quests where I am supposed to talk to Triss but guess which mission I am on with Triss?
Oh well, least I know for my 2nd play through.
Oh well, least I know for my 2nd play through.
Game is probably too big. I'm finding myself skipping through s lot of the dialogue and stuff now
Still seems to be so much more to do and it's becoming a bit of a drag
Still seems to be so much more to do and it's becoming a bit of a drag
I know where you're coming from, it seems as if I don't skip dialogue now I may never complete the game. Currently level 17 and doing all the low level stuff I can now (level 13+). Everytime I think I'm close to clearing the low level sidequests... BOOM, another 4 pop the feck up. Mental. Need to start doing some witcher contracts too
I'm on the secondary quest 'Price of Honour' and at the point where it asks me to use the magic lamp on the green glow. It isn't on my quick select wheel so I have to equip it from my inventory but it is on he quest menu tab and there is no option to place it in a pocket slot so can't use it. Anyone else had this issue or found a way around it??
I finished it a couple of days ago, immediately started it again on Death March because why not.
I would say I do agree by the end it becomes a bit too wordy and some of the later stuff isn't that interesting so it drags although I do wonder how much of that is me pacing myself not to finish it too quickly and ending up feeling like its dragging. There are still some great moments in there though and I got a satisfying conclusion to what is one of the best games I've played, certainly one of the very best open world games. If I had one niggle it would be that I think some of the endings lost their impact because they didn't get cutscene moments, just the bards tale thing, I kinda wanted to see some of the characters get their own cutscene endings.
I would say I do agree by the end it becomes a bit too wordy and some of the later stuff isn't that interesting so it drags although I do wonder how much of that is me pacing myself not to finish it too quickly and ending up feeling like its dragging. There are still some great moments in there though and I got a satisfying conclusion to what is one of the best games I've played, certainly one of the very best open world games. If I had one niggle it would be that I think some of the endings lost their impact because they didn't get cutscene moments, just the bards tale thing, I kinda wanted to see some of the characters get their own cutscene endings.
Hmm, never encountered this personally. Though the lamp is supposed to be in quest tab only.
I sort of get that, but I think the game did a very good job in making the side-quests interesting enough. At the moment it seems like the focus from developers is making a big a game as possible ("it'll take X hours to complete!" always seem to be a selling point for these games), which certainly makes a lot of sense if there's enough interesting stuff in it. For me, Wild Hunt was almost perfect - it took very long to complete all the stuff, but there was enough to keep me interested all the way. On the other hand, I completely lost interest in Skyrim about half-way in because the main story wasn't very interesting and a lot of the side-quests were purely fillers. Dragon Age Inquisition also had way too much boring shit in it, but unlike Skyrim it had the companion quests which were quite good. Open world seems to be the only way to do AAA RPGs right now, but I hope we'll get some more linear games in the future as well (like Dragon Age Origins, which is still a fantastic game and by far the best in the series IMO).
Never mind, I got the eye mixed up with the lamp. I don't actually have the lamp anymore so I must have sold it someone. Since there is almost an infinite number of merchants I could have accidentally sold it too I will probably skip over it for now. I went and did 'The Last Wish' instead which was a far more interesting quest to do.
Just finished this, though unfortunately I got more or less the worst ending. Quite annoyed now since I was invested in the story.
Sorry to hear that
i would have thrown my ps4 out the window if
I got the ending where ciri dies
Sorry to hear thatI got the ending where ciri dies
Yeah quite annoying. Guess I didn't notice how much my choices were pissing her off.
I think I got something close to what would be the 'canon' ending.
Now for my customary new game being a smartass instead of the nice-guy hero. I've heard about a
Now for my customary new game being a smartass instead of the nice-guy hero. I've heard about a
bad ending though, where Ciri dies which I don't want.
I don't understand how any of you got the 'bad ending'.
Did any of you feckers even care about Ciri? Not snowball fighting isn't the worst one, but telling her to get over it or whatever the alternate one is a little silly. Taking the money from the emperor treats her like another job, and not your daughter. Bit heartless. I just didn't take her to him on either of my playthroughs. Going with her to the Lodge is semi-understable as I did on my first, but I later realised the whole game has been about her standing up on her own and Geralt needing to understand he has done so much, and cannot always stand sword in hand to defend her. Not trashing Avallac'h's lab? He's a thunder cnut. Not going to Skjall's grave? Heartless fecking bastards.
FWIW, I also don't think she 'dies'. I think it's simply that she realises - through the recent events - that Geralt doesn't truly understand her, and she'll always be on the run or wanted by various groups, as she explains in the Circus-people mission in Novigrad. To save both herself and Geralt the trouble, she just doesn't come back to this realm/world, or she doesn't see the need to carry on the struggles for however long it continues. Take some solace in that, I guess.
The ending on that with Geralt just sobbing away with the medallion unarmed is really powerful stuff. I got sad as feck just watching that on YouTube.
FWIW, I also don't think she 'dies'. I think it's simply that she realises - through the recent events - that Geralt doesn't truly understand her, and she'll always be on the run or wanted by various groups, as she explains in the Circus-people mission in Novigrad. To save both herself and Geralt the trouble, she just doesn't come back to this realm/world, or she doesn't see the need to carry on the struggles for however long it continues. Take some solace in that, I guess.
The ending on that with Geralt just sobbing away with the medallion unarmed is really powerful stuff. I got sad as feck just watching that on YouTube.
Crookback Bog, where framerates go to die.
Spent about an hour last night going to every herbalist and alchemy supplier to get the diagram for White Gull.
Couldn't find it because I already had it. So many fecking potions, decoctions and bombs to keep track of.
Couldn't find it because I already had it. So many fecking potions, decoctions and bombs to keep track of.
The inventory system is weak, to say the least. The one mod I'm waiting on the most.
Really love Gwent but spies are too OP.
Even after reading this thread, and hearing people say its the best game they have played, I have literally no desire to play this game. I'm not really a fan of RPG or the fantasy settings - so I guess this is the sticking point for me - but I feel as though I should be wanting to play it, given it's reviews.
For those who have played and love the game - would you consider yourselves fans of this genre / type of game in general?
For those who have played and love the game - would you consider yourselves fans of this genre / type of game in general?
fecks sake, I told Ciri to get naked she but she is still wear her knickers and bandages. Instead I'm looking at some old wrinkly tits. No pleased.
Generally I think these type of games are alright, but never a massive fan of them. This has completely sucked me in though and now it makes me want to try other games similar to it, but I don't see how it could be bettered. I'll still share play it with you if you want so you can have a go at it seeing as there is no demo.
I haven't played the game yet, but my brother who is a life time COD fanatic, and has never touched RPGs before (but basically plays everything else), thinks Witcher is the best game ever.
It's far from perfect, but definitely up there with the best games ever. A flawed masterpiece.
You can get the mod which unlocks debug console if you want to see her naked like some sick feck(not me).
You could turn down the difficulty from what i think are the 'correct' difficulty settings (the 2 hardest) and play it as more an action/adventure game. Just put all your build points into attack and skimp on some of the treasure hunts/side quests. Don't skip the Witcher contracts though...
I've got loads of witcher contracts to do still, argh!
It probably is, to be honest.
I love it when they bring out the spies, unless its the hero one. Just hope you pull decoys and then steal them all for the 2nd round, knowing you can build up for the final round.
Started playing this and I'm hooked. The game really pulls you in. I'm maybe 10 hours in and this game is kicking my ass in a delightful kind of way. It's like the game Dragon Inquisition tried to be.
The only complaint I have is that movement and combat is a bit too sluggish. It's like there's this input lag, but I've forced 1 frame half refresh rate v-sync, so it can't be my settings. It looks great, I just wish my computer could run it at 60 fps, but at least I get 30 smooth ones locked.
Anyways, it's awesome.
The only complaint I have is that movement and combat is a bit too sluggish. It's like there's this input lag, but I've forced 1 frame half refresh rate v-sync, so it can't be my settings. It looks great, I just wish my computer could run it at 60 fps, but at least I get 30 smooth ones locked.
Anyways, it's awesome.