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No.Zeliard said:lol what, you can miss that entire town altogether in a playthrough?
You miss the entire quest hub and all the quests in there.
No.Zeliard said:lol what, you can miss that entire town altogether in a playthrough?
You missed Henselt's camp if you sided with Iorveth.Zeliard said:lol what, you can miss that entire town altogether in a playthrough?
You visit the outskirts of it if youZeliard said:lol what, you can miss that entire town altogether in a playthrough?
They really aren't. As far as things go in that setting neither of them have done anything really terrible.Zeliard said:Roche and Hanselt are officious pricks. Glad I didn't go that route. :>
No, it's possible. Hardest fight in the game, though, in my opinion.Varna said:Jesus chapter 3...Theis he impossible? His shield seemed to be infinite... even when the animation is gone it still active and it still deals damage to me. Pretty neat way to have aOperatorthough.respec option
Henselt is more of a dudebro but Roche is just a fuckin badass :lolZeliard said:Haha that is pretty crazy. The place seems pretty meaty as far as quests.
Roche and Hanselt are officious pricks. Glad I didn't go that route. :>
Zeliard said:Roche and Hanselt are officious pricks. Glad I didn't go that route. :>
Zeliard said:Haha that is pretty crazy. The place seems pretty meaty as far as quests.
Roche and Hanselt are officious pricks. Glad I didn't go that route. :>
Yeah if you side with Roche it ends up being pretty realistic course of events too.Tokubetsu said:I don't know how Act II ends for Iorveth and co, but it's pretty fucking bleak with Roche. It's grimdark central with a sad outcome. Vergen sounds like a bromance flick in comparison.
Zeliard said:Haha that is pretty crazy. The place seems pretty meaty as far as quests.
Roche and Hanselt are officious pricks. Glad I didn't go that route. :>
ColonialRaptor said:I'm right at the end of Chapter 1 and I have the choice of who to side with to make...
Let me get this straight?
If I side with Iorveth there is a town that I will completely miss with a bunch of side quests that I won't be able to do?
WTF?
Varna said:Jesus chapter 3...Theis he impossible? His shield seemed to be infinite... even when the animation is gone it still active and it still deals damage to me. Pretty neat way to have aOperatorthough.respec option
Yes, basically. You'll basically be missing an enitre chunk of the game depending on the side you choose.ColonialRaptor said:I'm right at the end of Chapter 1 and I have the choice of who to side with to make...
Let me get this straight?
If I side with Iorveth there is a town that I will completely miss with a bunch of side quests that I won't be able to do?
WTF?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who had difficulty with that boss.Van Buren said:Which difficulty are you playing at ? That fight took me over two hours of attempts before I finally defeated him with a sliver of hp remaining. Use the pillars wisely to shield against his attacks, and chuck Red Haze and pray that it works. His minions took care of him for me. Dodge like a madman away from the Gargoyles - they hit for something like 300 without armor.
Zeliard said:Well I sided with Iorveth and did get that town. If you don't you apparently go somewhere else, which makes total sense story-wise.
Van Buren said:Which difficulty are you playing at ? That fight took me over two hours of attempts before I finally defeated him with a sliver of hp remaining. Use the pillars wisely to shield against his attacks, and chuck Red Haze and pray that it works. His minions took care of him for me. Dodge like a madman away from the Gargoyles - they hit for something like 300 without armor.
Depends on who you side with at the end of Chapter 1Zeliard said:Does Chapter 2 always start with?the Philippa owl and the wraiths
The visuals there, my god.
Human.I NEED SCISSORS said:What is a d'hoine?
Stahsky said:Human, I think.
Stahsky said:Human, I think.
Not really. Different choices leave you different main quests & side quests.ColonialRaptor said:I'm right at the end of Chapter 1 and I have the choice of who to side with to make...
Let me get this straight?
If I side with Iorveth there is a town that I will completely miss with a bunch of side quests that I won't be able to do?
WTF? I hate that, it makes the decision SO hard for me to make because I HATE missing stuff in games.
I'm battling that wretched thing as we speak; loving the game, though!SomeOneInaHat said:I seriously love this game.
Just taking in the ambiance of the surrounding world, finding every last side quest and laughing at the vulgar attitudes and dialogs of the enemy and friendly persona that crosses. I'm only 12 hours in and have just beaten the Kayran.
Feels Good Man
toasty_T said:Oh man, I've got to hand it to CDPR. These guys have thought up so many scenarios it's ridiculous.
I discovered something pretty sweet in CH3-Epilogue siding with IorvethMy first time through when I was given the option go after Triss or remove the hex on Saskia I went to stop Saskia before she ran amock because... well, I liked Saskia more than Triss and she's a fucking dragon. Anyway, the quest to remove the hex involved escorting Philippa from the dungeon to her house where there's a chest that contains a dagger that can be used to break the bind she has on Saskia. The thing was, when I was with Iorveth he had back up if Eilhart flipped, which she did. Seeing as she had the G and Iorveth to contend with she opted to flee as soon as the opportunity arose.
Now here's where it gets cool, If you instead go after Triss you discover a broken Iorveth being prodded by some Kaedweni troops in the epilogue. They mention ransacking him between themselves before they become aware of Geralt's presence. You can choose to walk away or aid Iorveth, I took opted to take down the troops. After the battle Triss says that Iorveth is afflicted with strong form of magic. I told her to stay behind with him as I went to confront Letho.
After the conversation, I thought fuck it and decided to loot those jobers even thought I was sure they had boots or some shit like that. To my surprise one of the troops had Philipa's dagger. This tiny missable caveat explains
1. Where Iorveth was: trying to save Saskia despite your absense
2. How Eilhart got out to control the dragon during the summit: Iorveth let her out
3. How fucking awesome CDPR is because the only way you'd know the significance of the dagger is if you'd taken the other choice to retrieve it.
I had a big ass grin on my face when I saw that thing. I was almost going to leave it behind too I was damn sure that those dudes had nothing worth looking at
Man, this fucking game.
Thoraxes said:Human.
miladesn said:Is the thread title about them using "plough" in the dialog a lot?
Ploughing human lesbomancer bastard of a whoreson.Zeliard said:Human bastard of a whoreson
Thoraxes said:Also before Phillipa flew away, I reloaded to try all the candle options, and the only one that works is the one that traps you, meaning that her notes only had one right answer and 2 wrong ones, which means that unless you basically were Geralt, there was no way you'd live at all, even if you did get the right combination.
Thoraxes said:Also I wonder what the significance of killing Letho will turn out to be?... At least I killed him.
thetrin said:Gargoyle quest in Chapter 3 (Iorveth if it helps) is driving me nuts. How the hell do youget to the room on the southeastern part of the castle?
toasty_T said:What's the thing say?
How About No said:Also can someone tell me the easiest way to win Dice Poker. 1.5 games of ignoring it is starting to bite me in the ass ;__;
DualShadow said:Yeah the term "plough" is used quite often I've found.
thetrin said:I'm not trying to figure out the combination. I'm trying to figure out how to get to the room. There are no doors leading there (and I know it's there because someone posted it on a map on another forum)
Snuggler said:
Considering you beat google to giving me a proper answer, you are a saint. Thanks dude.toasty_T said:Oh right,You'll find a door that's part of the blue gate near the gargoyle area that you passed the harpies to get to (near the dice poker house). Going through the gate allows you skip by the Temerian camp. Go through the opposite door to the one you entered and you'll find another area and the chest should be nearby