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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt |OT2| Wanted to find Ciri, but everything Gwent wrong
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the_batman
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do you mean
the bed yen tossed out the window? is it out on the ground somewhere? how do you even get to Geralt's bedroom, or the room you started the game in?
Finished the game and man, what an incredible experience!
The ending I got
A couple of snaps:
The ending I got
was great as far as Ciri was concerned - she became a witcheress. However, the love story was a debacle - I tried to romance both Yen & Triss and got neither in the end. Sigh... Really wanted to be with Triss - seeing her resplendent face in the garden earlier in the game made Geralt want to bite! 
A couple of snaps:
Admiral Woofington
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yes. it's located
go all the way through kaer morhen up until the doors that actually take you to the inside hall. Do not enter. Go to the left of the wall and you'll find the destroyed bed outside
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
DLC quest was cute. Short but sweet. Book callout too I think.
m_shortpants
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Lambert quest
Did you guys kill Karadin or spare him? I felt like he was lying, Hammond talks about Geralt "interrupting their business", and his letter just says I don't want to do business with you, but it was signed Karadin and not his fake name.
m_shortpants
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The Dear Leader
Banned
texhnolyze
Banned
I let Lambert kill him by himself while I watch him from a distance.
He's more than capable of doing that.
He's more than capable of doing that.
lol I totally forgot about that little detail.
He seemed fishy but I believed him.
the_batman
Banned
his kids
had already been taken away. i killed him because JUSTICE ALWAYS PREVAILS
jediyoshi
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Fuck I just missed this, could someone point out specifically what this was?
edit: ah i recall, guess i just never found it
Philtastic
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Been pretty busy lately so haven't had much time to play. Just got to Novigrad (level 13) and, damn, it's big! The fist fight (you guys know which one) is definitely the worst fight in the game so far. I ended up cheesing it with
50 hours in, it's still incredible!
tawny owl + igni to make them burn in place + 2 enhanced grapeshot bombs.
50 hours in, it's still incredible!
Augemitbutter
Member
i ran in and tried to draw all aggro. you may get lucky and a goon will get stuck somehwhere. had to reload once or twice because that part is bullshit.
m_shortpants
Member
I didn't believe him,
Hammond alludes to them currently doing business. And his fake name was suspicious, as was his letter to Hammond telling him to do business with OTHER (wink) merchants. And the dude basically killed a fellow Witcher for money :/
So I chose to side with mah dude Lambert over him.
So I chose to side with mah dude Lambert over him.
wookieofdoom
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Guys, this game is great.
I love scoping out a bunch of monsters you've never encountered before, taking a best guesstimate as to what they and their vulnerabilities are, applying the proper preparations and going at them. Struck down a wyvern and a bunch of harpies in this manner yesterday, without taking damage.
BlueDogAnchorite
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RespectThySole
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Has there been any confirmation on new game+ yet?
Regret Upon Approval
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Soooo, who has gone and bought the season/expansion pass?
I think I might pull the trigger on it, first time doing something like that for me.
I think I might pull the trigger on it, first time doing something like that for me.
So, I'm still not that far in the game, but I've heard things.
Regarding the Witcher 2. Is there any reason in retrospect to
As it seems so far that Radovid had him killed no matter what?
Also I read that the Roche path is seemingly considered to be the "canon" path, since supposedly
That part is fine by me since I only played the Roche path and felt satisfied with how it played out.
Regarding the Witcher 2. Is there any reason in retrospect to
Spare Henselt? I let Roche kill his ass and was happy about it.
Also I read that the Roche path is seemingly considered to be the "canon" path, since supposedly
Characters from the Iorveth path do not appear at all, and none of the events of that path are supposedly mentioned
That part is fine by me since I only played the Roche path and felt satisfied with how it played out.
lordfuzzybutt
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I did. At the first moment it was announced. Same with the base game.
watervengeance
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Finally beat the game at 199 hours
Vulcano's assistant
Banned
Roche's path felt more canon too because the story focuses on Foltest. Iorveth's path is more about Philipa and new plots other than what started the story.
Wolvesinthebathroom
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I enjoyed it. Gave me something to do considering I finished all the witcher contracts yesterday and I've been procrastinating doing the the third act,
truestatic
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I think the real question is, is there any reason to kill Henselt? There's a great weight put on the act of being a regicide, and Roche doesn't seem to take joy from the act if you let him do it.
toastyToast
Member
Started up the first game and its kind of interesting seeing everything after finishing the trilogy
In case anyone is wondering why Yen threw out that perfectly good
http://i.imgur.com/3diYYd4.jpg
In case anyone is wondering why Yen threw out that perfectly good
bed
http://i.imgur.com/3diYYd4.jpg
Yeah, that's sort of why I stuck with Roche. His path was all about finding the killers of Foltest which led them to Kaedwen and Henselt/Dethmold who turned out to be less than helpful and then betrayed us. So I was more than happy to follow Roche to get his revenge, and then double it in Loc Muine.
From what I heard of the Iorveth path, it was more about Saskia and trying to create a new "utopia" land. But in the end I felt it was an unsatisfying path because Philipa got away.
toastyToast
Member
The quest is bugged
there's a letter on the big guy from Karadin basically saying "I'm done, leave me alone" but when you meet Lambert in Novigrad, Geralt acts like the letter didn't even exist. Really does feel like there should be another dialog option. Killing or not killing him doesn't seem to impact Geralt and Lambert's relationship iirc. They still seemed buddy buddy later on
lordfuzzybutt
Member
Haha I remember that part. It is so strange to roam inside Kaer Morhen, it looks so familiar with the first game. I remember the cauldron where I brewed my first potion. Pretty much everything.
End game spoiler.
Sad as shit that everyone left/died and it is empty now.
texhnolyze
Banned
Should've just put another 1 hour running around and make it 200 hours.
zkorejo
Member
Looks absolutely amazing at noon. Isnt that the place where there is
about 4 different packs of wolves and a leshen. They all came after me, it was a tough fight but I beat them all. Thanks to Alt+Quen.
shinobi602
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Just arrived at Skellige...
RespectThySole
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Where is the Fool's Gold quest located?
Jay Shadow
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Village of Lurtch in Velen
Lurtch, in Velen.
Spared him I didn't feel like making a widow of his wife and leaving "his" children without a father figure, after all Geralt is searching for his own "child" at the moment. Plus that one letter off of the dude's body seemed to suggest he wanted nothing to do with his slave trade business. I wasn't 100% sure of the dude's guilt so I let him go, I figured that if Lambert really felt strongly about it he could kill him by himself. I wanted nothing to do with that. I also just don't like the idea of Witchers killing Witchers, it's why I spared Letho in TW2.
Woops, double post.
Did you use them outside of the mission? I barely went through one of the potions, and I explored most of the sewer available.
Count Reuven's Treasure spoiler
Damn it felt satisfying razing that Witch Hunter place to the ground.
Shoutouts to skillautopsn on twitch for this moment.
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
I set that in motion within seconds of walking in lol.
Witch Hunter slapped Triss and I was all, "You know what? I really don't care if literally every other person in this building dies. So fuck it."
LET THE MASSACRE BEGIN
RespectThySole
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I would've thought
by burning their HQ they left town or something but nope, with the mages gone they just burn elfs and dwarves instead :/
EatChildren
Currently polling second in Australia's federal election (first in the Gold Coast), this feral may one day be your Bogan King.
DLC details for those who are unsure.
- Temerian Armour Set - Merchant (saved from griffon) in White Orchard
- Nilfgaarding Armour Set - Quartermaster at Crow's Perch, Velen
- Elite Crosswbow Set - Three locations: Quartermaster at Crow's Perch, Velen. Blacksmith at Kaer Trolde, Skellige. Shopkeeper in northern Novigrad, Velen.
- Contract: Missing Miners - Blandare, Skellige
- Mission: Fool's Gold - Lurtch, Velen (east of Lindenvale)
- Beard and Hairstyle Set - Various locations, eg: Oxenfurt
- Ballad Heroes Gwent Cards - Reskin, toggle on/off in DLC menu
- Yennefer: Alternate Look - Reskin, toggle on/off in DLC menu
lordfuzzybutt
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I managed to
constrain myself after the first slap. Got to the stair when the hunters hit her again and said fuck this shit.
Massacred and teabagged every single one of them.
Massacred and teabagged every single one of them.
uniform
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I'm disappointed I left for Skellige as late as I did (17). That quest to get there is incredibly misleading branded as a lv 16 quest. I get there to discover a much lower level Novigrad quest has cancelled out a quest (Flesh for Sale) I could have done had I left for the islands much earlier. I really hope there isn't many others you can screw your self out of.
You were there too? He's a pretty good streamer.
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