Which leads to the aforementioned 'Player Agency', which works its way into every aspect of an RPG's story (if well written).
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Which leads to the aforementioned 'Player Agency', which works its way into every aspect of an RPG's story (if well written).
Phew so many pages on what happens in books in a Triss vs Yennefer choice
Come on people The Game is based on Witcher novels
and I know that CD Project Red knows what gamers want.
Witcher 3 is a non-linear game with choices and consequences.
BUT
I am sure that there is an option to Choose BOTH Triss and Yen
Come on people The Game is based on Witcher novels
and I know that CD Project Red knows what gamers want.
Witcher 3 is a non-linear game with choices and consequences.
BUT
I am sure that there is an option to Choose BOTH Triss and Yen
I am sure that there is an option to Choose BOTH Triss and Yen
What happens when you go neutral due to your indecisiveness? You alienate the other sides.
I'm sure you can try to avoid choosing just one girl and work towards it, but that won't fly with Yen. Or with Triss, if CDPR decide to give her a bit more backbone.
Should probably post these here since that is the name of the game in this thread:
cuties~
cuties~
Are you sure about this?
Istredd cough cough ... relationship with Geralt... cough cough ménage á trois
She did that DURING the relationship with Geralt... wonder why all the book gurlies here constantly blend this one out XD
Oh i know...
One true love... and thing... :heart: ... ladys and gentlemen i advice you once more, DO NOT JUDGE on the books alone.
Keep the whole picture in mind... with the events from the games.
YOU WILL NOT ESCAPE the difficulties by just saying Triss hue hue or Yennefer hue hue \o/ of even
BOTH. YOU WILL HAVE DOUBTS... and WE all will struggle with this.
PS: If CDPR pulls this off in the right way. Of course... they did a amazing job with the world
(as i could see so far in the videos) so we will be in cirious trouble here
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Wonder if you have ever read my posts about that... :hmmm:
I do remember indeed so I couldn't understand that "book gurlies here constantly blend this one out" since we had a lot of insteresting discussions...
If we go by body language, Geralt subject Yen's cheek, he takes the initiative because he wants to show his feelings.
With Triss, this is she who takes the initiative.
Homemade sweet psychology!
Sorry Sir @GHOSTMD, the subconscious always betrays .. even to writers
Hey witchat, I'm still for Triss, but actually I think he does not aim for Yen's cheek ... it more like a gentle drawing-her-face-towards-his - kiss, at least for me it does look as if Yen if not sure what to say or do, but Geralt "guides" her ^^
Like the look of the new Yen a lot more than the old one !!
Still favor Triss more, but now Yen has a fair chance to convince my Geralt
Should probably post these here since that is the name of the game in this thread:
cuties~
Triss ftw. Always. Forever and ever. Till the end of time.
Looks more passionate than Yennefer in those pictures, btw. And the setting is more romantic too, I dig that.
And @mecha_fish... your avatar is creepy.
But Geralt is taking the initiative by lifting Triss up in the first place. Right?
Then again, I shudder to think what psychology will say about "carrying a girl in your arms". :hmm:
#TeamIcantdecide
Reading the books was a mistake, since now I can't make up my mind. Both of them are too good. ;_;
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If we go by body language, Geralt subject Yen's cheek, he takes the initiative because he wants to show his feelings.
With Triss, this is she who takes the initiative.
Homemade sweet psychology!
Sorry Sir @GHOSTMD, the subconscious always betrays .. even to writers
The fact that Geralt has to Triss in his arms may also indicate initiative, besides in this position he can not reach Triss's cheek....
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