That is just more salt in the wound.
Enough salt already in the wound you can believe that.
That is just more salt in the wound.
You don't need dialogue options, Geralt says one of those by default here and there. I find it also ironic how Geralts feelings for Yen causes drama between Geralt and Triss from the very beginning and creates a dramatic build up from the zero point for Triss content but on the contrary his feelings for Triss doesn't create any drama between Geralt and Yen until The Last Wish, you only see the pay off after that point and a real drama only if you reject Yen in the Last Wish. So before the last wish Geralt and Yen's whole dynamic is built up on flirtations which is imo more appealing than the drama dynamic.(I realize that there is no proof to such indication but I feel that way when I look at how things play out)
Because the whole game (before and after last wish) implies that after recovering his memories, Geralt is again in an "official" relationship with Yen. They never broke up when they died so in a way it makes sense. You are NOT "choosing" to start a relationship Yen in the last wish, the choice is about continuing the relationship that carried over unbroken from the books or breaking up.
In other words, basically you are not playing Geralt from games 1&2. You are playing a Geralt fresh from the last book.
Ohhh and I don't like this design choice in the slightest
Because the whole game (before and after last wish) implies that after recovering his memories, Geralt is again in an "official" relationship with Yen. They never broke up when they died so in a way it makes sense. You are NOT "choosing" to start a relationship Yen in the last wish, the choice is about continuing the relationship that carried over unbroken from the books or breaking up.
In other words, basically you are not playing Geralt from games 1&2. You are playing a Geralt fresh from the last book.
Because the whole game (before and after last wish) implies that after recovering his memories, Geralt is again in an "official" relationship with Yen. They never broke up when they died so in a way it makes sense. You are NOT "choosing" to start a relationship Yen in the last wish, the choice is about continuing the relationship that carried over unbroken from the books or breaking up.
In other words, basically you are not playing Geralt from games 1&2. You are playing a Geralt fresh from the last book.
Ohhh and I don't like this design choice in the slightest
Hey guys, can we try getting Triss voice actor's attention on this and share our love to her as well?
If this is actually what they were thinking in the development of the game, it was a massive mistake.
The other problem there are many voice actresses for all the different languages. They won't do anything for just one language.
It is the game we have.
I'm not talking about Geralt feelings for each of the sorceress.
I'm talking about Geralt and Yen being an "official" couple. That's why Yen is so pissed about Geralt "cheating" on her with Triss, because to her, they haven't "broken up" (and in fact they haven't, not in person at least). He also recognizes this fact, by making excuses (amnesia) and not saying something like, "we were not together so what I did or didn't is no business of yours".
That is just more salt in the wound.
It is the game we have.
I'm not talking about Geralt feelings for each of the sorceress.
I'm talking about Geralt and Yen being an "official" couple. That's why Yen is so pissed about Geralt "cheating" on her with Triss, because to her, they haven't "broken up" (and in fact they haven't, not in person at least). He also recognizes this fact, by making excuses (amnesia) and not saying something like, "we were not together so what I did or didn't is no business of yours".
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But as soon as Geralt got his memory back, he and Triss ended their relationship... It was not his fault he couldn't remember Yennefer. And just like Geralt had other women during his amnesia, Yennefer also tried to seduce Letho's friends, from what he told us in The Witcher 2...
I don't think it's a choice, rather an automated response by Geralt to Yen commenting on his gala doublet.
If this is actually what they were thinking in the development of the game, it was a massive mistake.
Triss complements Geralt on his clothing also just before the party and all Geralt says is he hates wearing the outfit. If he says it to Yen then why not Triss?
That's kinda BS though, he may not have remembered the specifics and feelings but sure as heck he was aware he was in a serious relationship like.. almost immediately after he arrived at KM after escaping the Wild Hunt.
You'd think the other witchers would have mentioned something like that.
http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Identity#LoveMy amnesia prevents me from remembering our relations [with Triss] in the past, but I have the impression I once loved a sorceress, deeply
Well, call it a plothole but they didn't tell him anything about her. That's what's implied in the journals of The Witcher 1 at least since he doesn't remember anything. During The Witcher 1, it appears in your journal something like "I feel that somewhere in the past I loved a sorcereress but can't remember who".
I found the quote in the wiki:
http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Identity#Love
It is the game we have.
I'm not talking about Geralt feelings for each of the sorceress.
I'm talking about Geralt and Yen being an "official" couple. That's why Yen is so pissed about Geralt "cheating" on her with Triss, because to her, they haven't "broken up" (and in fact they haven't, not in person at least). He also recognizes this fact, by making excuses (amnesia) and not saying something like, "we were not together so what I did or didn't is no business of yours".
There is another Dev response? Can someone quote it. Don't really want to read 100 pages -.-
Remember the only thing separating the official full blown romance with her and turning her down is the lighthouse scene and 10 seconds of end credits.
That's it, the rest works perfectly for a neutral or negative choice, kiss at the party included.