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Wasn't that pretty much the case for her til Geralt came back? up until you as the player chooses whether or not to ask her to stay.
I just mean that it does seem like she becomes the venerable triss, but it is up to you whether you want Geralt to be a part of that. Which is kinda why she will only stay if Geralt fully commits rather than half a*sing it. i think
Fanfic is true enough, though I didn't know they actually called it a sequel to the books. It continues them but is separate from them, it is their story and what they choose to write is just as relevant as what sapkowski wrote, at least when it comes to the games.
So while the books are important for lore when it comes to the games, the events that took place in them are not more important than what happens in the games. And to ignore the games in favor of the books while discussing the games is kinda silly. At least that is how I think some ppl might feel when other just use the books for their arguments. I could be wrong
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Well, you should play the games then.
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In that particular message I definitely didn't talk about Triss in games
And yes, Triss has been developed in games, but not in that direction what we talked about with @mecha_fish
Nothing is forgotten, even Geralt get ridden of that excuse
Especially Geralt forgived her, noone else matters, but Geralt forgived her.
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I've read all the books for your info.
You totally ignore Triss' feelings to Geralt "~lalala happy got the boy~" man, I laugh at this. She has pure feelings to Geralt, not what you are hinting. She doesnt deserve her love being unrequited IMO, she loves him desparately and with all her heart. Sorry, its not forgotten, its forgiven.
For all what she has done for Geralt during the games, all what shes done bad is forgiven. Especially Geralt forgived her, noone else matters, but Geralt forgived her.
Did he said it in TW3 if player choosing Triss romance? Can't remember any statements on that.
BTW, can't remember if she asked for forgiveness explicitly, too. In TW2 she only told that she felt guilty over past deeds to Yen.
It is a high time CDPR explain about what exactly happen in one week after Loc Muine incident. Because IMO, in W3, Triss mention she took advantage of Geralt's amnesia like this have been already discuss between them....
If not, then it up for us to fill this hole
It is a high time CDPR explain about what exactly happen in one week after Loc Muine incident. Because IMO, in W3, Triss mention she took advantage of Geralt's amnesia like this have been already discuss between them....
If not, then it up for us to fill this hole
Man, I'd appreciate even really small amout of info on that. Though we can guess they "agreed" on being friends because Geralt needed to sort his feelings to two women and Triss didnt want to torture herself by standing on the edge anymore.
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Oh, but he did: "I... I love you." and "I should have said it long ago."
Yeah, he hardly is going to state that he loves her without forgiving her, otherwise it would just be a rather weird relationship :surprise:
Yes, if you force him :evil:
But he doesn't say it himself..That's a different scenario and not the same.
And last but not least, still no words about forgiveness.
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the game is based on player choice, the same can be said about choosing yen. In the end you are "forcing him" because he wouldn't say it otherwise. if you didn't force him, we would all be stuck in the prologue [ insert game ]
joking aside, you play as geralt in the games and your choices are his. So I guess it is up to the player to decide, but it seems to be implied if you choose to have them settle down. Is she forgiven in the books? IDK ask Sapkowski
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It's pretty clear that he's not going to express his love to her if he doesn't forgive her.
And like @Crazytwist said, you can't talk about the player forcing him - it's a role playing game.
Well, its not same if he says himself, i forgive you before the romance, or the player choose " i love you".
Yes, he will forgive her, when he romances her but thats a bit different.
Thats the points. not more, and not less.
@LionOfVenice
+1 for your signature !
Yes, he will forgive her, when he romances her but thats a bit different.
Thats the points. not more, and not less.
@LionOfVenice
+1 for your signature !
Ofc, you force Geralt in every dialogue then. You force him to say I love you to Yen as well.
I don't even know what the point is anymore, but it's also the player's choice to not forgive her, though maybe it could have been addressed more clearly in the game if the Geralt goes with Yenn.
That's kinda a stupid argument.
Like saying the player is forcing poor Geralt to dump Triss/dump Yen/stay with Yen/get together with his one true love Dijkstra.
It's a choice, yours isn't more valid than anyone else's.
Some Geralt nerver forgive, some Geralt never forget.
But this is RPG game, so some Geralt can forgive, some Geralt can forget
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