If my long-time lover dumped me for my best friend - yes I'd feel humilated. Especially in such circumstances.
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If my long-time lover dumped me for my best friend - yes I'd feel humilated. Especially in such circumstances.
No, it's not. It's childish and abusive. Part of being an adult is having some control over our tempers and not doing things like destroying other people's property or abusing them physically. When my ex cheated on me, I didn't destroy her things or hit her. Are you kidding me?
Sometimes people lose their temper, and act badly. That doesn't make it right or reasonable for them to be destructive and abusive. That's behavior that ends relationships, even after a sobered apology.
This scene only happens if you say Triss' "I love you", if I'm not wrong. I've never seen it yet in my 3 playthrough. I was unable to reach this moment in my 4th one were I romance Triss. Too many game in my brain
Yeah,imagine what Coral would do to him in Yen's place...Geralt would've spent his entire life as a figurine
This scene only happens if you say Triss' "I love you", if I'm not wrong. I've never seen it yet in my 3 playthrough. I was unable to reach this moment in my 4th one were I romance Triss. Too many game in my brain
The lake throw? No, it happens even if you tell Triss to screw off.
It's a very funny scene, easily one of my favorites in the game, but the idea that this is somehow the justified action of a stable, well-adjusted individual is... also funny.
You've taken the only one sentense from all text.
That's explain everything.
So characteristically.
There's no hugest humiliation that be rejected by the person you love and have to see how he/she is in your bestfriend's arm. And have to work side by side with him/her
Yen never throws my Geralt into the river. 6 playthrough and still fine.
You can easily avoid the lake throw if you pick 'I've made a mistake.I'm sorry."
Then I must have miss something in my games
I'm still waiting for this bath in that lake...Bloody henpecked! No balls! The victim of feminazi!
Btw. I tried so hard to provoke her to drop Geralt into the lake but ineffectually. What did I do wrong?
I really wanted to swim :angry:
So, if you bend over backwards for her? You realise some players don't think that they have made a mistake?
You see the problem here?
OutgoingHermit said that the lake throw happens no matter what you do.I've just explained that it wasn't true.That's it.Other people can think whatever they want.
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This scene can happen if Geralt rejects both of them too. And she even hasn't seen them together by this time yet.
I said it happens regardless of how you treat Triss, but that's a good point. I chose the "I had amnesia" option since I figured she could relate.
Oops.
It's not a problem, it's ok
Decision with a consequence, like it's supposed to be (also, pretty much in-character. Back in the days in Vengerberg she threw jars with jam in Gervant during fights :lol: )
‘You pig! You plague-stricken warbler! You trickster!’
Geralt, his interest piqued, led his mare around the corner of the alleyway. Before he located the source of the screams, a deep, stickily glassy clink joined them. A large jar of cherry preserve, thought the Witcher. A jar of cherry preserve makes that noise when you throw it at somebody from a great height or with great force. He remembered it well. When he lived with Yennefer she would occasionally throw jars of preserve at him in anger. Jars she had received from clients. Yennefer had no idea how to make preserve–her magic was fallible in that respect
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