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I think the "16 hours of mocap sex" set up this expectation that Witcher 3 would basically have full sex scenes, or more developed/explicit than W2 or other games. It sounded from marketing/etc that they'd be pushing the boundaries even further than they did with W2, and it's sat at the same...

Yeah, that is true. Geralt is shirtless several times in the game - hell, it's the opening shot. I'm more talking about underwear though. Yen's FULLY naked on at least two separate occasions, where Geralt's wearing those gross granny panties of his. However, on the whole, the game does seem less...

I was also kind of disappointed that more people don't die if you mess up - it would make the battle for Kaer Morhen a lot more intense if that were the case. However, actually killing someone on purpose because you're no longer in a relationship with them seems pretty extreme. Plus, if Geralt...

But the dev even says in the interview that they want to be equal in the explicit content they show. It makes no sense from an outsider standpoint to censor almost all male nudity and let chicks' tits hang out - that isn't how it works in real life, right? It's not so much about being "fair"...

To be fair, we got a lot more female nudity than male. Only time you even see Geralt's buttcheeks is during Yen's sex scene. But we'll take what we can get, I suppose... ALTHOUGH, apparently they were going to give Geralt a pork sword in-game but it would take up too much processing power to...

Black and red drowners (drowner warriors? I never see them called anything different in the game) always drop mutagens of any colour. It was where I got my red ones. I believe there's a good farming spot near the lake in Kaer Morhen as well.

To me, I read it like "Are there any other women that matter?" She is likely infuriated that he goes man-whoring every once and a while (which I can't blame her for), but as long as he's emotionally faithful to her, maybe she can find it in her heart to forgive him? Might also be a translation...

Kind of fed up too honestly. That's fine - if that's your stance, then so be it. Picture because too much text: EDT: pic broken, oh well :(

Dude, what? Tell me everything is a demand. Demands make no room for disagreement or rejection of what you're saying. I don't really understand why you're debating the definition of a word. Definitions by nature aren't meant to be left up to interpretation. It either is or is not something - you...

Demand: an insistent and peremptory request, made as if by right ask authoritatively or brusquely. Can you tell me? is a question. Tell me everything is a demand. Nothing else to say on that, really. And yes she did volunteer, after lying and telling Geralt she was the love of his life...

I don't really understand what you're arguing. Triss did not want to tell him more about Yen. Geralt said he wanted her to. She did, although would not have had he not asked her to. What is it that is in dispute here, exactly? It doesn't matter if it's logical, Geralt sat Triss down and asked...

I see a lot of "but Yen is a bitch" comments, but... so is Geralt? In a way, at least. If they ever get into an argument you can say some pretty sassy shit (and even refuse to apologize for your behaviour. Whether you think you should apologize or not, you've upset someone and you don't have the...

21 here, prefer Yen. I'm a chick though, so not sure if that factors at all. However I usually go for her "type" in games anyway, so it is based on personal preference for her personality tropes. And I don't necessarily think YOUNG = Triss, OLDER = Yen. Triss is more girl-next-door...

Personally, to avoid all this conflict, I ship Gweralt (Geralt lying in a pile of all his gwent cards) My true OTP.

Geralt totally demanded she tell him everything. Even "the stuff you don't want to tell me". She would never tell him the stuff she did not want to had he not sat down with her and said "tell me everything". Geralt didn't bind her up and put a knife to her throat, of course, but the intention of...

Hmm, that is another likely possibility. Which actually makes Ciri a double​ Child of Fate. She ain't goin nowhere.

The best post I saw regarding what exactly Geralt's last wish was (since it is intentionally left vague in the books and never stated what he wished for, and I don't remember where I saw the post, think it was on Reddit), was something that would stop the djinn from killing them once it was...

A smaller sidequest, but a rather massive outcome. There's a quest in Witcher 2 where a Viziman alchemist approaches you in Flotsam and asks you to drink a potion for a long-term research project. If you drink it, this happens:

This game is the only game that has made me care about the fate of random NPCs. Most games leave me with the attitude of a sociopath who relishes the death of every AI character because they talk too much and don't add anything of substance to the game (most notably was my only play-session of...

I never got that "BYE FOREVER NOW" thing either. Whether Emhyr is alive or not at the end, Ciri can basically do whatever she wants - including pushing Emhyr out a window by accident and becoming the sole ruler of Nilfgaard. If anything, it would make sense for Yen to become an advisor to Ciri...