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I logged in just to tell you I feel the same. Wanted to come back to this forum, but it is basically impossible to stay here for more than a couple of minutes. It is too bright (even B&W design with its bright red) and obfuscatory. This is the first time I can say that CDP Red really did a poor job.

I understood Syannas' motives, but at the end I feel basically no sympathy for her. Olgierd von Everec did terrible things, but when I saved him he was grateful, he repented and he swore to become a better man. The good HoS ending fully satisfied me. But Syanna? In my opinion Syanna should have...

He was her uncle, she mentions it shortly after seducing Geralt in the Lady of the Lake.

We do not know if Rita is stronger than Philippa. Philippa might be more experienced as a battle mage (fought in the Battle at Sodden Hill and led the Thanedd Coup), Rita might be better at teleprojection etc. I also guess that she might be from Yen's and Sabrina's generation - around 100...

I have to agree. I was glad to see Yenneer or Dijsktra (except for the Reason of state ending) in TW3, they are interesting characters. But otherwise, TW3 focused on the continuation of the least interesting part of the whole saga - Ciri, Dearg Ruadhri and Avallac'h. I seriously doubt that...

Radovid told Geralt about the Lodge (and that Triss is a member) in TW1. But in TW2 all the guys somehow forgot about it and the Lodge is a secret organization again. As Zyvik pointed out, the problem is... Exactly so. Whoreson is a disappointing villain as well. Why we cannot have a better...

Weavess. She has the loveliest voice (in english) and I like the details such as flies around her head.

I have a new theory why Triss has red hair in TW games. From the Season of Storms (Geralts thoughts when he first visits Lytta Neyd) we know that he cannot resist redheads - he cannot explain why, but seeing red-haired woman provokes him to fool around. Triss somehow found it out and used it to...

Yes, we have read it! Lytta would have won if she hadn't got rid of most of her freckles. Because LONG GINGER HAIR + FRECKLES = BINGO! :thumbsup: And for the minority that haven't read the Season of Storms yet: You can still vote for Lytta Neyd if you fancy long-haired redheads!

Coral! :D I am not a worshipper of sorceresses like Zyvik, I just like the "bitchiness" that defines most of them and their interactions with Geralt. And Coral is one of the best from this point of view. Her letter to Pinety is probably even better than "dear friend" letter from Yen.

1. Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy Wise and charismatic companion of Geralt and simply the best character from the books. His talk about vampires is legendary. 2. Olgierd von Everec In my opinion Olgierd is the best character from the games. He is an antagonist who did terrible things, but...

1. Regis Rohellec Terzieff-Godefroy 2. Olgierd von Everec 3. Philippa Eilhart 4. Sigismund Dijkstra 5. Gaunter O'Dim 6. Geralt of Rivia 7. Letho of Gulet 8. Thaler 9. Azar Javed 10. The best character from Blood and Wine Honorable mentions: Leo Bonhart, Rience, Eskel, Lambert, Triss, Yennefer...

I understand you - improving the main game (mainly Act III) would be great. But the devs have only limited resources and you said that you would rather improve the main game than make the 3rd expansion. I would prefer the 3rd expansion - under the condition that it would be at least as good as...

I wholeheartedly agree that Act 3 and the Wild Hunt are inferior, but I still prefer the new expansion. Why? Because I think it is easier to make new perfect expansion like HoS (and hopefully BaW) than to significantly improve the Wild Hunt ending. Even in the books the Aen Elle part is probably...

If you want to go neutral, I suggest to go for Order in the bank and then become neutral. It is very important to do "Six feet under" quest for Siegfried as this one is the most anti-Scoiatael quest in TW1. Leaving the civilians including women and children at the mercy of the ghouls - even the...

Back then, the human race was weaker, now they can handle without witchers (i.e. in. TW1 there was the Order of the Flaming Rose). Anyway, my main argument is that it would break the unique witcher feeling. More monsters, more witchers - that does not imply better game. And if we desperately...

Cat eyes, medaillon, two swords (of them made of silver)...those are the typical signs of a witcher. Witchers are really distinctive. And how people know about witchers? Because they are already part of folk tradition - stories, fairy-tales, ballads. And if someone kills a beast like griffin or...

Why so many people want to rebuild Kaer Morhen? The witchers are interesting, because they are outcasts and people are afraid of them. They are meant to extinct and soon they will live only in the legends and myths. The whole idea of new witchers breaks this unique witcher feeling.

That would not be awesome. Dandelion as a party member when completing dungeons? Crazy idea. And I really do not care about average RPG protagonists and archetypes. I like the fact that Geralt is an exceptional protagonist and not an average one. Even in TW3 the story aspect of the game...

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