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A nice nod to book readers in the first game (he basically tells you the story of the books and adds on the premise of the 1st Witcher game to the end, nothing about the 3rd game). That completely went over my head when I played it back in the day because I never read any of the books yet.

Yes please! She seemed like someone that could have used some more lessons from Geralt about the world. And about stuff in bed too of course :)

Nice, I like the idea of NG+. It's like being the Geralt you are supposed to be at the start. Not some wuss that can get 1-hit killed by some lazy guard. Anyone that tries to stop me from taking an old forgotten sandwich from a card that was gonna go rotten anyways, you're going down.

Agreed that Radovid was just made a total lunatic with no redeeming qualities in this game. I saw absolutely not reason not to kill him aside from seeing a different epilogue, but that can easily be seen on youtube. And yeah, I had a chuckle when Dijkstra acted like he could kill me and...

Yeah, pretty much 100% that it wasn't a wish involving "love". Starting to think it was something like to be together until they die of old age. Most important part of the wish was that it would prevent the djinn from killing her, and he also wanted to have something that would bring them...

haha. For the record I like the games Yen a lot and that's who I've been picturing reading through the books :) Just saying using the book description, Eva Green suits it. If I was some super serious filmmaker obsessed with being true to the books, that's who I would take, hehe.

Eva Green is actually perfect IMO. The books say she is good looking, but not a great beauty. Eva Green suits that IMO, she is not a stunning beauty like Beckinsale (some might disagree, but that's my opinion). Also in the books (at least The last wish and sword of destiny which are only ones...

Wow, great post OP. Made me realize quite a few things I didn't pick up playing through the game. I definitely agree about how simplistic so many of the choices were in this game and how so many characters were made 1-dimensional (Eredin is almost 0-dimensional IMO, barely says anything and...

I agree a lot with OP, except I was pleasantly surprised when I found out which choices affected the ending. Mainly because I naturally picked all the options that lead to Ciri surviving, except the meeting with the lodge. The way you cheered her up with the snowball fight and smashing the lab...

Nice :)

Just read the last wish and I like her even more. You can tell she was really intrigued by Geralt from the start. She drops little hints how how she finds him attractive and the kiss she plants on him (after giving him heck for trying to make out the outlines of her body when she was invisible...

Yen all the way for me. Better looking IMO, and a more well rounded person. She even has a good sense of humor.

I was really disappointed we couldn't seduce Rosa. Seems like a fun situation because she seemed to really be acting out trying to make her sheltered life more interesting. Geralt could have given her something to think about for a very long time :)

Yeah, right up until she leaves you in that ending she seems to not want to go through with it. She probably feels guilt and responsibility has been forced on her. And likely it leads her to having a stress filled and miserable life and she would be stuck in that life until death. That was...

Not surprised to see the Crones #1. They got the most development and time spent on them, and they actually were threatening. You had no idea what they would do and what they were capable of. Most of the other "bad guys", I knew were just some sword slashes away from laying flat on their...

It is a bit unfortunate that more time wasn't spent on the white frost, but it did end up being a pretty simple concept. Some kind of force that was draining the entropy from the universe which would eventually leave everything dead at I guess absolute zero. I don't think it was something...

I wouldn't mind Ciri as a main character in TW4. How about mixing it up and having 2 fully fleshed out main characters? Maybe 2nd one can be a full on magic user. And they could always say Ciri used up a lot of her power to stop the white frost to make her a little less god-like.

He was pretty disappointing. Even his last words ended up being dumb and misguided.

Love Geralt's composure at funerals :) Can't blame him though.

Good to know in the books Ciri was against it as well. I see the Empress ending as one where Ciri is guilted and manipulated into becoming Empress. It's triggered by you making Ciri think it's important to see her dad at a time when she is mentally a bit vulnerable (after the battle and she...