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Sarcen

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#161
xxRENEGADExx said:
Guys, how Geralt escaped from "the place where apple trees bloom eternal" after Wild Hunt took Yen? Is it pointed somewhere? I don't recall.
I doubt that Eredin propose Geralt his portal-service. [If I understand correct - "Isle of Avallach/Avalon" is located in another realm...]
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In the W2 (its explained in a flashback), that Geralt gives his life for that of Yennefer, Geralt was to ride with the wild hunt as bait for Ciri... Which she took...

AVALLACH: Ever wondered how you managed to leave the Red Riders?
GERALT: Many times, but I don't remember a thing.
AVALLACH: Ciri came for you. She sensed you were in danger, tore you from the Hunt's grasp, then deposited you in the woods near Kaer Morhen.
GERALT: Did Eredin start hunting her because of that? Because of me? Why didn't she say anything?
AVALLACH: Ugh. What would it have changed?

So the question is more how did yennefer leave that place :p
 
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Antiks07

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#163
xxRENEGADExx said:
heh, in books - he could.
Quote from "Lady of the Lake" [scene with Geralt and Yen]:
trembling and kissing each other’s tears


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Heh nice find. More plot holes in the game. Geralts says he can't even cry cuz he doesn't know how if u pick a certain option after vesemir dies
 
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Sarcen

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#164
xxRENEGADExx said:
Wild Hunt took her...
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Hmmm.. yeah, I thought it was a instant exchange back on the isle of Avalon, but it wasn't. The exchange was under the hangman's tree which makes even less sense to me, Have they been carrying around Yennefer all this time? lol
 
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zanzibar_007

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#165
How the Wild Hunt find Yennefer and Geralt ?










We are such stuff
As Dreams are made on, and our little life
is rounded with a sleep. William Shakespeare In the Lady of the Lake



Geralt is a man of dream and dreams, and i approve this nice quotation. ( In the game he dreams only one time, that's a shame...)
 
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xxRENEGADExx

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#166
Sarcen said:
Hmmm.. yeah, I thought it was a instant exchange back on the isle of Avalon, but it wasn't. The exchange was under the hangman's tree which makes even less sense to me, Have they been carrying around Yennefer all this time? lol
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Yeah. She was with them.

[video=youtube;KsdIaG66r-M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsdIaG66r-M[/video]

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zanzibar_007 said:
How the Wild Hunt find Yennefer and Geralt ?
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Another good question without an answer.
 
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xxRENEGADExx

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#168
Sarcen said:
makes even less sense
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It's not senseless. Eredin wanted to use Yen as a decoy for Ciri. Ciri didn't react. When they took Geralt instead of Yen. Ciri reacted [sensed that Geralt in danger, according to dialogue with Avallac'h] and rescued him. Wild Hunt tracked her and started hunt...
 
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dmcaldw

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#169
One of the best lines in game .

When Geralt says this I think it is one of the best lines in game ... " the last bitter drop in a chalice full of sorrow."


Now if this was an original quote it is great but I feel as though I have heard it before ?
 
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FarrySquall

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#171
 
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Pug.

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#172
dmcaldw said:
When Geralt says this I think it is one of the best lines in game ... " the last bitter drop in a chalice full of sorrow."


Now if this was an original quote it is great but I feel as though I have heard it before ?
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I believe that the whole quote is from Geralt's interrogation of Whoreson Junior:

Geralt: Pay attention now. You'll tell the truth - wanna know why?
Whoreson: I won't lie, honest!
Geralt: Took me a long time to find you. Wasn't an easy road to travel. I'm angry and tired. Had to talk to people I didn't want to talk to, would't normally talk to. Some of them tried to cheat me, some tried to lie. I didn't like it one bit. I feel like one more lie'd be the last bitter drop in a chalice full of sorrow. And then... then I'd do something I would later regret. Now you know why you can't lie to me?

That was indeed a good line. Pretty sure is a CDPR creation, since I couldn't track down another source on Google.
 

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