So it seems that he might be in some Gwent singleplayer campaign. Didn't see this coming tbh but.... okay then.
I think it can't be hard if they waited after the release of HoS to say that he wasn't going to appear at all. I respect every opinions, but to conform with a gwent game when the character was meant and said to appear in the main game establish a negative precedent
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So it seems that he might be in some Gwent singleplayer campaign. Didn't see this coming tbh but.... okay then.
Are there any proof of this? Or are just assumptions?
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I agree, the continuation/conclusion of the Iorveth path is what I was anticipating for 4 years.
But if he will appear in the Gwent story mode it's better than nothing I guess....
Maybe, But conforming with this allows them to keep doing what they did with Iorveth (cut a character a year before the realease and wait until the release of the first expansion to confirm it) with no consequences. That can't be good
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True, but also could be nothing
It's interesting, that this topic is one of the topics with the highest amount of posts in the whole "suggestions forum". 
I would really like to see more game content with Saskia (of course Iorveth too won't hurt), but I hardly can imagine how a proper story mode in a Gwent game could look like. Especially when Gwent (at least the version in TW3) does not care about the characters beeing dead (like King Foltest), alive, absolutely evil (like Gaunter 'O Dim) in the "wrong" faction (like Saskia who actually isn't a Sco'iatel) and so on.
I would really like to see more game content with Saskia (of course Iorveth too won't hurt), but I hardly can imagine how a proper story mode in a Gwent game could look like. Especially when Gwent (at least the version in TW3) does not care about the characters beeing dead (like King Foltest), alive, absolutely evil (like Gaunter 'O Dim) in the "wrong" faction (like Saskia who actually isn't a Sco'iatel) and so on.
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Marcin's step from "They are both fine. Don't worry." to something like "Maybe he's fine, maybe he's dead."... should we worry now? This could mean one of at least two things:
1.) He's just trolling us... a little bit.
2.) He got new information about at least Iorveth's situation since the last time and these are no good news.
1.) He's just trolling us... a little bit.
2.) He got new information about at least Iorveth's situation since the last time and these are no good news.
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There is a more logical explanation to that
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2.) He got new information about at least Iorveth's situation since the last time and these are no good news.
Does it make any difference?. Given that is the last Witcher game the result it's practically the same. We won't see him again
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Killing Iorveth off screen would be a pretty big 'fuck you' to his fans :/ It's bad enough he's not even in the Witcher 3 T__T
I haven't played TW3 yet, downloading it right now. But as I heard, there is Vernon Roche included, so they could add some extra story, like what he would tell how he met Iorveth somewhere, for example. And then you'd need to play trough some quests (something like in prologue of TW2, when Geralt was talking to Roche). I would like that^
Well, it's likely that it matters because the card game spin-off "GWENT" that was showed on the E3 will have a solo-player story mode (with several sub-stories in different times and places and with different main characters - some old, some new). From what I have read they showed an early version of it on the E3 where you can control a chosen character (in the E3 demo it was Geralt together with some mercenaries) in a 2D-World and the battles will then be fought in Gwent-style.
One of the many news links: http://www.kotaku.com.au/2016/06/the-witchers-gwent-spinoff-has-a-beefy-single-player-mode
So, yes, if Saskia and Iorveth are alive or where just killed off-screen does make difference. After there are so many requests from players that they should be shown again it would make sense when these two characters have their "screen time" in the new game.
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I personally hope that if Saskia and Iorveth are in the Gwent game that their story/stories offers a nice closure. No story from "the past" that leads to the same open end that already exists.
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IMHO, the only proper and nice closure should be in the game. Not in this new card game.
Would you guys be sated if Marcin said that they lived happily ever after?