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nocny said:(GT)
"popielatowłosa" - a woman or girl with ash(gray) hair
I disagree. Being able to continue makes it feel incomplete to me. Besides, I hope that they tie in the open world closely with the story, so that experiencing open world-ish gameplay is part of the story experience - that you feel like everything you do in the open world contributes to your final goal, in one way or another. As soon as Geralt's task is fulfilled, it shouldn't feel like there's still a reason to roam these lands and do stuff.Adityathewarriorwithin said:
I'm a fan of the bittersweet endings, and the way I have pictured it, maybe Geralt's death isn't the only option for it to go. Maybe having either Yennefer or Triss die (or even both) and then having Geralt leaving the North and continuing on his path as a monster slayer. This way, not only would Geralt have lost the two most important women in his life, but also liberated himself from all the politics of the Northern continent. He wouldn't have any interest in further delving in the North, and in the end he would allow himself to spend the rest of his days doing what he does best, killing monsters.Adityathewarriorwithin said:
friend that is a brilliant idea! Well yes it might be tricky to pull that off, but if there is an ending resulting with the death (again, this time perhaps final or who knows Geralt is the next Goku lol) that would be perfect! Actually it won't make sense for just having one possible ending with that to happen, either as I said Geralt moves on no matter what happens, or Geralt dies no matter (maybe presumably), the world reflects our playthrough ans what you mentioned in the spoiler tag becomes mandatory. Dam this idea is really exciting!Chewin3 said:
Hmm, but those are from before the title reveal vid. So he might have been about that, and it was originally set to debut on the weekend.gregski said:
Game Informer has exclusive news for the next couple of weeks, but after that, information should start to come out more regularly.blackgriffin said:
Beautifully said, Chewin. As a fan of the bittersweet endings myself, a similar scenario would be something I would "like". I do admit, I would prefer and ending where Triss and Geralt are living on a farm, but these kind of stories with an ending like this doesn't tend to be as memorable as other much bitter-sweeter ones. Geralt holding Triss' body in his arms (and perhaps crying a bit) is a scenario that I would remember forever (of course not as a happy moment).Chewin3 said:
I really don't like "temporary" avatars. To me it's disruptive and I usually play those segments wishing I was back in my player avatar. For my 2 cents.gregski said:
