No problem, she can die later - if the Kovirian king can be assassinated, the royal advisor can die as well.
And missing Fake Ciri as well. But if it is possible, I would prefer games to be consistent with the books, there is no need for more contradictions.
Yenn should be spared of pyre...Quick and merciful beheading will suffice.
Just imagine lodge and Emhyr on the same pyre, both sattisfied :devil:
Francesca and Ida, refused to help, elves, and sorcereses, triple reason for pyre
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My question is : why was it written in the first place?kay::facepalm2:
Because if you read the books, you will discover that, eventually, all the members of the Lodge (except for Yennefer and Triss) were captured and tortured to death. Probably was an attempt to establish a link between the games and the books. It makes sense and, for me. it wouldn't had been totally bad. After all Yennefer is not precisely a good person (and not just Yennefer, everyone in the Witcher world has their "light and dark" sides)
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YENNEFER: Once it's over, you'll go to Kovir, live happily ever after.
GERALT: What I do once it's over is not your concern.
Just kill that evul biatch right away, Geralt!
Seriously, did they start outsourcing the writing to muhtrissfukyen.tumblr.com?
also:
>saving Triss over Rita
they really whitewashed them into being "best friends ever" again, didn't they?
GERALT: What I do once it's over is not your concern.
Just kill that evul biatch right away, Geralt!
Seriously, did they start outsourcing the writing to muhtrissfukyen.tumblr.com?
also:
>saving Triss over Rita
they really whitewashed them into being "best friends ever" again, didn't they?
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Sigh, I don't even know what to say about this:grunt:
Yes, it's cut content for good reason, because maybe the reds thought afterwards the same as we do now (at least I hope so), but there was still this idea to bring that into the game, it's even voiced, so it wasn't just an marginal note on a script page.
There was this chance that it is going to be used and that's just sad.
Now I am more than just worried about what else got cut and what "fixes" they are going to implement in the future, if scenes like these are still lingering around in the game and in their heads.
Ciriously, if anyone ever finds a Yen-Ciri scene that got cut, I...don't know, warn me at least, so I can prepare myself for that
Yes, it's cut content for good reason, because maybe the reds thought afterwards the same as we do now (at least I hope so), but there was still this idea to bring that into the game, it's even voiced, so it wasn't just an marginal note on a script page.
There was this chance that it is going to be used and that's just sad.
Now I am more than just worried about what else got cut and what "fixes" they are going to implement in the future, if scenes like these are still lingering around in the game and in their heads.
Ciriously, if anyone ever finds a Yen-Ciri scene that got cut, I...don't know, warn me at least, so I can prepare myself for that
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And that's why it's good to make Yen responsible for it? Not really
Either because Triss matters more to Geralt than Rita (either as a friend or a lover.) Or because there would be pandemonium if Yen got Triss killed.
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So, now we know that future sufferings of Lodge members are consequence of Yenn's betrayal...Great.
If given enough time, she will probably trigger another Conjuction. Woman is unstoppable.
If given enough time, she will probably trigger another Conjuction. Woman is unstoppable.
Sorry, but I just can't see Yennefer betraying the Lodge, even Philippa.
We have seen in the game that she even asked Emhyr to grant the Lodge amnesty for helping, she does care what happens with them.
In the books there is of course some kind of rivalry between all of them, but they never hated each other to a degree that they are willing to kill each other or sacrifice their lives for their own good.
Even though the Lodge tried to use Ciri in the books, Yen still went with Ciri to the Lodge to talk, because that's reasonable.
Those are reasonable women (and men) and for all of them their own kind, sorcerers, is more important than this personal grudge. That's one of reasons why the lodge was created, to protect magic in this world and I doubt anyone from the Lodge would disagree.
No, Yen might be proud and reckless when it comes to Ciri, but she would never betray her own kind for that matter. It's like saying Geralt would kill Lambert to save Ciri, that's just bullshit, even though he is a prick.
We have seen in the game that she even asked Emhyr to grant the Lodge amnesty for helping, she does care what happens with them.
In the books there is of course some kind of rivalry between all of them, but they never hated each other to a degree that they are willing to kill each other or sacrifice their lives for their own good.
Even though the Lodge tried to use Ciri in the books, Yen still went with Ciri to the Lodge to talk, because that's reasonable.
Those are reasonable women (and men) and for all of them their own kind, sorcerers, is more important than this personal grudge. That's one of reasons why the lodge was created, to protect magic in this world and I doubt anyone from the Lodge would disagree.
No, Yen might be proud and reckless when it comes to Ciri, but she would never betray her own kind for that matter. It's like saying Geralt would kill Lambert to save Ciri, that's just bullshit, even though he is a prick.
We know that Philippa was captured and tortured to death.We know nothing about what happened with other members.
All of them were captured. That's why (in the books) the people call them Saint Philippa, Saint Margarita and so on... They are martirs