Yes, he's still there.
TW2 never recognised that you'd killed Thaler, so as far as TW3 is concerned, he's always alive.
TW2 never recognised that you'd killed Thaler, so as far as TW3 is concerned, he's always alive.
I try to do every possible actions in those games. Would be boring for me to do the same things over and over again.
@Dragonbird: Thanx dude. Too bad. Feel a bit angry about it
Why give the option to kill somebody, and after this you get a canon.
A bit of a shame...
@Dragonbird: Thanx dude. Too bad. Feel a bit angry about it
Why give the option to kill somebody, and after this you get a canon.
A bit of a shame...
Sadly yes!
Thaler is forced upon us on both the Witcher 2 and Witcher 3, regardless of whether you let him die or live in The Witcher 1....
DISCLAIMER: I also prefer him being alive rather than dead, but the fact that the choice was not respected and carried over, bothers me A LOT!
Thaler is forced upon us on both the Witcher 2 and Witcher 3, regardless of whether you let him die or live in The Witcher 1....
DISCLAIMER: I also prefer him being alive rather than dead, but the fact that the choice was not respected and carried over, bothers me A LOT!
agreed and the most Disapointing stuff almost all characters from TW1:TW2 have lesser Dialogs choices then a courtesan in the brothels
and no i have only once Killed Thaler and i have regret it the Hole playtrough from TW1 i cursed myself