So, I'm at the end of my second playthrough. And my god, the Act 3...
I knew it. But it is not less painful.
There are a lot of issues with the Triss Romance, but as a lot of you said, some can be explained (the whole thing at Kaer Morhen, because she has to be recruted during the Brothers in Arms quest and so on). Even when we are all in Novigrad (with Avalach, Yennefer...) you can manage to see Triss a bit more by doing the statues quests, giving her back her earrings.
But as soon as everyone leave Novigrad and we arrive in Skellige, it's a disaster. She disappears completely until the end ! And why seriously ? How this can be explain ?
Yennefer, Geralt and Ciri have a wonderful moment together when you visit Avalach laboratory, so why Triss doesn't have a moment with Geralt like this. There are a lot of opportunities without force her to be in the Geralt/Yen/Ciri triangle ! She could go with Geralt and Phillipa to retrieve the sun stone. She could help Geralt to reach the Emperor's boat. But no. Nothing. She stays on this f.... boat and keeps saying "Well ?". Seriously, that's a joke.
Sorry, I knew it when I played, but it still pisses me off. So much.
Exactly, why didn't Triss go with Geralt and Phillipa to get the sunstone, imagine the banter they could of had. I think everyone here could write 10 pages worth of stuff that could of been included in the game but now goes down as missed oppurtunities. Novigrad wasn't too bad because she actually had a quest even though it was short, but once you get to Skellige, you might as well pretend she isn't there. She doesn't even really interact with Ciri even though they are meant to be like close sisters, for Ciri it is all Geralt and Yen in her life and even that scene on the boat where Geralt and Ciri are playing together, the screen turns to Yen who is smiling - that could of been Triss if she was the love interest, but nope that whole storyline revolves almost exclusively around Geralt, Yen and Ciri, those 3 plus Avallach and the wild hunt are the only things that keep moving the plot forward.


