They went too far with the transfer. Especially when it comes to Triss's content. They're leaking the painful memories from their old affair into their new one. Which is one of the main reasons why everyone is suffering from depression and came here to vent about it.
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Thank you for pointing that out i was trying to read carefully to avoid excess spoilers the responses especially the last one gave me some hope.
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Geralt seems like he can't understand what he really wants.
So they have at least a year and a half to fix everything. Let's hope REDs treat their mistakes as Gelart does.
You are my best mistake lol, if i remember, first time i have seen that is in Romeo and Juliet.
Despite what many say, I think that ending is not a good one, but it is probably the best. The reason it is the best is because you get to see you love interest and friends one last time. Saying goodbye to Ciri is also enough to make you cry once again. I got the witcheress ending and was really happy because it is the best ending. I was never a fan of happy endings though. I love the bad ending and neutral endings even though I would feel like shit if I got it first playthrough.
And making that wish twenty five years ago was his worst mistake.
I agree, i don't really like happy endings, if it was up to me then as long as Geralt and Triss get there 'happy ever after' then the rest of the world could burn because it is more realistic for some characters to be ok at the end and others not to be ok. Saying goodbye to Ciri was very emotional and bittersweet and to me it seemed like the devs put more effort into that ending, plus Ciri not getting what she really wanted makes sense to how the world works. It is a cruel world, where hoping for the best is different to getting the best outcome. The witcher ending is the most 'happy' but i like a neutral/semi happy ending. Plus seeing Triss and his other friends again can encourage the player to go for that ending. I guess it is more to do with what ending you interpret as the best for the choices you made and how you see the world.
REDDorigen spend a lot on time viewing this thread yestersay. I wonder what he was doing the whole time. It would have been nice for him to drop a line of encouragement.
I hope he read our list and the updated front page at least.
This whole Triss and Geralt romance debacle has left a pretty bad taste in my mouth. I have not touched the game for over a month, can not bring myself even look at it. Expected so much but, got so little. Do not want to go through the empty feeling again.
I hope he read our list and the updated front page at least.
This whole Triss and Geralt romance debacle has left a pretty bad taste in my mouth. I have not touched the game for over a month, can not bring myself even look at it. Expected so much but, got so little. Do not want to go through the empty feeling again.
My Gerelt is politically neutral so I don't see him being overly concerned for the Nilfgaardian Empire and with all the things that she is combined makes me hate slapping Empress on top even more. It's just a bit too heavy handed for my tastes.
Also, I think one of themes in the game is letting Ciri go to decide her own path in life regardless of where that path may end. Being a Witcher seems like the only one she would willing choose on her own with very little regret.
Been re-playing W1, just finished chapter 4 last night. After so many years since my last playthrough, I had totally forgot about the letter and being able to reply. I really liked that. I also really liked when Triss said she wouldn't make him what she wanted him to be. Triss is AWESOME!
#MoreTriss #TeamTriss #FixInteractionsWithEveryone
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YES SHE IS. Every step in her development her love for Geralt shines and his feeling for her really puts him in character. He is alway himself with her.
He doesn't get treated like a dog or strung along like lowly Witcher. He's an equal partner in the relationship. Why would anyone let a women like that go?
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