The Witcher Cosplay Guide - Triss

[TemerianGirl]

It would be interesting to see Kristina again in this new Triss outfit.

@Synvael @StaGiors
Worry not, my dearest friends! Team Yen 4ever.

 

[Garrison72]

She looks amazing.

 

[Sephira]

@Synvael @StaGiors
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I have to say that Yen in Triss outfit is good too, even it has not "her" colours.

 

[Garrison72]

Just like the cosplayer....

Still prefer the old model. *flies away*

More likely that they changed the eye color and the cosplayer followed suit with contact lenses. Not sure why, since they were green as green earlier. Her facial structure is more like the TW2 version than the model to me. In the end, I guess I really like them both. I also appreciate that they've toned down the makeup with all the ladies and given them a more natural look. Probably the result of an improved engine. Someone at CDPR has a nice fashion sense. Loving the colors.

 

[Kinley]

More likely that they changed the eye color and the cosplayer followed suit with contact lenses. Not sure why, since they were green as green earlier. Her facial structure is more alike the TW2 version than the model to me. In the end, I guess I really like them both. I also appreciate that they've toned down the makeup with all the ladies and given them a more natural look. Probably the result of an improved engine. Someone at CDPR has a nice fashion sense. Loving the colors.

The cosplayer's natural eye color is light hazel. You might call it coincidence, but I don't think so. There's literally no reason for the eye color change, books version Triss has blue eyes, previous games Triss has green. Where did light hazel come from all of a sudden?

 

[Engagerade]

I Prefered her with green eyes and freckles but apart from that it's f****ing fantastic!

 

[TemerianGirl]

The cosplayer's natural eye color is light hazel. You might call it coincidence, but I don't think so. There's literally no reason for the eye color change, books version Triss has blue eyes, previous games Triss has green. Where did light hazel come from all of a sudden?

Maybe because she's a sorceress, and can mask her scars and change eye color?
If they explain that in the game, I will deal with it.

 

[Sneky]

Looks even better than SOD trailer version, so yeah - fantastic job.

 

[Sagitarii]

Maybe because she's a sorceress, and can mask her scars and change eye color?
If they explain that in the game, I will deal with it.

Again, she can't use magic on herself

 

[EliHarel]

Hellooo Team Triss.

Would still prefer her chest covered, more like her traveling garments in TW2, but it's a mere trifle to me. She's great.

 

[TemerianGirl]

Again, she can't use magic on herself

Five redpoints for Ravenclaw.

P.S. I still think they should explain it. Somehow.

 

[Scholdarr]

She says that in the early books, when she is afraid... which she remains through all of the books... until the end of Lady of the Lake. There she stands side by side with Yennefer and faces her death and her fears... standing on "the hill" as at Sodden again.

I'm perfectly happy with her being different in the games than her declarations in Blood of Elves, she has changed.

As for the "scars", I personally think that like Yennefer's eyes, they are the result of PTSD and mental scars, rather than the physical scars which have been healed and the body regenerated. She regained consciousness at Sodden, in the remains of one sorcerer, and next to the dismembered but still dying remains of another... and is remembered on the memorial at Sodden as 'dead'... that kind of thing ...changes you. As does re-facing that situation when terrified and triumphing.

If there is a change of mind concerning the low neckline I want a proper explanation of it in the game, giving Triss' character the credit it deserves. Her biggest scar is of mental, not physical nature, as some people rightfully already pointed out. That COULD change due to the experiences Triss made in the books and the games. But that's just speculation and it was never explained in any way, neither in detail nor subtly. Without such explanation her low neckline is IMO more about the eye-candy than anything else.

 

[SpeeX97]

She is really awesome, but only i'll choose her on the second playthrough.

#TeamYen

 

[Scholdarr]

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[tasir]

She looks beautiful! Love her outfit, imo these colours suit Triss. Though, the "light hazel" eyes are indeed suprising but it doesn't bug me. The only minor nitpick I have: However like her hairstyle I still wonder how she would look like with loose hair. Hope we will see her with untied hair too.

 

[wichat]

If girls/women who will colplay Triss has a small breast better they fill the front-upper bodice with a generous latex prosthesis pectoral

 

[mirakodus1]

hazel - "reddish-brown or greenish-brown color, especially of someone's eyes." So it looks it's still can be green-ish, just like in the SOD trailer.

I know it should be blue, but it's ok with me.

 

[Kinley]

hazel - "reddish-brown or greenish-brown color, especially of someone's eyes." So it looks it's still can be green-ish, just like in the SOD trailer.

I know it should be blue, but it's ok with me.

Greenish hazel ≠ proper green like in the previous games/SoD trailer

 

[Vigilance.492]

If there is a change of mind concerning the low neckline I want a proper explanation of it in the game, giving Triss' character the credit it deserves. Her biggest scar is of mental, not physical nature, as some people rightfully already pointed out. That COULD change due to the experiences Triss made in the books and the games. But that's just speculation and it was never explained in any way, neither in detail nor subtly. Without such explanation her low neckline is IMO more about the eye-candy than anything else.

There's no point just randomly giving her a scar now and they're not about to explain it if they didn't bother in either of the previous two games.
She didn't have it in TW1 and wore very revealing outfits. She didn't have it in TW2, even though we only saw her unclothed a couple of times.

It's just one of those unexplained book to game changes, that don't really need to be explained, you just fill in the blanks yourself, or choose to be annoyed by it. Whichever you pick, either is valid, but that's up to you.

 

[SilverFox07]

If there is a change of mind concerning the low neckline I want a proper explanation of it in the game, giving Triss' character the credit it deserves. Her biggest scar is of mental, not physical nature, as some people rightfully already pointed out. That COULD change due to the experiences Triss made in the books and the games. But that's just speculation and it was never explained in any way, neither in detail nor subtly. Without such explanation her low neckline is IMO more about the eye-candy than anything else.

Yeah, i agree. I was saying the exact same thing pretty-much in the thread about Triss's neckline, and got shot down in flames. Same as when i commented on Ciri's high heels.

If girls/women who will colplay Triss has a small breast better they fill the front-upper bodice with a generous latex prosthesis pectoral

Wow really? Gees... I'm sorry, but i find this comment really offensive. Maybe I'm just too 'sensitive', but this is the exact reason why Ciri's heels and showing her bra are wrong, why Triss's low cut top is wrong, and why i'm disappointed in CDPR for chosing to take this direction.

Just a quick edit... but we also have heels for Triss too. Hmm...they aren't too nice to be honest.

And just to clarify, i actually really like all 3 women's outfits, but for me, a few things could have made them all the better.