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Since you mention it... We just don't know enough about the Rose. It'd be a fantastic twist, and CDPR definitely know it, but I think its legitimacy is up to personal interpretation. And personally, I believe that Triss wouldn't hurt (yes, mind-control spells are pretty hurtful) Geralt. It's just one of those things, I guess.
Triss not telling about Yen makes some sense too. If she didn't know about Yen's survival, then there's pretty much no reason to bring her up. She's dead, nothing will change that, and Geralt doesn't remember her anyway. Also, bad memories.
Not that it's completely moral, but it's understandable, at least.
I think you misunderstand... go to the elven ruins, then tell her to "stop being silly, we need to find a way out of here having got what we were looking for".So Geralt hires his own body pleasant parts in exchange of some magic power? That's love!
No frolics... but a resistance to magic buff.
Don't know, no voices in that video...But I guess Yennefer
Too bad. I hope we can play a more confident Geralt (though the games Geralt is in general less "whiny" than the books Geralt, which is a good thing imo) when he interacts with Yennefer. One thing I hated in the books was his subservience when he was talking to her. Most of the time she dominated him and hopefully we get the choice to not let this happen.Don't know, no voices in that video...But I guess Yennefer
Interesting that Gopher said
"you start to be suspicious, even towards your closest ones" while showing Yennefer. Maybe she is a bit too close to the emperor...
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Yennefer looks so amazing. She's absolutely perfect and exactly how i imagined her in the books.
Yennefer looks so amazing. She's absolutely perfect and exactly how i imagined her in the books.
Sorry Triss.
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Yen.
Actually I'm quite surprised by the dialogue. It seems very... Book reader friendly. I remember like a year ago being worried about how they were going to provide too much exposition for the newcomers and make it boring for everyone else, now I'm looking at that kind of dialogue and wondering if we're going to be in the reverse position.
Guess they'll give enough for it to make sense, at least on an extremely basic level, but I'm definitely starting to get the vibes, from the footage we've seen, that book readers are going to get WAY more out of W3 compared to 1 & 2.
Yeah, i think that too, I mean there were already two book references in the first 5min of the prologue. That gives hope the story won't be simplified to reach a wider audience.
Everyone is going to be trying to manipulate everyone. Yen and Triss won't be an exception, I'm sure both of them have their own plans. The only people you can trust are your fellow witcherbros and Ciri. MAYBE Ciri.
And I completely agree about how Geralt was always dominated by Yen, it was quite painful to read. Hopefully we'll be able to stand up to her for once.
That's one thing i hope CDPR have handled well. Making Yennefer appear strong-willed without appearing domineering. Because if she comes across as domineering then unfortunately that would make my choice too easy, if there is one.
Yeah, who knows what she's been up to in the last years. I'l only trust my witcher buddies. Especially after what Emhyr said that it's Yen's "task" to convince him :mean:
I wouldn't even trust ALL my Witcherbros. (Glares at Letho and what he and his fellow allies did at the end of Witcher 1 and beginning of The Witcher 2) Trust NOONE. Like, NOONE.
...NOONE.
The framing's perfect in this scene. Truly, a face that inspires trust. With a squad of Nilfs in the back, just in case Geralt doesn't submit.
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