I slept with her and then killed her so she wouldn't tell Yennifer...........................
You do know that that won't stop her if Yen chooses to have a little chat.
no the papers are irrelevant and never be mentioned again.
The choice is either killing her (or let her go to radovid who will kill her) or sent her to Kaer Morhen.
After killing her, I felt bad and went back and tried again and didn't get the option to send her to KM. Couldn't bring myself to kill her again, so I reloaded, but forgot to save before the fight and so my only option was to run away like a wuss and then it gave me the update that she was going to Radovid.
Meaning you get the same exact ending cutscene, provided you sent her to KM, wheter you take them or leave them to her ?
She cures that one disease regardless?
Well um, i'm kinda dumb.
I just let her down, I got the wine then told her to sod off, LOL.
I failed the quest and yeah, do not do the same mistake.
I just let her down, I got the wine then told her to sod off, LOL.
I failed the quest and yeah, do not do the same mistake.
The Keira quest line completely fell apart on Fyke Island:
- Totally out of character for Keira to attack Geralt, or for Geralt to take such a hard line when even he admitted weaponization was only theory.
- There was no reason for Keira to try to kill Geralt when she could've teleported away or promise to research without Radovid. Every sorceress is full of honeyed words and layers of deception.
- If it was a losing fight, it is far more logical for Keira to yield and try to talk her way out of it. She's a sorceress, not a ghoul.
- The dialogue underscores the inadequacy of Geralt's short phrase responses. How is the player supposed to know that "Can't let you do that" means "Can't let you take the papers to Radovid" rather than "Can't let you endanger yourself"? One of the most important secondary characters in the story to that point, and all of two lines to trigger a nonsense battle.
It's baffling how a game this good has such lousy quests to determine fates for important characters like Keira, Radovid, and Djikstra.
- Totally out of character for Keira to attack Geralt, or for Geralt to take such a hard line when even he admitted weaponization was only theory.
- There was no reason for Keira to try to kill Geralt when she could've teleported away or promise to research without Radovid. Every sorceress is full of honeyed words and layers of deception.
- If it was a losing fight, it is far more logical for Keira to yield and try to talk her way out of it. She's a sorceress, not a ghoul.
- The dialogue underscores the inadequacy of Geralt's short phrase responses. How is the player supposed to know that "Can't let you do that" means "Can't let you take the papers to Radovid" rather than "Can't let you endanger yourself"? One of the most important secondary characters in the story to that point, and all of two lines to trigger a nonsense battle.
It's baffling how a game this good has such lousy quests to determine fates for important characters like Keira, Radovid, and Djikstra.
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to my dismay this is the option I chose on my second playthrough, I thought she would yield after I took down the majority of her health, but I had to kill her.