Well they are just doing their jobs. And the fact that they drink heavily indicates that they do find the experience stressful and unpleasant.
Well maybe some find it stressful, but for the vast majority, gauging from random bits of dialogue on the streets and actually interacting with some of them during missions I think that argument kinda falls flat. Entering the prison they all too eager to to get straight to the torture, did you see the state of a certain prisoner? The fact that once the mages are gone they start burning non humans at the stake, because well they can.....
Also drinking heavily doesn't always indicate stress, I myself drink fairly heavily every Friday and Saturday and am not stressed in the least.
Another thing if there are witch hunters who don't agree with what there order is doing, where are they? Geralt hears of no dissension in the ranks and is in constant contact with two of the best spies in all of the witcher universe. Surely Dijkstra would be in the know and throw the info Geralt's way for a price.
Nope evil is evil, if you perform evil acts because you are following orders, does that not make you evil?
The armor would be awesome in brown like the ones the witch hunters wear, but pink looks ridiculous, stupid design choice by the devs in my opinion. It's also missing the little pocket for documents or something next to the badge, looks kinda less official without itMy favorite is still the witch hunter one from the master armorers quest. It looks realistic (i.e. not gratuitously detailed like the new wolf one), and is a trench-coat rather than just a jacket.
Please, for the love of God, I don't care at all about any of the DLC released so far. Just give us Geralt's "true" clothes, CDPR. Give us the possibility to stay true to the iconic look of the White Wolf, from both the books and Witcher 1 (and in parts, also TW2). I don't understand at all why you didn't already give us such an option in TW3. That's infuriating tbh, really infuriating. There is nothing wrong with giving people more options. But that shouldn't lead to forcing people to play with a Geralt that feels weird and just unfitting. You know the books. You said you love them. You should know that a lot of people who really love them as well have a very firm picture in their head of how Geralt looks. Of course there are subtle differences, naturally, but there are common elements pretty much everybody agrees on. You nailed that look in Witcher 1 and also in Witcher 2 (as proven in the screens above, just in case you forgot your own creations...). He pretty much looked like the monster hunter Sapkowski described in his books there. Don't seperate Geralt in Witcher 3 from the guy in Witcher 1 and 2 and the books on purpose. Give us the possibility to be just like him - besides the options to roleplay and be somebody else. You know it's because I love the Geralt from previous works and I want to play with him. There is no purpose to use an existing and fleshed out character in your game if you don't give the people the chance to really identify with him. An iconic look is just one way for such an identification, but it's a rather strong one, especially in a game in which you constantly look at your characters appearance. So pleaes, give us an armour set that just looks like book-Geralt. You did it before so why not now? I don't think that this is too much to ask...I think countering one absolute opinion with another like this is a bit counter-productive. A better solution to this problem would be to shove in a few armours reminiscent of Witcher 1 and Witcher 2 in addition to what we've already got. I mean, Lambert and Eskel are still wearing the traditional witcher stuff so evidently it's not crossed out of the franchise. It's just... missing. And should be added. Do you disagree?
I mean, looking at the most iconic looks from the two previous games, it's just something that isn't in The Witcher 3 at all. That is, I believe, what many people would like the option to play through the game with. The classic Geralt look. Nothing more, nothing less.
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I have no problem with that. It was becoming freaking stupid.
For me.. DLCs have saved me thus far... and I am level 20... I think i've managed to look pretty badass
Level 3 or something - 10
Levels 10-17
17-20 (now recent)
Level 3 or something - 10
Levels 10-17
17-20 (now recent)
It would be nice to have the Kaer Morhen one simply scale up to the player, but I understand REDkit is needed for that.
It would be nice to have the starting armor in upgradeable versions like the rest of the Witcher gear. No need for level scaling, just different sets to craft which could be slightly different in visuals, e.g. with some fur applications for the masterful version.
I honestly thought the Wolf armour dlc would do just that. Many people used to call the KM armour "wolf"
