No, no death but a birth of the own Yen & Geralt's baby.... It'd be a surprising miracle!
Change is that now he has hope that his fight for freedom might have sense after those years surviving in forest. So he is becoming from terrorist to defender of peace. Heh
Actually that would not suprise me at all. I expect this to be at least as(and probably only) one of three endings for sure.
Indeed because that would also not make sense after all what happened and will happen-tragic events expected-as always.
Actually that would not suprise me at all. I expect this to be at least as(and probably only) one of three endings for sure.
Indeed because that would also not make sense after all what happened and will happen-tragic events expected-as always.
Well going with Roche I thought I saw a change when saving Iorveth in Vergen. He didn't expect that.
And this isn't the first time they've learned this hard lesson is it? Why doesn't people ever learn I wonder? Looking forward to a possibility of cooperating with both Roche and Iorveth in Witcher 3. Them setting aside their differences and teaming up against a greater foe, choosing 'the lesser evil'. Hah, point for canon reference! :laughing:
Applause for creativity.. :") !!! The best ending, we get little witchery babies..holding silver daggers.. and aiming at baby nekkers.. :"") aww!
I think because the wild hunt -spoiler- are actually elves why not the possibility that they will take the other elves with them including Iorveth?.. or is he maybe found and got imprisoned in that Redanian prison where one of his people wrote a sad poem..< now that would be an epic fail moment!! :[ Or maybe fighting along humans after all the centuries of killing them now that would be a true "change". And then he is fighting next to Roach? and there is Geralt passing by with a grin on his face, goes in pursuit of a red rider..~ :')
After the Peace of Cintra, Enid an Gleanna was forced to swear fealty to Demawend and Aedirn, reorganizing Dol Blathanna into an autonomous duchy (allod). Read da books again
Neither good or evil...
I very much like Iorveth, and he seriously changes throughtout the game.
That is just my feeling anyway, we will see what will happen in TW3, though I was surprised when
Have to say though "The Squirell has style".
I am biased though, but you should be able to see that just looking at my nickname or avatar ( three lightning bolts in a background... yeep ) -
I very much like Iorveth, and he seriously changes throughtout the game.
If you say how similar he have become to the ones that he hates ( talking about Special Units and Roche ), he actually thanks you for noticing that.
Also if you go with proper options on your first encounter with options, you seriously can see how just broken and abused Scoia'tael are at this moment. Used, throwed away, their only hope being an honourable death in battle.
The change is seriously significant, from what a many would call a monster, to a person actually trying to repent, though he would never admit it.
Also if you go with proper options on your first encounter with options, you seriously can see how just broken and abused Scoia'tael are at this moment. Used, throwed away, their only hope being an honourable death in battle.
The change is seriously significant, from what a many would call a monster, to a person actually trying to repent, though he would never admit it.
That is just my feeling anyway, we will see what will happen in TW3, though I was surprised when
Saskia mentioned she fancied dwarves... when I played with polish VO, she said nothing of a sort, which is pretty weird.
Have to say though "The Squirell has style".
I am biased though, but you should be able to see that just looking at my nickname or avatar ( three lightning bolts in a background... yeep ) -
Vrihedd brigade reference
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I really hope not. I'm happy for there to be variations where Gerald dies but there should be at least one variation where he lives. Don't want be be shoved into utterly unsurprisingly and horribly forced death.