DA Fan gives TW3 a shot: Text Based Let's Play

She told you to pick clothes that would compliment what she was wearing, you needed to wear the black.
Edit: sorry I see you were in black.

Just be alone. You can have all the women you want and not be held down!

I usually play Geralt as a Pimp with no standards. He's willing to sleep with a Succubus! XD

Wow, olnorton I'm impressed about your knowledge of this game. Thanks for filling me in.

Although I didn't know for certain there was goin to be a genie in the end, I'd just found the journal where Yenn says she's looking for one and wants I use Geralt to find it.

So,I wanted to say I'm excited by Skellige. I prefer the mountains and the trees and the dangerous islands you sail around. And the sirens. And going up to the Main Jarl Place and looking down in the darkness to the lit up village below. And I like the cruder way people are living with open fires on the ground in homes and the accents.

I find it interesting that the War is still "a thing" but it feels kinda distant. This area has it's own set of unique problems. I'm very glad to be away from Novigrad. That city is a downer, and so is every city and village around it.

I'm leaning towards Yennifer being a snob of the highest degree. And in spite of the fact that we're only there to find Ciri, she's being rude and very outspokenly naysaying their customs. Also using Geralt for selfish genie finding purposes. Also think we should have had a discussion about...things? before the sex.

I'm missing Dragon Age, to be honest. This game is solid. It punched me with tragedy and I'm weary. and the romantic moments and high moments aren't frequent enough or high enough to make up for all the darkness and lack of even the appearance of control. Like, want to smack Cerys for how she forced me to go the Tricking of the Hym route even though I thought that idea was stupid risky. But she wins because she jibes me about Yennifer? And how the hell does she know if I'm hen pecked when she literally saw us for a 5 minute table conversation? Gah, assumptions.

Like, I'm helping ukdric get the voices out of his head. As he's screaming about sacrifice and then later he's got a random baby in a crib nearby. And I'm like, where did that come from get away from it! @_@

And that's where I am mentally about the game. Off to bed with me

For all the darkness in the game, you can still get a satisfying ending for Geralt and his loved ones.

My previous two favorite settings from pen and paper roleplaying ended like this:

Vampire The Masquerade - Gehenna, the vampiric version of the apocalypse, actually comes to pass. Results vary from all vampires disappear to Earth becomes a dead rock, I think.

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay - Chaos Gods win the eternal struggle, everyone dies. I'm still salty as hell about that.

I don't see the genie thing as selfish at all, since it has to do with both of them and their relationship. I thought the end of that quest was very sweet, but I'm starting to think you won't feel the same way

Does anyone know if I could finish this game with another 10 hours?

Only problem with that plan is the PS4 wireless controller doesn't seem to be charging.

The only thing I like wireless is my phone and tablet. : P

50?! How, I don't even. Lol

Not to mention they include by far the coolest and most badass interactive battle sequence ever seen in a video game. On the risk that I sound like a fanboy, my jaw was on the floor almost the entire time during that one.

I think you're interpreting it a bit harshly as to how Geralt's old wish is influencing their relationship. Nobody is there against their will or as some kind of love slave, someone else probably remembers the exact wording of it but Geralt didn't wish for her to be forced to unconditionally love him forever and ever.





And there's no question about it: the #1 priority for both Geralt and Yennefer in Skellige and otherwise is Ciri, Yen is extremely driven to find her and won't let anything get in the way. The genie business dealing with Geralt's and Yen's relationship is actually a side quest.

I'm playing ME3 for the first time and liking it I think it's more Dragon Age-y than ME2, though I enjoyed that as well.