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GreatGreen posted:Hey guys I have a question about NG+. It's the same as the base game but starts off much higher.
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steinrokkan posted:I'm pretty sure the dimetrium bomb also deactivates invisibility on enemies, which the article doesn't mention, and makes it relatively useful since invisibility is the most frustrating enemy ability. Moon Dust is the one for disabling invisibility when fighting vampires. Dimeritium bombs suck because your signs stop working if you're in the AoE after they go off.
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Axii is great because this game is not that hard, you don't need to optimize for every skill point, and some of the funniest one-liners in the game are the results of axii dialogue checks.
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andrew smash posted:Axii is great because this game is not that hard, you don't need to optimize for every skill point, and some of the funniest one-liners in the game are the results of axii dialogue checks. Yeah, totally worth the slot.
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Megazver posted:So, no one wants to create a Gwent thread, so I've decided to make my own. While I go look for blackjack and hookers, does anyone have any hilarious Gwent thread names? Gwent: Use multiple weather cards, laugh at the rage quits. Seriously. Running a monster deck that relies on using all weather cards and monsters immune to them. Nobody ever brings weather clearing cards (and if they do, just one), so you can just troll the poo poo out of people. It's great.
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Gwent: actually Witcher 3 was the mini-game
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Nov 1, 2016 05:50
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Noooooooooooo. More talking Roach! More!
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Come on Roach *revs engine*
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JESUS CHRIST RAPUNZEL never change, witcher. Never change.
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And I'm done. Have that strange sad hollow feeling you get after you finish a really good book. Really going to miss these guys.
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MikeJF posted:And I'm done. NG+
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Nov 1, 2016 17:16
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MikeJF posted:And I'm done. It really is a roller coaster of a game. So many scenes that can tug at your heart strings, moreso than any game I've ever played really. The only game I can think of that got any kind of an emotional reaction out of me in nearly the same way was the original FEAR, which was well written and also scary as gently caress for its time. The first time I played it at night after the rest of my family went to bed I only made it like a half an hour before I got freaked out and vowed to only play when there were other people awake.
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NatasDog posted:It really is a roller coaster of a game. So many scenes that can tug at your heart strings, moreso than any game I've ever played really.
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:Yeah the original Fear was pretty great in that regard. I loved freaking other people out with it. The loving ninjas in that game... first encounter with one of them was like "Hmm, what's that in the corner of the ceili- *aims flashligh* OHFUCKDIEDIEDIE!-huh, where'd it go?"
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Jesus Christ the old crones! I did that quest with the tree and I have a bad feeling about this, I think I chose poorly. These ladies seemed pretty mad. The Witcher Wild Hunt: Even right choices make you feel bad I love this game, the characters are amazing and the story is really gripping, even though I have barely seen anything yet.
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Hopper posted:Jesus Christ the old crones! I did that quest with the tree and I have a bad feeling about this, I think I chose poorly. These ladies seemed pretty mad. if it helps that's probably not the right choice
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rumble in the bunghole posted:if it helps that's probably not the right choice Much like real life, I don't think there is one.
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rumble in the bunghole posted:if it helps that's probably not the right choice Hah, to say helping the Crones is the correct answer is pretty hilarious. The correct answer is doing what you feel is right, because things're hosed for innocent folk either way. That said, helping the tree spirit is probably the most just option.
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Nah, letting the spirit free is worse because at least The Crones get theirs in the good endings.
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Tree Spirit is the Crones' mother, who they sealed in the tree because she was hosed up even by their standards, so letting it go was probably not a good idea.
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MikeJF posted:
I killed the spirit on my first run through, however I felt dirty about it afterward because my underlying assumptions proved to be incorrect, so I'm definitely curious to see what happens when I make the opposite choice on my next playthrough. It's one of the things I love about the game; you try to use video game logic to try and suss out what's going to happen as a result of your choices, and then the game surprises you by having actual good writing and doing something genuinely unexpected...you don't get that in a lot of games.
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MikeJF posted:
I mean you're taking Crone propaganda (the She Who Knows book) at face value there. There is no correct choice here.
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Comte de Saint-Germain posted:Did anyone make the gwent thread yet? I'll make one if you use your connections to get me a key.
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Comte de Saint-Germain posted:Guys Oh obviously they were on the murder list I just didn't exactly want to free another evil in the process. Did you go back to Downwarren after you let it go? MikeJF fucked around with this message at 04:58 on Nov 2, 2016 |
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MikeJF posted:Oh obviously they were on the murder list  
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MikeJF posted:And I'm done. I still haven't finished BW for this reason. I don't want it to be over.
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Comte de Saint-Germain posted:Guys No point in letting them go to waste. I mean they were probably gonna die anyways  There should've been an option to kill the tree spirit, cut down the tree and craft it into a club. Then beat the witches to death with it. The baron too.
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MikeJF posted:Oh obviously they were on the murder list Comte works for CDPR as a quest designer. He probably wrote what happened in Downwarren. Though we'll forgive him because he gave us talking Roach.
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Helith posted:Comte works for CDPR as a quest designer. ... ... NEVER MIND THEN
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MikeJF posted:Oh obviously they were on the murder list Downwarren is crone minions. Nobody was missed. 
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SirSamVimes posted:Downwarren is crone minions. Nobody was missed. I assume they had children themselves in the village. Basically everyone was evil. Aka the Witcher 3 Philosophy. Everyone sucks and Velen especially. MikeJF fucked around with this message at 06:34 on Nov 2, 2016 |
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Helith posted:he gave us talking Roach. Thank you for your service.
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MikeJF posted:I assume they had children themselves in the village. I don't recall seeing any children in Downwarren. Probably already sent them off down the Trail of Treats before you showed up.
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Was there ever an update to the devil's pit area quest wise? Or is it still just supposed to be a bandit camp with an inaccessible cave system?
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MikeJF posted:And I'm done. You think it's bad now. Just wait until you try to play another RPG and you realise they're all garbage to you now.
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Funky See Funky Do posted:You think it's bad now. Just wait until you try to play another RPG and you realise they're all garbage to you now. It's true. I've been playing a lot of Destiny because I'm afraid to try another RPG. I'll never love another.
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Under no circumstances should you try to play dragon age (any of them) immediately after witcher. Toss in a call of duty game or something as a palate cleanser first.
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Ainsley McTree posted:Under no circumstances should you try to play dragon age (any of them)
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