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This isn't really not-France, it's more not-Piedmont. Also, I really like the nod to El Cid when you enter Toussaint. Gives a good impression of what this area is like in comparison to the remainder of the Witcher 3 world.
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You know, the sword oils really help when fighting in this game. But does anything determine success in demanding extra pay?
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It's strange really, the Witchers are very... 'original character, do not steal', but... they aren't really that annoying, either?
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Yeah, I remember Regis and his mandrake vodka. I really want to know if such a drink is actually possible to drink.
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Poil posted:The fantasy medieval Nice Guy. Well, he's supposed to be a knight. At BEST that's what they were.
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Well, looks like this LP is over???
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Hah. In one of the videos they mention a wine 'Est Est' - that's a genuine type of wine, so named because when some high-up Catholic minister had a servant check an acquired wine cellar, he asked him to list the wines either 'Est' or 'Est no' for it is or it is not, respectively. The servant encountered a wine so good, he wrote 'Est Est', and a wine legend was born. According to what I heard, anyway. God I love wine. Edit: Also, when Regis is first encountered in the book, the way the Mandrake distillate is described makes it sound... really cool. Something I would love to try. Samovar fucked around with this message at 21:07 on Dec 6, 2016 |
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cant cook creole bream posted:A young shoe shiner with a sense of business somewhat loose morality and a vaguely Scottish dialect? I wonder... Where the hell in Scotland do you think he's from?!
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