jedi_toaster
Striker
You would, though?
The Witcher 3
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Some Random Guy
Striker
She's nee Morrigan.
jedi_toaster
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NVA
Goalkeeper
Play Dragon Age: Origins, it's a very good game.
SAFC Wilks
Striker
Geralt & Keira have a past I'm sure of it, just not as strong as the one he has with Yen/Triss. She's basically the stop gap whilst he's looking for Yen/Triss
Some Random Guy
Striker
Past or not. Rushing to get in a bath, soaping up her tits while he watches, then asking for privacy afterwards is daft. It was forced titillation and contrived as fuck.Geralt & Keira have a past I'm sure of it, just not as strong as the one he has with Yen/Triss. She's basically the stop gap whilst he's looking for Yen/Triss
Seeing Yen's arse at the beginning of the game felt naturally done on the other hand.
SAFC Wilks
Striker
She's just a natural witch whore & tease
The Beautiful Game
Striker
Cleared a dungeon out for the bath witch so she bucked geralt as a thank you. Didn't even get a say in it. Felt abused
Some Random Guy
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Cleared a dungeon out for the bath witch so she bucked geralt as a thank you. Didn't even get a say in it. Felt abused
At home I expect a nosh for doing the dishes, clearing a dungeon is worth anal at least.
Some Random Guy
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Really into this now, just pissing about, did shag Keira last night then sent her off Caer Morgan (I Dinnar how to spell it)
I'm at level 10 and seem to have past the hump where I was struggling to find quests that weren't red. Doing stuff at the suggested level is a piece of piss.
A few questions:
How do I use boats?
How can I cook the raw meat I have?
At what stage should I start looking at crafting weapons and armour?
Are oils worth bothering with?
I'm at level 10 and seem to have past the hump where I was struggling to find quests that weren't red. Doing stuff at the suggested level is a piece of piss.
A few questions:
How do I use boats?
How can I cook the raw meat I have?
At what stage should I start looking at crafting weapons and armour?
Are oils worth bothering with?
SAFC Wilks
Striker
Kaer Morhen*
To use boats, you go the back of one press X/A (whichever platform you're on) to sit at the helm and then press the same to start up I think.
No idea about cooking the meat, maybe find a cooking station somewhere where there's a fire set up?
I never crafted any, I just collected the gold and good items and traded them in for armour/weapons
Oils are good for either selling or applying to your weapons to fight certain creatures - if you look at the bestiary (not sure if that's the correct spelling) on a specific enemy, it'll tell you what they're vulnerable towards. Sometimes, a specific oil is part of that.
Some Random Guy
Striker
Cheers, back of the boat ffs. Been mooching around the sail then saying "fuck it" and just swimming.Kaer Morhen*
To use boats, you go the back of one press X/A (whichever platform you're on) to sit at the helm and then press the same to start up I think.
No idea about cooking the meat, maybe find a cooking station somewhere where there's a fire set up?
I never crafted any, I just collected the gold and good items and traded them in for armour/weapons
Oils are good for either selling or applying to your weapons to fight certain creatures - if you look at the bestiary (not sure if that's the correct spelling) on a specific enemy, it'll tell you what they're vulnerable towards. Sometimes, a specific oil is part of that.
I'll have a look around about cooking. I can't help but feel that if I igni a rabbit to death it should be cooked.
I've only bought one weapon so far, a better silver sword, all other equipment is just loot I found that happens to be better than what I was using.
Do oils make much difference when attacking and do they last very long when on a sword? If it's something like +20% for 5 whacks I'm just not interested.
SAFC Wilks
Striker
There's one part where you need to get to an island miles away, if you swam there you'd have been killed every time after 30 minsCheers, back of the boat ffs. Been mooching around the sail then saying "fuck it" and just swimming.
I'll have a look around about cooking. I can't help but feel that if I igni a rabbit to death it should be cooked.
I've only bought one weapon so far, a better silver sword, all other equipment is just loot I found that happens to be better than what I was using.
Do oils make much difference when attacking and do they last very long when on a sword? If it's something like +20% for 5 whacks I'm just not interested.
That's true, it should be cooked - I don't normally cook the raw meat, I just buy it. Made Geralt rich as fuck
You'll buy more when you get further into the game, items get better and better the more you level up.
Oils are just an aid really, you don't need them to beat an enemy - it just supplies a bit more damage than usual (not sure how much more) - for enemies such as vampires and werewolves, the oils can be a huge help imo - others (like ghouls or whatever those flying things are) aren't needing oils to beat them.
On the game, have you did the Bloody Baron quest yet? That's probably one of the best mini storylines I've done on a game in a while.
Some Random Guy
Striker
I've almost finished as far as I know. The next part is joining him and his posse to save his wife.There's one part where you need to get to an island miles away, if you swam there you'd have been killed every time after 30 mins
That's true, it should be cooked - I don't normally cook the raw meat, I just buy it. Made Geralt rich as fuck
You'll buy more when you get further into the game, items get better and better the more you level up.
Oils are just an aid really, you don't need them to beat an enemy - it just supplies a bit more damage than usual (not sure how much more) - for enemies such as vampires and werewolves, the oils can be a huge help imo - others (like ghouls or whatever those flying things are) aren't needing oils to beat them.
On the game, have you did the Bloody Baron quest yet? That's probably one of the best mini storylines I've done on a game in a while.
Absolutely this, proper grim as fuck and a game company like EA would have made a game out of that alone.There's one part where you need to get to an island miles away, if you swam there you'd have been killed every time after 30 mins
That's true, it should be cooked - I don't normally cook the raw meat, I just buy it. Made Geralt rich as fuck
You'll buy more when you get further into the game, items get better and better the more you level up.
Oils are just an aid really, you don't need them to beat an enemy - it just supplies a bit more damage than usual (not sure how much more) - for enemies such as vampires and werewolves, the oils can be a huge help imo - others (like ghouls or whatever those flying things are) aren't needing oils to beat them.
On the game, have you did the Bloody Baron quest yet? That's probably one of the best mini storylines I've done on a game in a while.
Oils are handy to have but basically just make things like 1% easier of something
everstar
Striker
You need bombs and potions and oils on hardest difficulty mind
you dinnit like, i was absolutely pissing Deathmarch and i only used Oils twice iirc
shogun1904
Striker
Soz Rock.
everstar
Striker
On new game +? Jesus christ. I had about 40 tries at the final boss. But it took every bomb,oil and buff I had. Eventually did it but it was harder than Dark Souls at that point
