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Worst possible ending:
- evil tree spirit is released, Anna dies, the Baron hangs himself
- Cerys doesn't rule Skellige (can't make a choice which of the other 2 outcomes is the worst)
- mages get slaughtered in Novigrad (not helping Triss with evacuating them). Only a matter of time after that before none humans are next
- Radovid rules the north
- mages and none humans get slaughtered in the north as a result of Radovid's ruling
- Ciri dies
- Kira dies (no cure for the plague)
- Lambert dies
- Letho dies
- Emhyr dies (could result in a civil war)
- you end up alone

Anybody knows Corrine Tilly's (Novigrad dreaming quest) fate if you chase Sara away to Johnny?
Post edited July 05, 2016 by HertogJan
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HertogJan: Anybody knows Corrine Tilly's (Novigrad dreaming quest) fate if you chase Sara away to Johnny?
nothing about Corrine - Sara joins Johnny
that's all
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AvallacHRoche: ''It has more to do with Ciri's state of mind than Geralt's actual decisions, though they are inevitably connected'' : I don't think so
Then you have about as much empathy as Geralt did in such a scenario.
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HertogJan: Worst possible ending:
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- Letho dies
Are you serious? He was at the root of all of this; a kingslayer!
Post edited July 05, 2016 by Hickory
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AvallacHRoche: ''It has more to do with Ciri's state of mind than Geralt's actual decisions, though they are inevitably connected'' : I don't think so
Ciri loves Geralt. He's essentially her father, her role model. There's a world of difference between disappointed, angry Ciri who doesn't even really want to return back to Geralt and happy, hopeful Ciri who's looking forward to be finally able to spend time with him after lifetime of suffering.
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AvallacHRoche: - Letho dies
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Hickory: Are you serious? He was at the root of all of this; a kingslayer!
I'm not saying he's a good charachter, but I have a soft spot for this bad ass. He would never walked away from a fight. He was willing to risk his live against those bounty hunters in TW3.
Not to mention we didn't get to see many witcher from other schools.
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AvallacHRoche: ''It has more to do with Ciri's state of mind than Geralt's actual decisions, though they are inevitably connected'' : I don't think so
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Fenixp: Ciri loves Geralt. He's essentially her father, her role model. There's a world of difference between disappointed, angry Ciri who doesn't even really want to return back to Geralt and happy, hopeful Ciri who's looking forward to be finally able to spend time with him after lifetime of suffering.
We Don't know what happens to Ciri after (bad)ending - so we have 2 different situations for her:
-Death
-she is still alive but doesn't like returning (to geralt or anyone else(yen-avallac'h-emyhr)

@Fenixp: we still speaking about bad ending? our point: Ciri is Alive or Dead(after bad ending)!
Post edited July 05, 2016 by AvallacHRoche
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AvallacHRoche: ...
Ciri can't die in your world. We get it.
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AvallacHRoche: ...
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Hickory: Ciri can't die in your world. We get it.
Ciri will die
my main question (I must remind you!): during the worst ending!-geralt remains alive or he will die
and I got my answer: Geralt NEVER die !!!(mercy : heroes never die!)
Post edited July 05, 2016 by AvallacHRoche
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AvallacHRoche: Geralt NEVER die !!!(mercy : heroes never die!)
There's a good reason why Geralt (or any such hero) can never die during the story: kill the main protagonist and you end your story -- Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding. If they die at the natural conclusion to the story, that's a different matter.
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AvallacHRoche: Geralt NEVER die !!!(mercy : heroes never die!)
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Hickory: There's a good reason why Geralt (or any such hero) can never die during the story: kill the main protagonist and you end your story -- Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding. If they die at the natural conclusion to the story, that's a different matter.
So the war is over?!
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AvallacHRoche: So the war is over?!
Huh? What war?
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Hickory: Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding.
And resurrection of Geralt at the start of Witcher 1. Because... He sort of... Died at the end of the books. Anyway, I think CDP wanted to end Witcher games with Witcher 3 anyway. I guess they just want a backdoor in case they change their minds...
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Hickory: Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding.
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Fenixp: And resurrection of Geralt at the start of Witcher 1. Because... He sort of... Died at the end of the books. Anyway, I think CDP wanted to end Witcher games with Witcher 3 anyway. I guess they just want a backdoor in case they change their minds...
the witcher series was depended on the books (until now)
now it's free from the book and CDPR is free to tell a story and it's good
I hope they have plans for the (witcher's) future!
geralt is gone - it's a entirely new session for CDPR and the witcher fans
I'm sure they'll continue this ((masterpiece!))
Post edited July 06, 2016 by AvallacHRoche
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Hickory: Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding.
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Fenixp: And resurrection of Geralt at the start of Witcher 1. Because... He sort of... Died at the end of the books. Anyway, I think CDP wanted to end Witcher games with Witcher 3 anyway. I guess they just want a backdoor in case they change their minds...
I agree

but

the ends of the books he really died? The books can be room for speculation

I'm also sure that they continue (without Geralt of course)
Blood and WIne is a reflection of TW 1 with additional new content and retirement home for the hero of the TW 1/2/3 series

However CDPR reserves every door open from Storytelling ago
Post edited July 06, 2016 by DarkLady62
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Hickory: Hollywood style character resurrections notwithstanding.
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Fenixp: And resurrection of Geralt at the start of Witcher 1. Because... He sort of... Died at the end of the books
Well, to be fair even Sapkowski himself did this, in "Something ends, something begins" (the book). It's not canon to the main story, but it's still original author material. If the author can do it, I'm damn sure fantasy game writers have a huge precedent, and with Ciri and her time/space travel being the intervening medium, it makes perfect sense... sort of.