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Fucking Witcher 3
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Have you ever praised anything before in your life? Do you even know how? Do you need us to teach you?
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Yeah but coolest Witcher romanced best girl though in my game. And at least I fucked her, before she tried to fuck me.
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Sae was the best girl. wtf atlus
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Thought this was about Stardew Valley
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Can't romance Shiho smh
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Yennifer is best girl. That's why Geralt is so hung up on her.
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Go_Totodile posted...

Have you ever praised anything before in your life? Do you even know how? Do you need us to teach you?

I made a topic praising this game for it's gameplay, soundtrack, artstyle, and just how it's an all around fun game to play not too long ago
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You bitch about absolutely everything.
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i wanted to smash Samara in ME2
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Turbam posted...

Can't romance Shiho smh

Smh
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RedWhiteBlue posted...

DuranOfForcena posted...

N1NJAREB0RN posted...

Yennifer is best girl. That's why Geralt is so hung up on her.

no, Geralt is so hung up on her literally because he is under a spell to be so hung up on her. you can choose to break that spell during the game and afterwards he's just like "oh.... well uhhhh, yeah have a nice life."

Sure you aren't mixing up Yennifer with Triss?

No? Have you even played the games?
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You probly got mad at P4 not letting you romance Nanako lol
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Though I'm not fond of Yennefer, I felt bad at the end of her romance quest when on team Triss. Borderline heartrending as far as vidja games go.
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RedWhiteBlue posted...

DuranOfForcena posted...

Irony posted...

RedWhiteBlue posted...

DuranOfForcena posted...

N1NJAREB0RN posted...

Yennifer is best girl. That's why Geralt is so hung up on her.

no, Geralt is so hung up on her literally because he is under a spell to be so hung up on her. you can choose to break that spell during the game and afterwards he's just like "oh.... well uhhhh, yeah have a nice life."

Sure you aren't mixing up Yennifer with Triss?

No? Have you even played the games?

Hated the gameplay of the first 2. Played through all of the 3rd. From what I remember from looking up backstory and playing the 3rd game, Triss cast a spell on Geralt to make him fall in love with her. And that Yennefer is Geralt's "one true love" due to fate, or something like that.

It's something from the third game. It's even in the books, the short story called The Last Wish, which is the same name as the sidequest, that tells of how Geralt and Yennefer met in the first place.

What Triss did was just take advantage of an amnesiac man who she'd been in love with for many years.
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Here is what I found on Gamepedia about Yennefer and this is how I remember her and Geralt's relationship from The Witcher 3 and BIG SPOILER ALERT WARNING:

The witcher first met the raven-haired sorceress a good twenty years back. Their friendship and the feelings between them were born of a common adventure involving a genie and a wish granted to Geralt that intertwined their fates inextricably.

In the time since then their relationship had, however, been quite stormy – rich in ups and downs, crises and break-ups. Geralt and Yennefer's love provides irrefutable proof of the thesis that "opposites attract."

A few years ago Geralt and Yennefer had, after a long separation full of adventures from them both, gotten back together again. Their moment of repose was interrupted by the Wild Hunt, which took Yennefer captive. The witcher set out at once to save her, but lost his memory while doing so. When he finally recovered it, he immediately set off once more on his quest to find his beloved sorceress.

The circumstances of Geralt's initial reunion with Yennefer after two years were quite different than he had imagined. The sorceress was not only safe and sound, but had even secured the aid of an unexpected and mighty ally - the Nilfgaardian Empire.

A thick air of repressed hostility reigned during Geralt's time with Yennefer in Skellige. More than once the sorceress sharply expressed her displeasure, sparing no cutting remark – just like during the best years of their relationship. In the end, however, the witcher's patience was rewarded, and their expedition to retrieve the mask of Uroboros brought the former lovers back together.

The gulf that had arisen between them during their time of separation seemed that much narrower.
In order to obtain the information they needed Yennefer did not hesitate to resort to necromancy, and destroyed the goddess Freya's garden while doing so. If the proud sorceress felt any guilt as a result, as usual she showed no sign of it.

The idea of hunting another genie together did not at first arouse Geralt's enthusiasm, but Yennefer had a truly valid reason for wanting it. If she succeeded in forcing the genie to take back the wish binding her to the witcher, she would finally know if the feelings between then were truly love or merely magic.

The genie granted Yennefer's request and broke the thread of destiny binding her to Geralt. Luckily it turned out their love could continue – without the need for supernatural assisstance.

Though the sorceress' difficult character had made life miserable for everyone at Kaer Morhen, in the end it was her stubborn determination that led to Uma's disenchantment and the lifting of Avallac'h's curse.

Yennefer had always felt some ends justified otherwise unsavory means. When it became clear rescuing Ciri would require the help of Philippa Eilhart and the other sorceresses of the reviled Lodge, she forgot about any bad blood and convinced Emhyr to grant them amnesty.
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