This made a lot of sense in relation to that scene in the barn:

Would makes sense that he gets to do what he wants in the park, and also that he's looking for the special game that, in his mind, was made just for him as a 'thank-you' for the funding.

We did get the line in the previous episode from the parents about not going across the river with their child, because the danger was increased, or something like that.This was when they came upon Delores at the river and I was freaking out that the horse was going to eat the child (the horses are robots as well,…

Melodies of Life was amazing. Still part of the VGM playlist I listen to….not as much as I should these days. :(

"What a horrible night to have a curse."

I've just found with 15% stun, enemies are much more likely to sit there and wait to be killed with a fully charged sword, haha.

I'm currently using a full signs Geralt (save Synergy and Heightened Tolerance). That being said, more specialized builds are better suited for NG+.

You only need to pay for the first set of runewords, and don't have to upgrade fully for the quest to complete. Also, merchants should replenish after meditating for something like five days (I can't remember the exact amount of days).

You can take a sword that doesn't have rune stone slots to the runewright, and he will add sockets for you. If you are talking about a certain silver sword in B&W, I'd suggest you do go get sockets for it. Add 15% stun to that thing, and it's a lot easier to power up.

Spoilers for Nier abound here, but a great write up on what the game is about.

TW3 was my first foray into this series; when I got my PS4 last October, I traded in all of my PS3 stuff that was useless, and then proceeded to the PS4 games to find something to actually play.

Haha, I had her attack me as well during my first play! She jumped out of that barn area at night. I was confused and surprised, and let the steel fly for a swing.

Also, a Witcher PSA I found on reddit: you can get the eguide from Prima for free if you complete a small survey. I did as such, and the Witcher guide is very robust. There are other guides available if you don't want that one.

I think I'm going to force myself to a take a break from my fourth time through The Witcher 3 to get back into some Card Hunter. I think there's a new expansion on the horizon, so I want to get some multiplayer in to practice/test a couple of things out with existing items.

I'm always the jerk in this mission: let the elves live so they give me stuff, and then tell the commander about the elves. He wanted me to kill a monster, I found non-monsters; if he wants non-monsters taken care of, he can hire a non-witcher (or do it himself).

If you really want to be devious, you take her money and continue to investigate anyway. Also, if you let the woman flee before killing the werewolf, you can score a mutagen and a key to a chest in the cabin above (I think you can only loot the werewolf this way? could be wrong). However, nothing obtained through…

Sounds like we are on the same page then, ha.

What's the problem with TW3? I'm just about done with my third play-through, so if I can impart some advice, I'd be happy to help.

Librarian that Hopper spurned is the major villain and/or the government mastermind behind EVERYTHING = confirmed.

I still play BroForce sometimes.
[insert obligatory True Story. here.]