Yeah, played them both, loved them to death. Blood and Wine is like a full game on its own. The setting is Medieval fantasy porn; beautiful, dark, captivating, just wondrous stuff all around.
Again, a lot of my 181 hours was my reloading saves to get different outcomes. I remember having go back almost two hours just to reverse banging Triss, so I wouldn't lose out on Yennefer. That was probably the only thing I looked up, just to see who I could bang without consequence.
It was so worth it though, because we really get to see how deep Geralt and Yennefer's connection is.
That whole thing with the djinn spell, which tied Geralt and Yennefer together. They weren't sure if once the spell was broken, that they would feel the same, but of course they did, and then we get this beautiful scene
Everytime I hear this song (below) I instantly well up. My dad passed away from Alzheimer's last year. I took care of him mostly, and he would sit with with me sometimes while I played games. He especially loved this song, like I do.
I don't think any game moved me like this one did. I genuinely got chills of fear from Gaunter O'Dimm, and was moved to tears through Geralt and Yennefer's love story. What a masterpiece
How many of you read the books, or looked deeper into the lore? I love how Geralt and Yen met.
Maaaaaan, fuck Yen. She does nothing for Geralt but rope him up in her bs while treating him like shit. Wanted her to take a gloved backhand so many times in the books.
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