Euripides66: I thought Yennefer in the books wanted Geralt to commit...
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To be honest, I don't really remember them well, as I read them when they were released, and that was... about 15 years ago or so. Besides, two last books were rather difficult to read; some people blame Ciri for that, but my money on "I'm so tired, I don't know what to do", as game feels about the same towards the end. /grin
Euripides66: Still don't know why game Yennefer blames Geralt for Triss, when I learned what Triss was doing, I thought it was rather sad, creepy and desperate. lol
That part is one of things I openly dislike, as Yen blames Geralt, refusing to accept his amnesia (in case you dumped her), or still chastising Geralt for Triss (if you didn't dumped Yen), and that's what I don't get: W3 apparently ignores W1 entirely, as in that save I've imported I had little contacts with Triss. After reading books I don't feel very fond of sorceresseswes ;). As I said, in W2 CDPR made decisions for us, as, apparently, even rather distant (like giving a wide berth :D) relations with Triss are ignored in W3. Also, I have some problems with timings. Yen said Geralt being "wooing the damsels" (Okay, one of them) for long time. IIRC, in W1 he spent few weeks (2?) after he was found in the forest near Kaer Morhen, then he departed to Vizima. In W2 nobody returned to Kaer Morhen, as Geralt was running around Vizima, following Foltest's orders (even if he said he dislike them, apparently he disliked them less, than Shani's companionship), and then, after Flotsam, Triss and Geralt became separated till Loc Muinne, where they part ways soon after. So, I have one question: What the fuck, Yennifer?
That alone, cute Triss shyness, and her more "alive" behaviour were enough motivation for me. /grin