u/Uszanka3

In movie tusk a old man surgeon somehow turned this guy into a walrus in the end, his friends finally found him where the guy (who turned into walrus) killed the surgeon but for some reason his friends decided to keep him in a zoo instead of trying to fix his body or atleast killing him to atleast put an end to his misery

Do you think it would be immoral to kill him if it's impossible to fix his body?

Is this beard even available in game? I have no mods

Reds love to do little things like that, it would be cool if when player has glasses on Geralt would take them off and try to see his reflection in it, then it would either be win or it would break and trigger secret dialouge

She drew that from memory!!

Is he actually so niche

They are women exclusive I guess 😔💔🥀

Bring me back my Roach Emhyr D': I came through so much with her

My little girl is a Witcheress now. My little rascal Ciri struggling on pendulum at Kaer morhen became a grown up woman now. I have read all the books, I watched her growing up, I grew up with her. She's My child, she's my peer, she's my master.

When she went to white Frost I legitely thought she died and then the scene at the bar, when they talked so casually about hunting monsters toghther as witchers and then Geralt gave her the Witcher sworld.. I lost it. I cried for a good hour.

I'm so fucking exited to play as her following her path in Witcher 4. I don't care what anyone say, she's the perfect protagonist. This is a begining of the legend.

Oh, my little girl grew up so fast...

This is the biggest smile polish people are physicaly able to make

Tbh I prefere the ending when Anna dies, simply because I don't want to give her in the Baron hands again. I am absolutely not the type who would say "They both did bad to each other, so now they are even and they can love each other again".

No. They relationship was w chuj popierdolona and cruely abusive. They were both terrible to each other, but their fault was nowhere to equal. After he found out about her cheating he should kick her out to crub, instead he choosed to terrorise her FOR YEARS, which is one of the worst thing that human can possibly do. Not even mentioning that it was like psychologicaly torturing his daughter from the very young age, who was completely innocent here.

And after all - I see an old woman who cheated her husband 20 years ago, and I see a man who terrorises his family to the very day they escape. How am I supposed to see them as equals, even intuitively? Also from what Tamara says he was pretty sadistic too, so yeah...

The best ending would be for me if I could kill the baron so the Tamara could inherit Wrońce and get a chance for new start in life. Or at least capture him and let her decide what to do with him.

Also it really annoys me that if we choose "It is your fault" in dialouge instead of "You're both guilty" Geralt says something absurd like "It is your fault she cheated on you because you went to war". wtf? I don't think she is is guiltless of course, she did complete shit to him, but I think he is *much more* guilty then her.

edit: I was both victim of house terror growing up and I was cheated on, so I was emotionally engaged in this case. It's up to you to decite if it makes me more or less reliable.

TLDR: chronical abuse is nowhere near proportionate punishment for cheating. He also gave his fully innocent daughter complex trauma since her early development when she was the most vulnerable.