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My understanding of that particular part was by saving Triss it would appear Phillipa actually had control of the Dragon, well that was indeed what I seemed to pick up from that part of the game, may have gotten it wrong. Hence the decision when defeating it at top the tower to either Slay(release it from Philipa's control) or to show mercy...
Just finished my FIRST playthrough and it all ended oh too suddenly for me, the third game I hope will take into consideration save games from the Witcher 2 because I totally deliberated some decisions all the way through.
I think I'll enjoy my Second play through more, will take the Ilorveth path this time, and now knowing the general combat mechanics a lot better I will not find the game as much of a grind as previous. Only picked up a Silver Sword in Act 2 so you'll probably know my pain from the Forest in Act 1
Thoroughly enjoyed this though, certainly my Game of the Year so far
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Just finished my 2nd playthrough, this time taking Roche's Path, and was wondering about something. At the end of Ch.2 you have the option of helping Iorveth & Co, after which he basically says Saskia is dead and hope is lost... Yet the Dragon (Saskia, right?) still appears at the end of Ch.3. What's up with that?
Might've missed out on the info somehow, but otherwise perhaps we're to assume Philippa made everyone think their Queen-to-be was dead, so the Dragon would be at the Lodge's command free and clear of any relatively petty responsibility to Vergen, tho that spell would have to be damn-effective to make Saskia betray them.. However, she said the mages wanted Upper Aedirn to be free of Henselt, and taking Saskia away obviously allowed the opposite...but, again, after the King slayings and all (they only wanted Demavend dead, not the others) maybe it was then decided that having such a powerful beast, partly for bargaining/protection at Loc Muinne of course, was far more important.
Anyway, really great game overall, think I might have another go already![]()
The third game will be an instant buy, barring coma/death/severe consolitis
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My understanding of that particular part was by saving Triss it would appear Phillipa actually had control of the Dragon, well that was indeed what I seemed to pick up from that part of the game, may have gotten it wrong. Hence the decision when defeating it at top the tower to either Slay(release it from Philipa's control) or to show mercy...
Just finished my FIRST playthrough and it all ended oh too suddenly for me, the third game I hope will take into consideration save games from the Witcher 2 because I totally deliberated some decisions all the way through.
I think I'll enjoy my Second play through more, will take the Ilorveth path this time, and now knowing the general combat mechanics a lot better I will not find the game as much of a grind as previous. Only picked up a Silver Sword in Act 2 so you'll probably know my pain from the Forest in Act 1

Thoroughly enjoyed this though, certainly my Game of the Year so far

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