Yennefer a Thot, Triss is /ourgirl/.

you won't

Quote from: Snake 🙏 on November 27, 2017, 12:44:31 PM

you won't

you won't

Quote from: Snake 🙏 on November 27, 2017, 12:58:20 PM

Quote from: Fedorekd on November 27, 2017, 12:48:33 PM

Quote from: Snake 🙏 on November 27, 2017, 12:44:31 PM

you won't

you won't

won't what?

you won't

Bang the busty red head

Will you twerk on stream for a donat?

Update 3 - Search for the Griffin



As I rode back to the village, I came across an old woman trying to get into an abandoned house. She told me that her frying pan had been borrowed, but never returned, and she was sure that the thief was inside the house. Not the most urgent of problems, but she did tell me that she had no other pans. I can sympathise with her, I suppose. It's not good when a flatmate someone borrows your pan and forgets to wash it up return it.

I broke down the door to the house to find a dead man sitting up against a wall. In the kitchen, I found the missing frying pan. Turned out that the man had only wanted the soot from the pan to make ink, so that he could write some letter. There were also some burned documents in the room. I returned the pan to the woman and explained what had happened, as well as telling her to bury the man's body. She thanked me and we parted ways.



Farther up the road, I stopped to talk to a man named Odolan about a well that was haunted by a wraith. I volunteered to deal with it, although I probably wouldn't do it just yet.



I reached Mislav's home, but it looked like he was out. I used my Witcher senses to track him down. I found him out hunting wild dogs that were causing trouble for the village. I helped him kill them, and in return he led me to the place where several Nilfgaardian soldiers had been killed by the griffin. From there, I followed some tracks through the woods to a griffin nest. There, several mangled corpses lay, including that of a female griffin. After inspecting the area, I headed back towards the village.



My next stop was talking to the Tomira about buckthorn. When I found her, she was tending to another of the griffin's victims, Lena. She told me what I needed to know about buckthorn, and then we turned our attention to Lena. The girl was certain to die, but there was the possibility that one of Geralt's Witcher potions could save her. Unfortunately, there was also a risk that the potion could also leave her in immense pain as Witcher potions don't work the same way on normal humans. Right now she was fairly peaceful, soothed by Tomira's own methods, so for now I left the two of them, heading to the river. Diving to the riverbed, I was able to find some of the herb I needed.



As I passed back through town, I stopped by the noticeboard to look at some of the quests available, seeing as I would probably need more experience before going after the griffin. I came across a short blacksmith whose workshop had been burned down. He suspected that it was due to him working for the Nilfgaardians, although he didn't have much of a choice. I agreed to find the arsonist for him, and started by following a trail of footprints behind the workshop. They led me to the river, where I was attacked by some weird blue creatures. They were pretty tough, although them being Level 4 that wasn't much of a surprise. Thankfully the guards were there to help me defeat them.



Back on the trail, I eventually came across Bram, the merchant who Vesemir and I had saved earlier. Again, he was thankful, and offered to trade. I declined, and kept following the footprints until I came to a house. Sure enough, inside was the suspect, Napp, whose hand had been injured by the same beasts that had attacked me earlier. He tried to bribe me into forgetting about the arson, but I wasn't having any of it. He didn't like that, and was about to start a fight, but I was able to calm him down and bring him to the dwarf. Napp tried to apologise, but Willis beckoned some guards over, who took him away to hang him. Harsh, but the guy was a dumb, drunken pyromaniac.

Quote from: Fedorekd on November 28, 2017, 09:31:03 AM

Quote from: FatherlyNick on November 28, 2017, 09:13:44 AM

Will you twerk on stream for a donat?

ill dab on stream

Can you get a life on stream?

only if you donate

Quote from: Fedorekd on November 28, 2017, 09:46:49 AM

Quote from: FatherlyNick on November 28, 2017, 09:46:08 AM

Quote from: Fedorekd on November 28, 2017, 09:31:03 AM

Quote from: FatherlyNick on November 28, 2017, 09:13:44 AM

Will you twerk on stream for a donat?

ill dab on stream

Can you get a life on stream?

only if you donate

Okay fedora man, I shall donate to your broadcast.
Have the wallet ready.

When you streaming next?

soon

That guy who told you about Yennefer. Don’t forget about him. Keep him in mind.

You’ve inspired me to try the game again. Sonyou should update the thread to “Maverick and Fedorekd plays the Witcher”.

Geralt with beard>Geralt without beard

Update 5 - Finishing the Job

I spent some time exploring the area, doing small tasks like clearing areas of monsters and deserters, as well as drawing power from some strange stones, a few of which were guarded by higher-level creatures.



Later, I met Vesemir again in a field by the stream. It was here where we would draw the griffin and finally put it down for good. We set up our ambush and waited for the monster to arrive. Once it swooped down, Vesemir gave me a crossbow that he'd won gambling. The two of us then went to take on the griffin.



This fight was pretty fun. I should have prepared a bit more, but the griffin presented a nice challenge and I didn't feel like it dragged on for too long. The crossbow was useful for downing the beast whenever it took off. There was a rather funny moment where the griffin glitched out a bit and decided to fly straight into a nearby windmill. Once I had killed it, Vesemir told me to meet him at the inn after I had taken the head to the Nilfgaardian captain.



A nice touch I liked was that when I took the griffin's head, rather than it simply magically appearing in Geralt's inventory, the thing was actually shown strapped to my horse. Not a big thing, and some other games do similar things, but it's cool when games show certain inventory items on the character rather than having them disappear into a bottomless pit in the character's pocket.

On my way to the garrison, I found a treasure chest underneath a bridge, which contained some Temerian military orders suggesting that there were some valuables at a site nearby. I headed to the old mill where I had fought the griffin previously, and found a room full of chests underground with some useful new gear among other things. It seems that even the side activities in this game are given some context within the world, which is cool when compared to games like Assassin's Creed and Fallout 4 where you just do this thing because it's a thing to do.



Returning to the garrison, I found the captain punishing some guy and being more of a dick than he was before. I gave him the good news, and in return he told me that Yennefer had gone to Vizima, a day's ride away from here. He also gave me some money for my work.

GOT THEIR ERSES WHIPPED LIKE A NOVIGRAD WHOORE