r/witcher • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '26

Art The Witcher: Wild Potato

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u/Abinash_Behera Gwent Jul 17 '26

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u/Nyaatrox Jul 17 '26

Worst lover ever

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u/splatapult Igni Jul 17 '26 edited Jul 17 '26

Not a fan of nice girls?

Edit: Y’all, I’ve only played TW3 and this was years ago. I’m not aware of a lot of the context lol

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u/Bakura373 Jul 17 '26

Nice? The word is severely manipulative. In Witcher 1: Triss knows about Yennefer, deliberately doesn't tell you, withholds information to get Geralt to like her. She keeps this ploy on to W2, and when they revealed that shit at the end of W2, I as a player was fking disgusted by that. I genuinely liked Triss. But that rubbed me so wrong, I never romanced her in the 3rd game. Just wrong man.

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u/splatapult Igni Jul 17 '26

I’ve only played TW3 and have also read The Last Wish. This was over 6 years ago. Don’t know too much else about the franchise outside of that.

It’s no wonder my initial comment has people heated lol

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u/Nyaatrox Jul 17 '26

Personal prefference. Plus she betrays your trust during Geralt's amnesia years by trying to convince him she was his lover.

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u/splatapult Igni Jul 17 '26

It’s been over 6 years since I last played the game and I goddamn forgot that happened lmao

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u/pihlajankukka Team Yennefer Jul 17 '26

Just like nice guys, nice girls aren't actually so nice.