However, you are unrelenting and without remorse when you must fight. As long as even a small possibility remains of resolving a conflict by other means, you sheathe your sword rather than tempt fate. Neither do you revert to force when it isn`t necessary. Still, your prowess has not led to arrogance. It`s therefore unsurprising that your ability to wield them is renowned, or that very few are keen or even willing to risk their lives by engaging you in combat.
And second, you possess a couple of rather forceful deterrents, a solid sword and a simple set of life rules. Therefore, one is far more likely to encounter an elf than a monster-slayer such as yourself. How is it then that witchers, while equally non-human and different, do not share the fate of these poor devils? The answer is twofold.įirst, relatively few of you walk this earth. That they exist and are different triggers resentment, animosity and hatred among common folk, who will use any pretext to show them their proper place. This puts you in the same precarious position as non-humans who find themselves impaled or hanging from nearby trees.
People will seek you out for your skills, but you must know to disappear when your presence is no longer desired. "Well, national interest calls on one to forge difficult alliances at times. shortly afterwards you watched a defective megascope blow your friend Sile de Tansarville to bits." Helped Iorveth lift the spell that held Saskia." And once again meddled in the affairs of the mighty." "You then found shelter in charming Flotsam, and from there made your way to Vergen. The fate of the defending commander, one Aryan." "Let us proceed to more recent events - the siege of La Valette Castle. When you simulate a W2 save (ON or, if CDPR devs had half a brain, it would have been YES), you'd be asked those questions so you could determine whether or not Letho and Sile are both still alive and they'll appear in your game. If you chose to SIMULATE a W2 save but then chose OFF, you'd get the default W2 world state and Letho would still be dead. If you chose to import a W2 save, the game may not have selected the correct one and Letho will be dead. You'd only get asked those five questions if you chose to SIMULATE a W2 save and chose ON. Originally posted by WARmelon:At the start of the game in the "Imperial Audience" quest, the courstman will ask you a series of questions in the events of witcher 2.One of which he asks, "Did you kill or spare the witcher Letho?" if you mentioned that you spared Letho he will appear in the quest ''Ghost of the past"
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