Which path did you chose? Order, Scoia'tael or Neutral?

[Rennacius]

I am curious to see which is more common.

I did some Scoia'tael and Order business when it was for my buddy Siegfried up to Chapter III (Trade Quarter of Vizima), then I ultimately chose Scoia'tael.

What about you?

[G-man]

Neutral, tried to stay away from the conflict.

[Rexlux]

I chose Neutral, like in the books.

[dcain3456]

neutral also

[Rennacius]

Wow... I chose Scoia'tael even though I know Geralt in the books is as neutral a character as a witcher must be, a strong trace of his personality, even more since he did not act accordingly in that butchery in Blaviken...

But the game insisted so much in me taking a side I said "♥♥♥♥ game, ok, I'm gonna chose".

It was an excellent playthrough!

Oh, and Witcher Wikia confirms my suspicion: if you'd like to follow through the other possible paths for whatever reason, the restarting point would be at the end of Chapter IV, when the Order is surrounding the Scoia'tael in Murky Waters and Alvin, Dandelion and Geralt are caught in the middle.

Cheers!

[dcain3456]

Yeah, I haven't done the modules since I wanted to do a trilogy playthru, but I'll definitely try The Price of Neutrality after that's done.

[Rennacius]

It is not on Steam though...

And frankly, playing the Scoia'tael path and keeping Alvin with Shani made me much closer to her, to the point that Triss, on the other hand, became a total nuissance. Always on a bad mood and not much of a help. Besides, I didn't understand her dialog with the ladies through the mirror, which made me give Alvin to Shani in the first place.

So I'm thinking of playing only the main quests again but on neutral, so I can do some missions alongsinde Triss, since she is supposed to be one of Geralt's favourite lovers.

[Ultraman 77]

I chose neutral because i wanted to stay as close to how geralt would act like in the books as possible

[Nobodies]

I tried all of them because of the import save on TW2.

[Law212]

I was going to go neutral, but ended up going with the order, because the elves were being a holes and taking hostages and killing people.

[Rennacius]

I was thinking: Geralt is amnesiac in this game, like most of us are not knowing anything about the Witcher lore when we start playing it. So we don't have to think that we need to go neutral because "that's how Geralt is in the books", since in this game he's totally not in the same condition he is in the books. In the Witcher 3, when we'll have our memory back (and read the books and played the games), we can look back "as Geralt" and see the things we would have done different had we had our memory back then.

[Law212]

good point