[SPOILER WARNING] About Epilogue and The End

[Udingo]

So... Jacques de Aldersberg is Alvin...
I never raise that brat to be messed up in the head, I finish the game by witcher/neutral path
When that kid goes poof at chapter IV, where he is going? to get such a broken ideal
What I get from the Witcher story :
The Wild Hunt is a Grim Reaper that talkative, said that Geralt is the best Death Bringer because wherever he goes death and destruction follows that means he (the Wild Hunt) doesn't understand the Death itself , the creation and the end, the cycle of life, he should never appear, neutral and silent, the Wild hunt is only a powerful specter that didn't understand the concept of death, but claiming itself as the Death, fake Grim Reaper, maybe he is Alvin
Alvin / Grand Master is simply a mad gramps that disguise as wise man, have a knowledge but totally wrong view & wrong plan, he can't accept extinction and death trying to be free from it, only bringing more death and chaos
Witcher Geralt of Rivia, is a Geralt of Rivia, ressurected and lost his memory, recover a bits of his identity and resolve a problem
All in all , Witcher , Wild Hunt , Grand Master / Alvin is simply a pawn in the Ithilinne Prophecy
Human will be perished and extinct someday, it's an absolute law, nothing is immortal, all thing has an end, Death for creature, Broken & dissappearance for matter, so enjoy the experience of being living

[derj]

So did you like it?

[Udingo]

Originally posted by boomman:

So did you like it?

Yes I like the game but I didn't like Alvin was the Grand Master, it was masterpiece, the story, the monster, the progress, it long but not boring, the graphics is outdated but I can't argue with that, not many game offer that nowadays (now playing Witcher 2, then 3)

About the Grand Master / Alvin logic
2 same people in 1 timespace isn't possible
Grand Master trying to safe human race by making a mutant robot (I called it robot because it doesn't have emotion and just obey the command), he trying to be savior of human kind, restore order and "peace" by a force and having too perfect ideal that simply wrong, make nonhumans extinct is one in his agenda, you can't restore peace by violence

"peace" in here means nobody against his ideal thus nobody will oppose him, then a state of people following his only rules whether it is right or wrong, while people didn't know which one is right or wrong, they just following

Through non violence and right knowledge, one can achieve peace of mind, knowing which one lead to suffering and which one lead to happiness, it's not easy, other people will exploit that kind of people

Now I sound like Kalkstein...

[Ragnarök]

There was never a moment where Jacques and Alvin were together. They never inhabited the same place or time. He travels through time and space. Not just time. Not to mention that Alvin himself is probably a young version of Jacques from an entirely different dimension.

He cares about survival, not about peace.

[Peerington]

I just finished the game 2 min ago....my mind just got F@#$ed harder than anything! ....TIME TO PLAY WITCHER 2!

[Udingo]

Originally posted by Ragnarök:

There was never a moment where Jacques and Alvin were together. They never inhabited the same place or time. He travels through time and space. Not just time. Not to mention that Alvin himself is probably a young version of Jacques from an entirely different dimension.

He cares about survival, not about peace.

You're right, he only cares about survival, damn Alvin, I never taught you to be @55hole

Hmm , yes they only inhabit same time, think about it, who send Salamandra to attack Kaer Morhen in the first place? It must be Grand Master, and Alvin already born and still living with his mother... then, because of Salamandra attacking Kaer Morhen, Witchers travel around the world to find Salamandra thus make Geralt went to Vizima and meet with Alvin...

Grand Master couldn't predicted what Geralt do, so the Grand Master is a person from completely different dimension, thus his action forced completely new event that he was never experienced in the witcher 1, that means My Alvin is not Grand Master that I killed (the logic is like Terminator Movie, Robot lost in the future, send Terminator to change the future)

Now I'm satisfied with this theory, Alvin possesed a power to travel through time AND space
thus make a story fo witcher 1 make sense, I hope My Alvin be a good person

[derj]

Do you guys remeber your small talk with Alvin about witchers and knights? Grand Master comments about it vagually in diffent ways according to your answers! A small ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ from CDPR)))

[Deadbubble]

Originally posted by Royal Miku:

Originally posted by boomman:

So did you like it?

Yes I like the game but I didn't like Alvin was the Grand Master, it was masterpiece, the story, the monster, the progress, it long but not boring, the graphics is outdated but I can't argue with that, not many game offer that nowadays (now playing Witcher 2, then 3)

About the Grand Master / Alvin logic
2 same people in 1 timespace isn't possible
Grand Master trying to safe human race by making a mutant robot (I called it robot because it doesn't have emotion and just obey the command), he trying to be savior of human kind, restore order and "peace" by a force and having too perfect ideal that simply wrong, make nonhumans extinct is one in his agenda, you can't restore peace by violence

"peace" in here means nobody against his ideal thus nobody will oppose him, then a state of people following his only rules whether it is right or wrong, while people didn't know which one is right or wrong, they just following

Through non violence and right knowledge, one can achieve peace of mind, knowing which one lead to suffering and which one lead to happiness, it's not easy, other people will exploit that kind of people

Now I sound like Kalkstein...

Who says that two people in the same timespace isn't possible?

[Udingo]

Originally posted by boomman:

Do you guys remeber your small talk with Alvin about witchers and knights? Grand Master comments about it vagually in diffent ways according to your answers! A small ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ from CDPR)))

Hmm, that could be some clue , but Grand Master didn't recognize Geralt so well
While the theory of different dimension could offer infinite possibilities, let's say that Grand Master I killed was Alvin that never met Geralt thus adopted by some random person or my best guess is Berengar and given same amulet , never explained where Triss got that amulet but that amulet does reside around Vizima

About Grand Master comments about it differently, while history can't be changed, future is unknown and changed based what you done or what you will do

Grand Master could predicted the future, but can not see it, that's why he is dead, His death was his future and My Alvin future could be different from Grand Master, thus all of this based on Destiny and Death, The Wild Hunt blabbering around

By that I theory, I could guess that maybe the real Geralt from witcher 1 world dimension is DEAD and still dead, the Geralt you play is different Geralt from another dimension, if the real Geralt was ressurected, he must have the pitch fork wound

Originally posted by Deadbubble:

Who says that two people in the same timespace isn't possible?

If it was possible, you could say thanks to many Obamas
On a second thought, by cloning, you can say thanks to many Obamas