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KittyUwU Dec 31, 2017 @ 5:53am
What would happen if i didn't kill keira metz?
My question is. Whats the difference between killing her and not killing her?
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Originally posted by Orion Invictus:
She shows up again later in the game.
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Orion Invictus Dec 31, 2017 @ 5:54am 
She shows up again later in the game.
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KittyUwU Dec 31, 2017 @ 5:54am 
Originally posted by Orion:
She shows up again later in the game.
Oh, ok thanks.
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Orion Invictus Dec 31, 2017 @ 5:59am 
These rules hold true for most RPGs:
If you can spare someone, do it. It will likely lead to a better outcome/reward for that specific quest.
If you spare someone, they will likely appear later in the game, often to help you.

And no, I'm not saying this applies to Keira. This is just how most RPGs are.
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KittyUwU Dec 31, 2017 @ 6:05am 
Originally posted by Orion:
These rules hold true for most RPGs:
If you can spare someone, do it. It will likely lead to a better outcome/reward for that specific quest.
If you spare someone, they will likely appear later in the game, often to help you.

And no, I'm not saying this applies to Keira. This is just how most RPGs are.
thats some helpful info, thanks :).
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General Malaise Dec 31, 2017 @ 6:15am 
I think the best option is convince her to give you the research notes, and go to Kaer Morhen.
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pokerhabs Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:00am 
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:
I think the best option is convince her to give you the research notes, and go to Kaer Morhen.

As long as you convince her to go to Kaer Morhen, with or without her notes. If not, you either fight her ( kill her ) or she'll get impaled by Radovid later in the game, thus, wont be helping for the fight against the Wild Hunt. Beside, if she goes to Kaer Morhen, later in game she will save Lambert from a certain death. Sorry for the spoilers.
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BT Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:08am 
Keira is a good lass.. why anyone would want to kill her..
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General Malaise Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:17am 
Originally posted by pokerhabs:
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:
I think the best option is convince her to give you the research notes, and go to Kaer Morhen.

As long as you convince her to go to Kaer Morhen, with or without her notes. If not, you either fight her ( kill her ) or she'll get impaled by Radovid later in the game, thus, wont be helping for the fight against the Wild Hunt. Beside, if she goes to Kaer Morhen, later in game she will save Lambert from a certain death. Sorry for the spoilers.


I welcome the spoiler. I could never have played it out any other way - so it's the only way I'd know her fate, if I'd not convinced her to go to Kaer Morhen.

:)

Off this topic, but I help Dijkstra and Roche with their plan, but Radovid doesn't get killed. Did I miss something?
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pokerhabs Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:22am 
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:
Originally posted by pokerhabs:

As long as you convince her to go to Kaer Morhen, with or without her notes. If not, you either fight her ( kill her ) or she'll get impaled by Radovid later in the game, thus, wont be helping for the fight against the Wild Hunt. Beside, if she goes to Kaer Morhen, later in game she will save Lambert from a certain death. Sorry for the spoilers.


I welcome the spoiler. I could never have played it out any other way - so it's the only way I'd know her fate, if I'd not convinced her to go to Kaer Morhen.

:)

Off this topic, but I help Dijkstra and Roche with their plan, but Radovid doesn't get killed. Did I miss something?

That choice will be much later, after you find Philippa. Dijksta and Roche's plan still stands. I wont spoils anything, but there's a choice you'll have to make that will have different repercussions, depending on your choice.
Last edited by pokerhabs; Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:25am
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General Malaise Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:28am 
Originally posted by pokerhabs:
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:


I welcome the spoiler. I could never have played it out any other way - so it's the only way I'd know her fate, if I'd not convinced her to go to Kaer Morhen.

:)

Off this topic, but I help Dijkstra and Roche with their plan, but Radovid doesn't get killed. Did I miss something?

That choice will be much later, after you find Philippa. Dijksta and Roche's plan still stands. I wont spoils anything, but there's a choice you'll have to make that will have different repercussions, depending on your choice.


I want to kill him, do I have that option? I must have missed it, if so.
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pokerhabs Dec 31, 2017 @ 7:45am 
Yes, you can kill him. Beside, that quest is fun and well scripted since Dijkstra, Roche, Philippa and one other guy planned a trap for Radovid. I think that the quest is easily missable since it's a secondary quest I believe. Well, if it's not a secondary quest, the game always suggest you the quest that is related to Ciri and finishing the game. You need to look at the quest log and switch quest because I believe that the Kill Radovid quest wont be available anymore after main storyline is completed.
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General Malaise Dec 31, 2017 @ 8:04am 
Originally posted by pokerhabs:
Yes, you can kill him. Beside, that quest is fun and well scripted since Dijkstra, Roche, Philippa and one other guy planned a trap for Radovid. I think that the quest is easily missable since it's a secondary quest I believe. Well, if it's not a secondary quest, the game always suggest you the quest that is related to Ciri and finishing the game. You need to look at the quest log and switch quest because I believe that the Kill Radovid quest wont be available anymore after main storyline is completed.


OK thanks.

I need to look this up. I'm Lvl 24 in this game(only finished the game once - but now have DLC installed too). I don't want to miss this quest again.

Edit. I looked it up, and think I may have missed it already:


http://uk.ign.com/wikis/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt/Reason_of_State
Last edited by General Malaise; Dec 31, 2017 @ 8:08am
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KittyUwU Dec 31, 2017 @ 8:09am 
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:
Originally posted by pokerhabs:
Yes, you can kill him. Beside, that quest is fun and well scripted since Dijkstra, Roche, Philippa and one other guy planned a trap for Radovid. I think that the quest is easily missable since it's a secondary quest I believe. Well, if it's not a secondary quest, the game always suggest you the quest that is related to Ciri and finishing the game. You need to look at the quest log and switch quest because I believe that the Kill Radovid quest wont be available anymore after main storyline is completed.


OK thanks.

I need to look this up. I'm Lvl 24 in this game(only finished the game once - but now have DLC installed too). I don't want to miss this quest again.
1255 hours finished the game once? Hour Boosted?
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pokerhabs Dec 31, 2017 @ 8:19am 
Originally posted by kosShapeShifter:
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:


OK thanks.

I need to look this up. I'm Lvl 24 in this game(only finished the game once - but now have DLC installed too). I don't want to miss this quest again.
1255 hours finished the game once? Hour Boosted?

How and why would you boost hours ?

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Orion Invictus Dec 31, 2017 @ 8:23am 
Originally posted by kosShapeShifter:
Originally posted by Leland Stottlemeyer:


OK thanks.

I need to look this up. I'm Lvl 24 in this game(only finished the game once - but now have DLC installed too). I don't want to miss this quest again.
1255 hours finished the game once? Hour Boosted?
Completionist/Perfectionist?
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