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1) She has no administrative experience, no skills in intrigue and no sympathy for Nilfgaard as this country slaughtered her grandma, pillaged her home and ruined all her life. She will fail in ruling the empire pretty quick and flee immediately if she's very lucky.
2) Her powers allow her to manipulate space and time but she doesn't know how to use them properly, she can only teleport on short distances, scream like a goddess and flee to another dimensions. She may be skilled with her sword, know much about creatures but she won't match a witcher.
If you take into consideration everything that happened in the novels, Ciri cannot, and should not under any circumstance be near her father after everythihng he did to her family, her friends, and herself.
However....the games do an extremely poor job at portraying Emhyr's past deeds. In fact, neither Yennefer or Geralt had any reason to deal with him to begin with (I mean sure, they make a few comments about it but it always seems out of character if you know what happened before). So if you stick only with the games and their Empress ending, then seemingly Ciri becomes a great ruler and everything works fine in the end (Sligjt spoilers: Even in Blood and Wine you can catch up with Ciri on her empress ending and see how she's doing, and she seems to be doing real good, albeit a bit bored, but you could say the same for her witcher ending, since she seems a bit disappointed then).
So to summarize, if you count the entire canon from the very first book, the witcher ending is the best there could be. However if you value what the game offers with the empress ending, then there's no reason to not take it.
Me personally, I like the results of the Empress ending more, because as Ciri herself puts it, she does far more good as a ruler than as a witcher fighting monsters in forgotten villages. However I love the way the witcher ending wraps everything together. My vote ultimately goes for the witcher ending though.
So, as it was mentioned here, she has absolutely no reason to ever get close to her father, much less the Nilgaardian Empire, and any trace of a life of nobility at all after all she'd been throught in her entire life. One could say that a witcher life can be a thousand times more dangerous and painful, but it'll never be ungrateful for one who seeks its freedom and indepence side, so that it was in all of those kinds of moments, like in the post-Thanedd events and all the Rats things that she gained all her self-confidence and had the moments of greater joy and fun in her life, even letting the life take her to wherever it could with the Rats without ever worrying about being pursued or getting back to Geralt and Yennefer.
As it was mentioned, some actions look so out of character that I could only believe Ciri choosing to become empress if it actually were a certain doppler in her place.
Yes, but you are overlooking several things.
Nilfgaard, depending on the ending, controls a pretty sizable empire. As others have pointed out, they have a history of being much more tolerant of the kingdoms they assimilate once they are conquered. Ciri has a chance, by becoming Empress to curb a lot of the barbarity that has been going on. Without her as a benevolent monarch, calling the shots, who knows how much worse things are going to get. She would be able to outlaw and put a stop to the rampant persecution of non humans and the violence that smaller kingdoms allow to go on. Sure, she may not "want" to be Empress and get saddled with all that it entails, but what would be the alternative. Do you think she would be happy traipsing across the countryside with Geralt, witnessing the barbarity and prejudice she will see time after time and thinking "gee... I could have maybe prevented this... oh well..." As for her not being able to rule... I'm sure the Emperor doesn't make every single decision himself, he'd never get it all done much less sleep! He has counselors and flunkies that that can carry out the details once he paints the broad strokes. Yesh, just look at us in the U.S., we've got one of the biggest moronic bozos of all time - Trump - and our country hasn't fallen apart (well completely anyway.)
Second, it's not like she can't see Geralt, Yen, and others... they would visit and I'm sure they would be glad to lend her a hand whenever she needs it. Also, sure, she may not have complete control of her powers, but still... she can't be "caged." It's not like she is going to the moon and and can never have contact with her loved ones again.
Also funny how the usual suspects project their failure at being potential leaders into the character. Lol, just lol.
"The woman had the necessary qualities. From her father she had inherited an empress' political instincts. From Geralt she had gained a sense of simple, human decency. Few monarchs boast both traits, which is quite a shame." - the Empress Ciri epilogue.
Emhyr wants to retire, that's one of the main points of the game. The fact that he still fights the folk back home is a natural answer. Would you leave your home looking for someone only for other people to burn it down? of course not.
And he has cared about Ciri, do you ever stop to think why is it that Geralt, Yennefer and Ciri even tolerate the man after he sent assassins after them for so long? (I sure didn't know when I wrote that post over one year ago,..) He spared them and let Ciri go right after he got a hold on her, so yes, there's a point to the man caring about Ciri in the end.
So she's never to face responsibility? Are you really that patronizing? Even she says so herself, she will do more good sitting in a throne than hunting nekkers in forgotten villages. That sole realization is good enough to believe that she is ready to start being an adult.
I'm constantly amazed at your inhability or rather unwillingness to see a character grow given the circumstances and context. If you think Ciri would be a horrible leader that's on you, but even Dandelion and Geralt say she's got better skills than morst rulers.
And for the record, IMO, the endings just make a fine job at pulling the hearstrings. Who woldn't want to see Ciri become a witcher and follow her own dreams? of course no one would oppose that, that's just amazing. The Empress ending requieres a sacrifice from both the player and the characters, because nobody likes it, but everyone feels like it is the right thing to do. Accepting the Empress ending is, for better or worse, a reflection of growth and a sense of responsibility with the greater good from Geralt, Ciri, and the player himself.
This is a good post and saves me reposting the same thing over and over ....in this very old thread.
The empress ending isn't about happiness though. That's not the point at all.
The middle one (Ciri becoming empress) just doesn't stand up to everything the player learns about Ciri in the entire game.
To answer the OP (which is what we should always try to do), Ciri becoming a witcher is the best outcome. she hates authority, despises politics and loves freedom. She loves the wild. She's a natural born fighter...need I go on?
Why else would she be so delighted to steal horses for her elven friend?
Ciri...witcher...yes.
P.S. have you ever taken note of that portrait of Ciri as a child in that stupid fluffy dress...and have you ever noticed how sour and disgusted her face was?
She's a child of the elder blood...and so she's tempestuous.
Please, do ignore everything else surrounding the situation. Go on.
Oh geez, remember when that exact scenario happened when he got a hold on Ciri and had his archers ready to kill Geralt and Yennefer? I sure do. The moment he literally let Ciri go only because he saw her crying.