Kasz216 on 21 December 2011
| Khuutra said: I rather liked how Witcher 2 did this a bit better. Instead of giving us two sides that are really easy to hate, the two sides in Witcher 2 were extremely sympathetic for different reasons, and the more you got to know them the more human they became, rather than less. Point is the Stormcloaks make me miss Iorveth. |
I disagree. I think having two sides that are both hateable is great. Because it puts you in a great dilema where you might decide neither even though there are rewards to be had.
It reminds me of playing an RPG where you spend the first 75% of the game saving the Princess who was your girlfriend, from the evil empire... but then when you get her back.... she's fallen in love with another guy!
Plus, that other guy works best in a group with your main character, making your main character more effective too!
It's a great kick in the gut and expectations to where your suddenly the demotivated angry leader of a rebel army seeing something through just because you've come so far.
