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What's that unique weapon's name? "Leave me be"?

Has not much to do with "The Fires of Darcozzi Palace" though.

We love to "translate" lots of stuff without any need.

In German it's "Geralt von Riva", not Rivia. Actually I didn't even notice that there's that difference until you mentioned it. I wonder why they did this... Edit: in the original it's "Rivii". So I guess neither Riva nor Rivia are truly right or wrong.

That's like complaining about being arrested every time one shows his wiener in public. It's wrong and the good officers won't stop arresting you just because you do it very often.

Now that you described it so vividly it sounds totally legit.

What I really meant was that you should explain the correct spelling of Geralt of Riva to my phone...

Backstab scaling with PL is cool.

Uaoha: a cassock is also called a cassock robe. *BAM*

You can buff from stealth. But only when a party member starts the encounter for you while you stay stealthed. In a solo game you usually have to break your stealth to start the encounter. And all buffs are combat-only.

I didn't know that I have to show that your facts and truths and your knowledge are made up. Because usually the guy who calls "facts" brings some proof - like a reliable source or anything more substancial than his own presumptions. If not I could claim that I knew the truth - and the truth would be that you'd have a microphallus. And as long as you could't proof me wrong it would stay a fact. Doesn't really work that way, does it? You presented not one single fact so far. Just assumptions, presumptions and opinions. That would be totally ok if you wouldn't imply that it's more than that. Constantly...

Maybe the transitions are fluid. Remove the buttons and it's a robe. Give it a more prominent collar and it's a trenchcoat. Whatever. What's that thing with the broad back belt Kylo Ren is wearing? I mean say what you want about him and the movie, but that robe looks pretty badass. Kind of gestapo-ish though but I guess that was the whole point.

Whoa - and here I thought you just made up all that "facts", "truth" and "knowing" stuff...

At the end of Matrix he's wearing a woolen thing: Don't know if that qualifies as trenchcoat. Never saw Inspector Columbo in one of those... This thing introduced itself as robe to me. Said "trenchcoats" are for wannabes.

Explain that to my phone.

I played an Assassin/Priest of Skaen as hireling for a whole playthrough and can say that it's a good combo. I mostly used the Red Hand. Add Slippers of the Assassin and you'll haves lots of invisibility uses per encounter. Lots of times I scouted forth with that guy and did several encounters solo because it was so much fun to kill, - then vanish, then kill, vanish and so on.

Neo and Robert the Bruce disagree.

I agree. But the mod didn't put those fists into the game - it's the spiritual weapon that Obsidian gave their Priests of Woedica NPCs. The mod only unlocks the NPC class for the player.

If you don't play as yourself you always play a role. So Witcher is a role playing game. I mean unless you are Gerald of Riva playing the Witcher series of course...

Does it have a bigger selection circle? Because afaik that determines the space it blocks.

I played Diablo II for at least one year. I even had a clan. The "Nacken" - ever heard of it..? I didn't play D3 for more than a few hours because in my opinion the story was so off-putting... ROFL nay - it was because the game as a whole just sucks really bad - at least for me. The great story (that somehow sounded oddly familiar) wasn't enough to keep me in line.

Sceptre is nice and all. But the current implementation of the spiritual weapon of Woedica is the "Fist" with a raw lash: I don't think that this will get changed. It's a working implementation and altering it to another one would only mean more work to "fix" something that's not broken.

Since you can't have both summons on the field (Ghost Heart's AC and Substantial Phantom - which also uses your items including weapons) I wouldn't pick Ghost Heart.