Yep. My understanding is you just take every supportive dialog option when talking to Ciri and that's how you get the good ending.
I was trying to play supportive but also a voice of reason. Ah well. Live and learn I guess.
I totally understand and had the same experience as you lol
Oh no. Good to have company :')
What's more is I don't have a save far enough back to correct it.
Nothing to say, just wanted to cry a little on the internet over my poor choices.
Consider yourself lucky, I got the good ending and had no reasons to start playing again from the beginning...
I don't have a ton of free time so I think I'm just going to have to be satisfied watching the endings on YouTube.
Time for a second play through!
I agree it is traumatizing but definitely worth experiencing, and maybe most true to world of witcher.
I agree, but after playing through the trilogy and wrapping up the third with 100+ hrs, it hit hard. I wish I could have experienced a good ending first. Who knows though? Maybe I'll look back and be glad for it. It was a masterpiece of story telling and like you said, probably the most realistic ending.
My first play through I got the same ending, but I didn’t take as bad ending. I thought it was a cliffhanger for a DLC or another game.
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