What's the context behind the original image? Is the girl in the car holding a handful of pet food!? Why is she so anguished? Why is the other girl pressing her tits against the window?
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This is photoshopped from 2 different pictures. If I recall properly the woman on the right is sacred by an animal entering its head into the car to get food (I don't remember the specifics animal, maybe a giraffe?).
Lol it's a pretty good shop.
Just play the Witcher 1 and 2, bang every bar maid in sight, nail Triss among others, and you get to use the amnesia defence when it’s over.
I don't like the Witcher because I want to be faithful to Triss, but as soon as Yennefer shows up, all my player choices are disregarded. 5/10, will not play again.
It's like this in the books as well, it almost feels like a harem anime at times. Women just throw themselves at him.
I feel like way too many "slice of life" games do this that it might as well be a trope. Everyone wants to bang the protagonist.
My favourite part of the books is how everyone thinks and assumes Geralt is an emotionless mutant, and he plays up that image. meanwhile he’s the most capricious, emotional child when he’s upset or hurt lol
I think you underestimate the attraction of somebody who is proven to be infertile and immune to all STDs in the middle ages. Its basically a completely risk free one night stand.
The books don't establish that for quite a while. It's a series with blatant male wish fulfillment and it does a fine job of it.
I haven't played Witcher or read the books, but in the shows fucking Henry Cavill. Even straight men want to throw themselves to him
I haven't played Witcher or read the books, but in the shows fucking Henry Cavill. Even straight men want to throw themselves to him
No we don't.
We just want to hang out with him. And play PC games. And nerd out about D&D. And talk about his movies. And snuggle with him. And feel him up. And maybe lick his chest.
Even if I both played the game and saw the series before the book, the game version of Geralt would pop up in my minds eye as I imagined the story. That is, until I got to the sex scenes where Cavill took over.
I pondered if this made me bi, but I quickly realized this is normal behavior for all sexual orientations.
On a tangent it just goes to show you how terribly they mishandled the DC movies that a literal 'no u' uno reverse card of sexuality that is Henry Cavill was starring in them and running around in what should have been a skin tight body suit and still nobody wanted to go watch them. The man will literally print you money if you let him and they couldn't even get over their undeserved egos enough to let him do his job properly.
Can you blame them?
Can confirm.
Playing through again now. Was faithful last time so this time bring it on!