124. Let's Play The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings - Vergen Besieged: Victory and Betrayal

[chaunceyjoejoe]

if you didn't know you can blast them off the buildings.

[chaunceyjoejoe]

im on pc are you cause my fps isnt that good on this game.

[Snapwave]

@chaunceyjoejoe Yes, this game isn't out on any other platform yet. Try lowering your settings. The FPS lag is largely due to the game not being properly optimised.

[ficken3]

The priest definitely poisoned her according to the evidence, and it looks like Stennis may have had a hand in that. The two side quests you get when dealing with the revolt against Stennis don't implicate Philipa at all, just the priest.

[Rumpfuetzen]

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Best regards :)

[Snapwave]

@Rumpfuetzen Thank you for your comment.

[Terra1311]

@Snapwave wtf did i get a bonus for getting the premium edition wtf?

my invincible gives me 30% less dmg at level 2.

[Nabu26]

Iorveth, never underestimate the power of Lesbomancy.

[blos11]

I think it's Filippa who poisoned Saesenthessis ( I really like that name), only to be able to " cure" her and eventually take control over her mind...

[Snapwave]

@blos11 It could be, but it doesn't track in my mind. Why go to the trouble of poisoning her at all when she could as easily take over her mind with a simpler, less expensive and less risky pretext? She had to go to a lot of trouble to gather the ingredients for the cure, after all. This feels more like she saw an opportunity and took it.

[blos11]

@Snapwave Yea, you'r right...at the moment it feels more like an opportunity, but once you complete chapter 3 i advise you to think it all over again. However, the game won't tell you who eventually poisoned her.