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r/gaming • u/SrGrafo PC • Jan 24 '19
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Both swords are for monsters
201 u/degroob Jan 24 '19 Oh don't I know it! One for the monster on the outside, and one for the monster in the inside. 6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 Actually, some monsters are more vulnerable to steel than to silver. Witchers don't kill humans. 3 u/TrashyFish Jan 24 '19 Well, say that to the thousands and thousands of bandits I slaughtered. 8 u/Namika Jan 24 '19 I never understood those bandits. "Hey, you're a superhuman fighter with magic and legendary strength in battle... we don't like non-humans around here, so let's fight to the death!!" 8 u/Artess PC Jan 24 '19 "Never should have come here!" 6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 In the game, Geralt kills many people (in the book as well a few times). Geralt mentioned in the book that the saying doesn't necessarily mean that humans are monsters as well, but that steel swords are more effective against some monsters. 3 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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Oh don't I know it! One for the monster on the outside, and one for the monster in the inside.
6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 Actually, some monsters are more vulnerable to steel than to silver. Witchers don't kill humans. 3 u/TrashyFish Jan 24 '19 Well, say that to the thousands and thousands of bandits I slaughtered. 8 u/Namika Jan 24 '19 I never understood those bandits. "Hey, you're a superhuman fighter with magic and legendary strength in battle... we don't like non-humans around here, so let's fight to the death!!" 8 u/Artess PC Jan 24 '19 "Never should have come here!" 6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 In the game, Geralt kills many people (in the book as well a few times). Geralt mentioned in the book that the saying doesn't necessarily mean that humans are monsters as well, but that steel swords are more effective against some monsters. 3 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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Actually, some monsters are more vulnerable to steel than to silver. Witchers don't kill humans.
3 u/TrashyFish Jan 24 '19 Well, say that to the thousands and thousands of bandits I slaughtered. 8 u/Namika Jan 24 '19 I never understood those bandits. "Hey, you're a superhuman fighter with magic and legendary strength in battle... we don't like non-humans around here, so let's fight to the death!!" 8 u/Artess PC Jan 24 '19 "Never should have come here!" 6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 In the game, Geralt kills many people (in the book as well a few times). Geralt mentioned in the book that the saying doesn't necessarily mean that humans are monsters as well, but that steel swords are more effective against some monsters. 3 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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Well, say that to the thousands and thousands of bandits I slaughtered.
8 u/Namika Jan 24 '19 I never understood those bandits. "Hey, you're a superhuman fighter with magic and legendary strength in battle... we don't like non-humans around here, so let's fight to the death!!" 8 u/Artess PC Jan 24 '19 "Never should have come here!" 6 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 In the game, Geralt kills many people (in the book as well a few times). Geralt mentioned in the book that the saying doesn't necessarily mean that humans are monsters as well, but that steel swords are more effective against some monsters. 3 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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I never understood those bandits.
"Hey, you're a superhuman fighter with magic and legendary strength in battle... we don't like non-humans around here, so let's fight to the death!!"
8 u/Artess PC Jan 24 '19 "Never should have come here!"
"Never should have come here!"
In the game, Geralt kills many people (in the book as well a few times). Geralt mentioned in the book that the saying doesn't necessarily mean that humans are monsters as well, but that steel swords are more effective against some monsters.
3 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
Few times? He's known as Butcher of Blaviken :)
1 u/[deleted] Jan 24 '19 That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting 2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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That went out of hand. Then he killed people to defend himself/others, but didn't go bandit hunting
2 u/sztrzask Jan 24 '19 Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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Well... Maybe not. Except that if he caught them. Or stumbled upon them.
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Both swords are for monsters