The day the unicorn makes an appearance in the show, I'll probably roll on the ground laughing

THIS is the scene we all wanted to see at the end of the main storyline. Oh man,

One of the most skilled Witchers and one of the most powerful sorceresses living happily ever after in a vineyard. It actually is a pretty beautiful ending

These two are so far the most believable couple I've seen in gaming so far.

Originally went with Triss, but always did feel guilty when seein Yen's heart break. Now that I have all the DLC's it's time to play again, and this time make the right choice and go with yen

And thats when you turn off the game and sit there in contempt. The story is finished not with some grand fight, but a satisfied sigh

CDPR played the long game with this particular ending. Everyone’s gripe was always how cold she acted, how she spoke during the game. Yet in this scene, she’s warm. Her tone has changed. There’s traces of actual affection and genuine happiness.

The Lady of the House has arrived.

If you renovate the guest bedroom, Yen does change her pallete of her wardrobe. There is a dress up there that's off white and pea green.

I feel like the "Master Witcher, some unknown individual barged into the residence..." line was pretty much made for Yen. I never quite felt that it fit any of the other characters. It's just so her.

Gosh imagine being a peasant in Toussaint knowing theres a master witcher and his sorceress wife just living their lives domestically in your neighbourhood. Safest region in the whole continent.

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She says "like a shitty two-crown romance", but we all know she likes this type of things deep inside. The same goes for Geralt, he pretends he hates the unicorn, but deep inside we know he loves it.

He loves her very much.

Trope: I can change that man!

I really like this ending. I appreciate most how it puts all of Yen's actions in the base game in context. She's been pushed to the edge by fighting politics and hunting for Ciri for so long that she barely remembers how to be happy for an hour. She's absolutely ruthless and has no patience for any interruptions or petty concerns along the way because she just doesn't have the emotional energy to deal with it tactfully. Some people call her abusive and... yeah, if that's all their relationship ever was then it would be a bad one. But she also expects Geralt to be the same way, and appreciates it. Like when he kills Ilmerith, she's not angry he didn't let her in on his plan, she's just pleased that Geralt took action, did what he does best, and helped their daughter. She doesn't need to consult with him on every detail. She needs a partner who can be independent when the situation demands it, just like she independently finds solutions to the hundred magical and political challenges that the search for Ciri faces. When she doesn't explain her plans to Geralt, it's not because she's trying to hide things from him or control him, she just needs space to resolve her share of the problems in the way she knows best, just like she gives Geralt space to resolve the problems he knows best.

When yen says '' i missed you geralt,madly'' you can see sincerity in your eyes

Love how the game developers made sure it wasn't until the final scenes for the player to realize they should have chosen Yen.

"like some shitty two-crown romance...." I love Yenn.

Ya know, at one time I want to try the Triss route, see how the view changes. But then Yen said "Never change Geralt. I beg you" in the most loving and sincere way and I immediately throw that idea in a lake.