[claudius]

I have just talked with the Redanian lord.  Trish is not at her house or the Narakort.  Leuvardan tells me to either get Siegfried to help or Yaevin.  That would have to be Yaevin since I helped him at the bank.

Does this mean I have lost my chance to be neutral?

[*Tommy*]

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I have just talked with the Redanian lord.  Trish is not at her house or the Narakort.  Leuvardan tells me to either get Siegfried to help or Yaevin.  That would have to be Yaevin since I helped him at the bank.

Does this mean I have lost my chance to be neutral?

Not at all when you talk to yaevinn eventually just say that you will help him but in the witchers way. But without spoiling too much you get another chance to be neutral

[Vilgefortze]

Hmm. Since you posted this in the spoiler section, I'll go into a little more detail

At the end of Act 4, you have to make a choice to side with elves against humans, help humans capture the elves, or remain neutral and fight you way through both groups.

that's when the decision is made.

[Silverio13]

Vilgefortze said:

Hmm. Since you posted this in the spoiler section, I'll go into a little more detail

At the end of Act 4, you have to make a choice to side with elves against humans, help humans capture the elves, or remain neutral and fight you way through both groups.

that's when the decision is made. ›››

I am in the same question, so...

If I choose rose or scoiatael it doesnt matter, because the neutral path is made in the ch. Iv. Is it that way?

Thank you

[Corylea]

Silverio13 said:

I am in the same question, so...

If I choose rose or scoiatael it doesnt matter, because the neutral path is made in the ch. Iv. Is it that way? ›››

What your decision at the bank does is close off one option. At the end of Chapter 4, you can either side with whomever you sided with at the bank OR you can choose to side with no one. But whoever you didn't side with at the bank is lost to you forever; you can't side with them in Chapter 4.

You might want to save your game right before entering the bank and try both paths; during the bank job, Siegfried turns out to be more bloodthirsty and Yaevinn more reasonable than their prior behavior might have let people to expect.

[Silverio13]

Corylea said:

What your decision at the bank does is close off one option. At the end of Chapter 4, you can either side with whomever you sided with at the bank OR you can choose to side with no one. But whoever you didn't side with at the bank is lost to you forever; you can't side with them in Chapter 4.

You might want to save your game right before entering the bank and try both paths; during the bank job, Siegfried turns out to be more bloodthirsty and Yaevinn more reasonable than their prior behavior might have let people to expect. ›››

Yeah, thats true. I play this chapter many times, but never finished the game in neutral path.

Thanks