>wants Olgierd's soul
>can't take it until the contract is filled
>freely kills a guy by stopping time and putting a spoon in his eye socket
If he can just freely kill whoever the fuck he wants why doesn't he just instantly kill Geralt if you decide to help Olgierd?
>b-but he wanted Geralt's soul too
He's an idiot for thinking he can best the person that could do what he couldn't with Olgierd.
He relishes the game itself more than the results
He seemed pretty desperate to getting Olgierd's soul though.
its a big soul
for you
For him?
Because he wanted to win the game
for the moon
>take someone up on a challenge
>lose and get banished
Such is life in Lawful Evil land
>If he can just freely kill whoever the fuck he wants why doesn't he just instantly kill Geralt if you decide to help Olgierd?
Because
>they had an agreement, perhaps his code prevented him from just killing him
>he had the chance to get Geralts soul on top of Olgierd
>he could have declined the offer and just taken Olgierd, but didn't, it's not like Geralt forced him
If he had declined nothing would have happened, Geralt wasn't exactly a threat to him.
He accepted because he thought himself unbeatable.
Ok guys lets set it straight.
O'Dimm needed to fulfill his side of bargain. In order to do so, Olgierd had to ask for some stuff, i.e. make a wish, a direct wish, not like "i wanna a glass of vine" in a random tavern. Olgierd decided to prevent the bargain from fulfilling by NOT WISHING, he didn't make any request to O'Dimm and avoided doing so.
But when Geralt comes he is like "OK Geralt I want you to do stuff with my brother and my sister". I understand that the things he asked were basically impossible, but after Geralt managed to do first impossible thing, why didn't Olgierd say "fuck off"? He is dealing with a FUCKING SATAN, it is pretty obvious that FUCKING SATAN can find a right man to do an impossible task. Or did he really thought that the last layer of defences (the moon thing) will protect him even after the wishes are fulfilled?
Who here /grappedthevipersword/ before killing him in the last challenge?
I killed the big centipedes with it in B&W later.
grabbed*
lol
>Olgierd decided to prevent the bargain from fulfilling by NOT WISHING
Wrong. Mirror knew the wishes, hence the moon shit.
>why didn't Olgierd say "fuck off"?
See above. He'd already made the requests, designed to be impossible to achieve.
>O'Dimm is "Satan"
stop this meme
>before killing him in the last challenge?
>killing Master Mirror
user I have some bad news for you
But he is. In our world he would be. In Witcher he's just the most powerful demon that ever existed.
W-what?
Can you explain why they looked different?
his bound by rules he has to fallow. otherwise, his unstoppable.
>You are primitive. You think you've defeated me but you are wrong. I can't be killed, I will be back
I wouldn't expect Satan to pose as a beggar for food then curse someone who didn't give it to him
I would expect him to curse someone just for the hell of it.
I like to think that the Crones worshiped Gaunter O'Dimm.
So, he is the most powerful person in witcher ?
You realize that satan only punishes assholes right?
He loves punishing assholes so much he tricks people into committing sin
By far.
But he was scattered in pieces or something if you drown him?
Can someone just tell me where this translation even comes from? I couldn't even find information on what language it was. Apparently part of it is in Georgian (???) but that's it.
Ok, if he knew the wishes, why didn't he fulfill them? Was it like "Find a man that can party with my dead brother for a cool night" so O'Dimm had to actually use a proxy due to wording of the wish? I'm not sure but as far as I remember there was no such stipulation in the wish. And even then O'Dimm seems powerful enough to just create a man for the job from a thin air. The thing can stop time for fucks sake.
It doesn't matter who he is, what matters is his game.
You don't drown him, you discower an answer for the ripple hence outwit him and he goes away buttblasted and makes a promise to come back, he speaks in Hungarian or some other shithole's language,
Why didn't Olgierd just wish for Geralt to suck his dick? I don't think Geralt would have done it.
>I don't think Geralt would have done it.
Imagine Olgierd being dressed as Ciri.
Yep.
>His initials are literally GOD
>Name of texture with evil version of his face was called devil.jpg or something like that
>Behaves like satan
>Whole DLC is basically based on "Mr. Twardowski" often called polish Faust where Twardowski made a deal with satan in which it was said that his soul will be taken in rome so he obviously avoided it until he accidentaly walked into a tavern called "rome" where satan showed up and took him but beacuse he started praying while satan was taking him somewhere he lost him and Twardowski landed on the moon
>CDPR is, just like the story is, polish so considering that many things are similiar and ending is about the moon it's safe to assume they based the story on it
>Despite all of this O'Dimm somehow isn't satan
user...
It's not like that. The whole DLC is based on an Polish folk tale of mr Twardowski. The three wishes are kind of a "security article" in the contract, saying that before O'dimm can take Olgierd's soul, he will have to fulfil his 3 wishes. Adding this rule to the contract probably made Olgierd feel more secure about the deal. Because of that, the wishes are actually kind of more like challenges for O'dimm than actual wishes. They weren't the main part of the bargain, those were the immortality, revenge on enemies, etc. Olgierd can't just say "fuck off", because 3 wishes are his last way of defence against O'dimm. He came to collect and Olgierd can either try saving himself by using the 3 wishes article or give his soul away. If he'd chosen not to make a wish it would simply count as not using his right to defend himself and giving up.
He doesn't speak Hungarian. Also: fuck you, I'm Hungarian and it's not a shithole. It's worse.