[Spoilers] Just finished HoS. Need discussion.

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So it seems helping Olgierd is considered the "good" ending. Is there a reason for that? Dude was a whoreson. He was pretty grateful to you for your help, but I don't think that quite made up for anything. Sure, "defeating" O'Dimm is a cool accomplishment for Geralt to add to his long list. But what I'm curious about is if anyone would agree that letting Gaunter do his thing is the ending that makes more sense? Geralt is definitely confident, capable, and experienced but even he doesn't seem senseless enough to mess with a guy who can stop time on a whim and made his entrance walking on thin air.

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[Spoilers] Just finished HoS. Need discussion.