Blood and Wine - Letter to Tailles Tweak

Not surprisingly, almost every decision and result from the previous games are pretty much ignored or streamlined. One of the not so major things, but noticeable at least for me, was a letter from Blood and Wine, adressed to Tailles of Dorndal. The letter mentions a knight of the Order, Patrick of Weyze, and that he wasn't able to participate in the tournament because of a...peculiar condition. The thing is, the knight doesn't necessarily survive the first game. A spoiler:

I decided to tweak the entry for the players who chose that outcome back then - our previous choices should matter.

The new paraghraph was written carefully, as to be immersive and consistent with the aforementioned quest from the first game. In that possible outcome:

Additionally:

- the PL version of the journal had an awful spacing, fixed, one spacing tweak for the other three localisations

- the letter is written in a formal fashion, but it's not consistent with the instances of "Brother" or "Knight" written with a capital letter in EN and PL, fixed

- as @DontBIBadWolf suggested, in the vanilla English version there was a typo, "(...)lie..." instead of "light". I assume it may have been intended as "lay the path", but I agreed with the suggestion to change it to "light the path" - it matches well the original Polish text

- I found out my edis could be overriden if one uses Florens - Orens - Crowns Econony System by FreakVIp. That mod changes some currency-related journal entries as well. A compatibility file has been provided, I changed the "784 crowns" fragment to "392 florens", in line with that mod

The changes are available in EN, FR (thanks to @KnightZ07), IT (thanks to @PaulSimonBarCarloson) and PL.

If you are interested with translation to other languages - contact me on PM, I will update the mod then. When you 're updating to 1. 3, make sure to remove the previous folder (modBoW_Tailles_Note), as its title has been changed.

Installation:

Vanilla version: The Witcher 3/mods

Floren version: The Witcher 3/mods AND go to Documents/The Witcher 3, find mods.setting, if you've got at least one mod installed, it should be there. Open with any text editor and add: