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The only quest ending that I never dared finding out what happened and absolutely never tried
So, the photo is not mine. Just saw it on a Witcher 3 Facebook group. I always help the Baron because he has some informations about Ciri and I help him with the best of my abilities. Online groups spoiled me to this ending. Thankfully I never got this
Need Help with Igni
I usually try to play the game as much as lore accurate possible according to my whim. To fight some drowners or wild dogs and wolves - Geralt really doesn't need to take chugs of potions and decoctions , right? Yet every single time , I have to rely on Superior Petri's Philter whenever I face groups of monsters or some rabid dogs. I always play on DM with Enemy Upscaling On.
My query to fellow players is - despite my base sign intensity being 219% and the stats showing 100% chance of burning , why it never applies properly unless I drink a Petri's Philter? Need a bit help because I need guaranteed burn without the potion in the first place.
Btw , my build is Euphporia - Sign Alchemy build totally. I even use the Griffin school technique to increase my sign intensity and stamina regen for each piece of Medium armor. I am at a loss. Need your advice kindly.
New look at The Witcher 3 Songs of the Past booth for Gamescom
When is the best time, from a narrative perspective, to go visit the runewright?
Starting Hearts of Stone soon and I have 2 quests for it, the main quest to start it: Evil's First Soft Touches, and a side quest to go learn about runes: Enchanting: Start-up Costs
How important is this from a narrative perspective? Could I just go do it whenever and it wouldn't throw off the flow of the story before I even start it?
I thought I could take Roach with me to explore Skellige Isles but.....
How does she do that 😳
P.S. - Should have a Roach Content flair
Finally broke my first Million
After about 850 hours between my Vanilla file and my NG+, I am about ⅔ through NG+ on Death March and managed to break $1,000,000 gold. Doesn't do anything, just found it entertaining, I can actually afford to upgrade equipment now! (I've already done all of the Runewright, and GM Wolf and Feline. I obviously got Viper bit that's not technically GM) Doing Ursine next, but I won't have to budget for the rest of the game lol.
Is there a good XP farming method available before the DLCs?
I’d like to know if there are any XP farming spots available before the DLCs that would allow me to reach at least level 30+ on Death March difficulty—excluding the level 34 Nekkers, which are only giving me 100 XP at a time even though I’m level 15. I prefer to play through the main story at level 30 or 40+, but I’ve never played on Death March before and don’t know much about XP farming methods.
Today I've officialy joined the club of 100 percenters
It was a really tough journey but it was worth it.
TIL that Geralt runs at exactly the same tempo as the background music playing in Novigrad’s inns.
Fuck these bitch ass dwarves man
Playing through for the first time and after cutting down countless ghouls, demons, vampires and slaying hundreds of soldiers and bandits I finally, FINALLY find Ciri and these bearded fucks and a rickety old door (exactly kind I have blown to smithereens in literally one singular second many times before) are what stop me. What the fuck. So I have to track down Sleepy, Fally and Dead (if there is a mod that lets you kill the sleepy guy please let me know) and then these short bitches just go Whoops actually she’s dead! Lol! #yolo without an ounce of remorse and just leave without any goddamn thanks. My goat Ciri recovers though thank fuck ONLY for these idiots I hate them so much i’m shaking I swear to steal MY goddamn boat!!!????? Uuuuughh we’re so smoll and scawed we have to get out of here🥺🥺🥺🍼🍼🍼 fuck you all I hope Radovid captures you and makes his heaviest horse step on each of your individual testicles. God.
A monster deck's worst nightmare lol
I did this against Olgierd Von Everec too haha
I'm trying to figure out if you can complete your entire skill tree in new game plus
Plus the part where you press triangle and theres a skill tree about mutations can anyone help me
If the game allowed it.. would she die right away, or later, in your playthrough?
Ah! THERE'S the reference to the story where they met!
Waiting for Lady of the Lake to become available to borrow again, so I can get to that part again..