Honestly, I found mine just sailing in Skellige and bumping into a smuggler's cache in the seaWhere did you get the witch hunter outfit? And what level do you have to be
Thanks in advance
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CrichtonKicks
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Do you
have to have already travelled to Skellige first or will it get added once you get there? Because for me the Triss point is marked as failed and the only option left is to go to Radovid. But I haven't been to Skellige yet.
Dr. Kitty Muffins
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Is the early quest "Dirty Funds" glitched? It keeps telling me to start the quest by reading something I picked up. I've read everything but it doesnt help.
It's for a later quest.
It will get added, though not outright after your arrival. I think I got that dialogue option only after doing
Yen's sidequest.
Admiral Woofington
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1. Yes. A couple. I'd suggest doing every sidequest you can before leaving an area. One that really bothered me because it failed without me realizing was
Lambert's
2. Yes. Specifically it's
Triss' first personal quest
Honestly, they're both pretty bad choices. There should be an option to
dig up
Admiral Woofington
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You gotta keep playing the game/main story.
Exentryk
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So, we know that heavier armor makes Geralt slower (dodge etc). My question is, how does it work?
It's simple when you have all 4 of the same weight class equipment:
4x Heavy gear = Really slow
4x Medium gear = Average
4x Light gear = Very Agile
But what happens when you mix these armors?
1 Light Armor
1 Medium Guantlets
1 Medium Boots
1 Light Trousers
What's the agility of this setup? Is the agility counted by total weight of a setup? Or is it based on how many light armors you have on? The strategy guide is pretty poorly written in terms of gameplay mechanics.
Anyone know?
It's simple when you have all 4 of the same weight class equipment:
4x Heavy gear = Really slow
4x Medium gear = Average
4x Light gear = Very Agile
But what happens when you mix these armors?
1 Light Armor
1 Medium Guantlets
1 Medium Boots
1 Light Trousers
What's the agility of this setup? Is the agility counted by total weight of a setup? Or is it based on how many light armors you have on? The strategy guide is pretty poorly written in terms of gameplay mechanics.
Anyone know?
Oh crap I might have failed lamberts. What was it called?
She shows up again during main quest line, that's when her sidequests open up.
Admiral Woofington
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I can't tell you for sure but you only fail it, assuming you didn't say no at one point in a side quest, if you go to
Kaer Morhen
toastyToast
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Noticed the same thing earlier. Can't find the note.
I see, thanks.
One thing that's bothering me is that I want to do quests but they're way above my level. For instance, this
Hattori quest I just picked up called 'Of Swords and Dumplings' suggests that I meet him at midnight but it's level 24 and I'm level 14.
littlemagician
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So I stumbled across a very large and odd cavern near Byway its filled with
. Does anyone know what it is?
creatures who appear to be frozen
Repost since it got hidden on the bottom of last page :lol
Admiral Woofington
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It's not. Whatsoever. That's a quest you'll need to do later for sure if you want to make
mastercrafted weapons
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Haven't noticed any difference in Geralt's speed. The only difference is how fast Stamina regenerates.
Kenzodielocke
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装甲悪鬼村正;165892745 said:
Yep, that's the only difference I noticed too.
Keep them, alchemy ingredients barely weigh anything at all. That said, if you have more than 10 of something, consider selling a few to an alchemist/herbalist/mage. That is a bigger stack than necessary
Onimusha78
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Phantom of the Trade Route spoilers
Was a little disappointed that the Royal Wyvern you fight after the smaller Wyverns fights in pretty much the exact same way. Really starting to love the combat though anyway, particularly one on ones
Exentryk
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装甲悪鬼村正;165892745 said:
There certainly is a difference. Esp the short dodge speed and distance. Try a full light gear setup against some fast enemies (drowners etc), and try to short dodge. It will be easy to evade. Now try a full heavy or medium gear, and do the same. You'll notice how short dodge is a little slower, and you don't get that much of a distance.
robotzombie
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anyone?
Applesauce
Boom! Bitch-slapped!
They deal more damage but they don't feel like they have the range of a sword, so I sell em off.
Keep them. Never sell alchemy ingredients.
They can be crafted into Witcher gear, but the gear is still level 1 and it's easy to find better equipment. It's up to you.
I kept them for the first 35 hours then said fuck it and sold them. 20 hours later, still didn't find any use for them but I'm pretty much ignoring any crafting and hunts for schematics so I'm not exactly the best person to tell you if its completely safe.
Sell them. The only equipment you should never sell are the three Witchers Gear (Bear, Cat, or Griffin).
FoxnHurley
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drotahorror
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Are you sure the bug is really affecting you? You hardly get any if at all, XP for doing secondary/contract quests. Story quests are what offer XP for the most part. Every now and then I'll get XP from other quests though, just not most of the time.
With a few exceptions, like the starter armor that you can upgrade once, only Witcher gear from Cat/Griffin/Bear school can be upgraded. You're free to sell anything else, even relics.
Remember though that you can dismantle any weapon/armor with runes/glyphs to get them back.
hobblygobbly
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I love the sky/clouds in the game, beautiful sunset over Novigrad. My settings are only a mix of high and ultra, my PC isn't good enough to play full ultra at a decent 60 FPS. Still beautiful though.
Looks a lot like a sunset I saw the other day IRL.
Looks a lot like a sunset I saw the other day IRL.
Alright. It's just that I think I have around 3 blocks left for ingredients.
Also, I'm selling of the items in the last tab, like dolls, broken things and stuff like that - because I don't know how I can make use of it. Only know how to sell.
Okay, seriously... what am I doing wrong with dodging and rolling? I'm finding it damn near impossible to enter a fight with multiple beasts and come out of it without a huge chunk of health missing. I've started treating combat like Bloodborne where I just get one or two hits in, then backroll to put distance between between myself and the group, but it always seems like the three or four other enemies attack at the same time, with damn near infinite range, and always during the roll, leaving the act of dodging completing pointless if I'm losing the health anyways.
IAmRandom31
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So far I'm undefeated in Gwent. Currently trying out the questline in Velen ( yeah ... still in Velen a week later ) that has you going around to shopkeepers and other players to play against them. So far beaten all the innkeepers and beaten the Baron along with someone else, forget who. Its a pretty fun game. Nothing overly complicated.
Seems any card that will draw more cards is what you want to use on most occassions. And if the opponent goes nuts on any single line, just hope you have that storm card on hand to default them back to 1 per card. Seems to be some strategy in keeping your cards around for the next round, so sometimes better to cut your losses. Like one match the guy was just pummeling me and used a storm card on both my better lines, so I just started using Decoys to gather 3 of my best cards back in my hand so I could reuse em the next match.
Seems any card that will draw more cards is what you want to use on most occassions. And if the opponent goes nuts on any single line, just hope you have that storm card on hand to default them back to 1 per card. Seems to be some strategy in keeping your cards around for the next round, so sometimes better to cut your losses. Like one match the guy was just pummeling me and used a storm card on both my better lines, so I just started using Decoys to gather 3 of my best cards back in my hand so I could reuse em the next match.
YankeeDonB
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After doing the main Ard Skellig side quests, have to say, Cerys is my girl. She and Keira followed a similar trajectory for me where, at first, I found them likable but forgettable, but after spending time with them, they both really grew on me.
Inventory has no size restriction. It'll extend. Only weight matters
Contracts hand out good xp. Say 250ish at a time. Side quests vary a lot. Seems like you got smacked with the xp bug.
drotahorror
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In White Orchard you need to complete any and all sidequests before doing...I can't remember the quest but it's after you kill the Gryphon.
Before traveling to the
Isle of Mists
http://www.vg247.com/2015/05/15/the-witcher-3-brothers-in-arms-novigrad-walkthrough/
http://www.vg247.com/2015/05/15/the-witcher-3-brothers-in-arms-skellige-walkthrough/
I believe that's how it works atleast. All other quests are completable. I instantly failed Brothers in Arms Velen because of how I approached Keira's questline.
afaik there are no more quests that will invalidate other quests upon moving on with the story. I could definitely be wrong though.
drotahorror
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