OdysseusVA
Banned
Same thing happened to me. I just powered through it.
Yep, consumed it right in the water hag's lair. I also tried it outside the chamber in different places, yet nothing happened other than losing the potions. I've also unequipped other potions, leaving on the Drowner Pheromones equipped, but nothing changed.
I've already wasted a couple of hours on this contract. Guess I'll move on to the next quest, then.
I feel like I'm spending too much time with the side quests. I used to be a few levels below the story quests but now I'm 1-2 levels over. I'm not sure how much time is recommended to spend outside the main story.
I feel like I'm spending too much time with the side quests. I used to be a few levels below the story quests but now I'm 1-2 levels over. I'm not sure how much time is recommended to spend outside the main story.
If it is starting to feel too much, go back to the main story line. The best way to play it is to play so that you enjoy it. It sounds stupid, but my point is do whatever you feel like. No point in saying "ok for next 10h I'm doing only sidequests/monsterhunts" etc.It is likely you won't do everything anyway.
Anyone else feel that this game was toned down quite a bit when compared to the Witcher 2? I feel like Witcher 3 pulls its punches, and that Witcher 2 was somewhat darker in tone than the Witcher 3. I hope they rectify this in Blood and Wine, Hearts of Stone was a real step forward towards what Witcher 2 was like, which gives me hope. Stuff like killingwas done off screen for instance, whilst Witcher 2 would give 0 fucks. The only really disturbing thing was all theWhoreson Junior.murdered women in his house
Also, despite how good the story and quests are, the Wild Hunt is such a weak villain. Eredin only says a few lines in the game and I'm supposed to be afraid of him? Also, I really dislike how they forgot completely about characters like Iorveth, or how characters like Ves barely acknowledge your existence even if you went with Roche in W2. Though CDPR does have a record of just forgetting about characters like Shani in the W2.
Thanks. I'm enjoying the side quests right now. I just finished A Towerful of Mice.I didn't expect to end up killing a kingdom, that was really drastic
The Chort was pretty straight forward though. Only problem I had with that contract was the fact that you couldn't seem to enter it's den(or the den of the Fiend it slayed, rather) without incurring some fall damage. The fight itself was cake.
Ohh nice.So Marcin Mormont mentioned we should expect a pleasant surprise on the forums once it's finished maintenance in a few hours. I wonder what it is...? Most likely a banner re-design, but I'm hoping for more info on Blood and Wine.
Do you just hoard gems or keep using them?
So Marcin Mormont mentioned we should expect a pleasant surprise on the forums once it's finished maintenance in a few hours. I wonder what it is...? Most likely a banner re-design, but I'm hoping for more info on Blood and Wine.
Lesser gems I sell, others I use, greater I keep for good stuff.
I generally use them, then once the equipment becomes outdated, salvage it into parts and get the runestones/sigils back. Sell extra runestones when I have more than 3 of single type in my inventorySorry, I meant runestones. From what I read, either the rune or the item is destroyed. I feel a bit like a collector, but at at the same time collecting unique equipment feels pointless in this game. Seems like everything can be crafted or dropped.
Anyone else feel that this game was toned down quite a bit when compared to the Witcher 2?
It was. The witches' Sabbath on Bald Mountain was originally supposed to show an orgy and ritual suicide performed by women jumping off the cliff. They scraped all that and went with 3 witches and a cauldron full of blood and guts. There's more examples of them cutting out dark content, like the scene involving orphans that shocked Doug Cockle/VAs so much they suggested to CDPR that it may be stepping over the line. Although no details were ever provided we know that the children were eaten, so you can probably imagine that scene.
It was. The witches' Sabbath on Bald Mountain was originally supposed to show an orgy and ritual suicide performed by women jumping off the cliff. They scraped all that and went with 3 witches and a cauldron full of blood and guts. There's more examples of them cutting out dark content, like the scene involving orphans that shocked Doug Cockle/VAs so much they suggested to CDPR that it may be stepping over the line. Although no details were ever provided we know that the children were eaten, so you can probably imagine that scene.
How do you know this?
It must heave gone quite far if he was recording voice overs for this...
Reading about everything that was cut is so disappointing. I hope CDPR is on their A-game for Blood and Wine, considering this is the final send off for Geralt. Hearts of Stone was great, so I have faith in them to deliver. Theromance in the DLC was so much better than the Triss romance in the vanilla game even though Triss is a main LI for Geralt, lol.Shani
You guys are manufacturing disappointment reading into behind the scenes things that were cut. As someone that hasnt bothered with any of that, im overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in this game.
You guys are manufacturing disappointment reading into behind the scenes things that were cut. As someone that hasnt bothered with any of that, im overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in this game.
I just think stuff like that is very interesting. Gives a cool look behind the scenes of game development.You guys are manufacturing disappointment reading into behind the scenes things that were cut. As someone that hasnt bothered with any of that, im overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in this game.
I just think stuff like that is very interesting. Gives a cool look behind the scenes of game development.
The marketing for TW3 is full of weird things too. Like showing this scene in the launch trailer, where each NPC has in the scene has a unique model. Makes sense, right? Then in the final game, on console and PC using max settings, 7 identical NPC models are used in the same scene, almost right next to each other, for who knows what reason. The Witcher 3: Doppler Hunt.
I can only think they ran out of time, since it seems there's only around 5-10 NPC faces in each entire region. Oddly there's an NPC I spotted recently circling the Novigrad moat that has a completely unique face.
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I've never seen that face before. Why use that for a guy rowing a boat that most players will never see? Weird.
Maybe it's an inside joke or adapted from a developer's face from CDPR, ala Rare's Perfect Dark. Who knows.
You can't plough them all if you want to be a good friendHoly shit, can't wait to fight those insect monsters in the mushroom jungle and then plough those fine ladies XD
Holy shit, can't wait to fight those insect monsters in the mushroom jungle and then plough those fine ladies XD
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I honestly cannot believe how terribly designed the end of the family matters quest is.
If you go a bit too far during a fight it auto triggers the thing which is near unkillable? Such shit.
Not unkillable, but ridiculously difficult by all accounts.What thing? Is this with the "bad" choice? Use some spoiler tags I'm interested about this near unkillable thing. I never came across that.