Jay Shadow
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt |OT3| Metz Some Ploughing Good Ladies In the Forest
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SprachBrooks
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Damn it, I had to tell Yennefer that
i don't love her, she was the one I wanted but I got carried away because I wanted to bang Triss lol.
Pretty sure you can play as him again.
The game just 'resets' itself after the ending
Radovid killed all kinds of alchemist and whatnot in Novigrad, yet they were still alive after I started playing
SprachBrooks
Member
I just got to Kaer Morhen, anyone know how far along the story I am?
60-70%
endlessflood
Member
You've made your bed, now you have to lie in it.
If you tell them both that you love them, then it will not go well. That's a good lesson for life 
Last Hearth
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They should have given the player a chance to breakup with one of them in Act 3 before the player get the tried to romance both scene.
Beat it after 80 hours last night!!
got the witcher ending....was kinda sad that ciri might have died and Geralt was making a sword for a "grave", then the tavern scene happened and I was really excited.
Such a great ending to a fantastic game. Geralt and Yen chilling in their room after...temeria being whole again...cerys bringing peace to the isles...and of course ciri becoming a famous witcher...really endearing ending to a wonderful game
Such a great ending to a fantastic game. Geralt and Yen chilling in their room after...temeria being whole again...cerys bringing peace to the isles...and of course ciri becoming a famous witcher...really endearing ending to a wonderful game
NipplesAndToes23
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No problem. I was thinking about getting it myself, but I would look like a poser.
80 hours? You didnt do much side stuff did you? I'm at 71 and just got done with the Ugly Baby quest and am at KM and apparently I'm only at 50%.
Wind's Howling
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On my second playthrough and I just now encountered those cannibals in Velen.
Those 2-3 camps in one small area with cadavers and human bodies sitting in a very weird position. They are crazy.
Those 2-3 camps in one small area with cadavers and human bodies sitting in a very weird position. They are crazy.
Im at 105 hours and didn't even start ugly baby
Ricerocket
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Just started this after finishing up Arkham Knight. Game runs REALLY well on a 970 but I can't help but feel like the sense of scale is off? The way you're almost as tall as a tree sometimes is kinda crazy.
Anyways i'm getting that Skyrim feel again where you constantly get side tracked by side quests and it's fucking awesome.
Anyways i'm getting that Skyrim feel again where you constantly get side tracked by side quests and it's fucking awesome.
Denton
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Glad I am not ashamed of my hobby.
Anyone know how to get to the point of interest near Udalryk's old house? There's a locked door in the house that might get me over there but I don't have a key...
And on an unrelated note, are there quests that are missable if I continue the main story? I'm on Ugly Baby and I'm already super overleveled for it but I don't want to miss out on any sidequests, which have for the most part been awesome.
And on an unrelated note, are there quests that are missable if I continue the main story? I'm on Ugly Baby and I'm already super overleveled for it but I don't want to miss out on any sidequests, which have for the most part been awesome.
Hasphat'sAnts
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Rock trolls are adorable. :3
TheAssist
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Every game should have the option to turn off "questionmarks" or any undiscovered locations. I feel that I could enjoy the game much more this way. Exploration feels more natural and you dont feel like a rat in a really easy labyrinth.
The constant drive to explore everything in games can completely ruin a game, especially when it just feels like ticking off checkboxes.
I probably missed alot of small stuff, but in the end most of it isnt important anyway. The game felt more focused and discovery was more fun.
The constant drive to explore everything in games can completely ruin a game, especially when it just feels like ticking off checkboxes.
I probably missed alot of small stuff, but in the end most of it isnt important anyway. The game felt more focused and discovery was more fun.
I did at first and then really loved the main story and stopped really questing from level 22 on...so tons of those level quests around.
As a fan of the books the main story was everything I wanted...just couldn't stop moving forward.
I'm working through those side quests and contracts right now...probably another 40-80+ hours of "post" game time just exploring
NipplesAndToes23
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I'm not ashamed. I got a lot of game shirts, it would just be weird of me to wear a Witcher 3 shirt when I haven't played any of the games. That's what I was referring to.
ScepticMatt
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You can jump and grab the ledges right next to the house.
Took me a while to get it as well, I went around the whole mountain
LonelyGreyWolf
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You can jump and grab the ledges right next to the house.
Took me a while to get it as well, I went around the whole mountain
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I remember looking for that as well. I went all over the place. Never found a way up there. I figured it was related to a later quest as there's a door not too far away that's locked and leads into the mountain. I'm pretty sure I tried those ledges too (and jumping onto the roof) but nothing worked, lol.
SpacePirate Ridley
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Just did the Jorund quest, the one with the lighthouse at Skellige.
Worst scene in the whole game. Why the fuck force that shit?
Is there a problem (does the outcome open more quests) for finishing after all the other skellige missions? Im optiong for leaving it until I finish everything.
Worst scene in the whole game. Why the fuck force that shit?
Is there a problem (does the outcome open more quests) for finishing after all the other skellige missions? Im optiong for leaving it until I finish everything.
ScepticMatt
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That's what I thought too, but it does work (before I walked around the mountain)
LonelyGreyWolf
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WadiumArcadium
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Finally finished last night. I think that's probably the longest consecutive time I've played a single player game. Thankfully I got the
I usually end up a bit disappointed by the endings of most western RPGs but I really liked the ending. Fantastic job by CDPR.
Ciri becomes a Witcher ending.
Denton
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Hah, sorry then, I misunderstood.
Well, what the hell are you doing, not playing Witcher 3 ? Get to it ASAP!
In my opinion CDP made a design mistake by leaving PoI question marks enabled by default. It really does undermine exploration. But I guess they wanted to make the game more casual friendly.
I am just glad I could disable them immediately.
That ending was the best....felt so fulfilled after.
LonelyGreyWolf
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I'm sure that if they weren't on by default, someone would've made a GAF thread saying that the world of Witcher 3 feels empty and how there's nothing to do. The PoI's being on by default is probably CDPR's way of saying: "look, the world is filled with stuff to do!". And like you said it does make it more casual friendly, definitely.
Thanks, I was so fixated on the locked door I never even tried that.You can jump and grab the ledges right next to the house.
Took me a while to get it as well, I went around the whole mountain
Witcher
Okay, so I'm going for it! They've earned my trust, so I'm getting the W3 season pass - it'll save me $5 and they'll get my support now rather than later. I've only ever gotten a season pass twice; Borderlands 2 and Bioshock Infinite. I figure this will join one of the very few games where the season pass will be worth it.
Elysium-777
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They're both good endings in their own way. I personally preffered the
Empress
LonelyGreyWolf
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Lionel Richie
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Subjective, but I just beat the game and I saw Ciri becoming a Witcher and I was happy as fuck. I didn't know she could become an Empress until after I beat the game and read about the different endings. Wouldn't change a thing, fuck Emhyr.
Hasphat'sAnts
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Isle of Mists.
Here we go.
Agreed.
See, I think of it this way; Ciri has two father figures. Based on that, which father-figure is the one who's been the most influential and the one who's footsteps she would most likely follow? I'll give you a hint, the series is called "Witcher".
Hasphat'sAnts
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endlessflood
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Ending discussion:
Having played the Empress ending, that one seems to be the most developed. It seems to be the longest and have the most elaborate playable section and dialogue.
I quite like it because I view it differently to most: whereas the Witcher ending is Ciri getting what she wants, the Empress ending is Ciri making a conscious choice to put aside her own desires in order to try and make the world a better place. I see the two endings as selfishness vs selflessness.
I quite like it because I view it differently to most: whereas the Witcher ending is Ciri getting what she wants, the Empress ending is Ciri making a conscious choice to put aside her own desires in order to try and make the world a better place. I see the two endings as selfishness vs selflessness.
Wind's Howling
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There is something inherently wrong with the game's difficulty spike on Death March when between the Level 1-10 range. I am currently sitting at Level 6 and Level 1 enemies seem to hit just as hard as Level 7's.
And then some Gargoyle pops up and it one hit kills me while it is Level 6.
This just leads to frustration.
And then some Gargoyle pops up and it one hit kills me while it is Level 6.
This just leads to frustration.
Sure, and I don't necessarily disagree, but that's just not staying true to the character and her history. She's always done her own thing, almost selfishly, and she's not someone who would ever assume that she's the one to "make the world a better place" - I don't see that thought crossing her mind.
RoyaleDuke
Banned
Well, what happens is
the game returns you to Kaer Morhen, and tells you that everything is as it was before you started the ending quests of the games and the mainline quest is finished but you can go out and find more contracts, finish up quests, etc.
Honestly, I read about the other endings and I wouldn't change a fucking thing. It was so good and perfect and sad, much like Red Dead Redemption.
Quen is your best friend on Death March. No matter what you're doing, always have Quen up. it doesn't matter if you're wandering around, playing Gwent or just talking to an NPC; always have Quen up.
Wind's Howling
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I know. I have been using the same skill on my first playthrough and the bubble+exploding shield combo did wonders.
But still.. The spike is weird. There is no reason that one level 1 enemy should hit as hard as a level 6-7 enemy.
MistaPropella
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MistaPropella
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Whow Boy that was fast. It took me about 240 hours to complete my first Playthrough, and after that I instantly started another one.
Edit: Damn double Post. It seem everyone is still sleeping.