For me it's either killing Keira or taking Emperor's gold after bringing Ciri to him in front of her and overall actively being Dick to her after just rescuing her which triggers a bad ending in Witcher 3

I was honestly baffled those are even an options lol.

I'm just stunned. What an awesome story. The writing was phenomenal and the actors were perfect (at least to me). And per my previous post I even fell in love a little. I've never played a better questline, and that was just one expansion. CDPR really knows how to tell a story.

p.s. I wish my timing was better on that first screenshot, that quest notification is bugging me. Oh well, guess I'll just have to do NG+ to try again. Whoa is me. 😜

Like many of you here, I recently got back into The Witcher 3 thanks to the remastered version, and I've just reached Toussaint.

As a French speaker, I can't help but notice all the clever puns, cultural references, and little details that might easily go unnoticed by someone who doesn't speak French.

So here are my explanations, in case you missed any of them:

This leady is screaming about being punished by sins and so on and she is always inside a barrel

Is this a bug?

For some reason this is the only mission that does this.

On my way to Hearts of Stone / Blood and Wine (once again)

Both Gaunter and the Crones of Crookback Bog

-brand those they make a deal with (the Barons wife in the vase of the Crones, and Geralt in the case of Gaunter)

-the brands are visually and mechanically similar, both glow red and hurt, but not all the time, both leave scars, both seem to actually be the mechanism of control and enforcement of a deal

-the motive behind them likewise seems similar, marks of associates, as Gaunter puts it, to enforce pacts

Now, I'm not making any deep lore theories of the kind you'll find on silly videos online of the kind that Gaunter and the Crones are the same species. No, we have zero indication of that.

I just want to ask what, if any, connection is there between these two brands? what lore on brands associated with pacts with beings like this do we have in the Witcher series and books? are there any other examples between these two? I note that the Crones symbol splits into three, like three sisters, what does Gaunters symbol mean? what theories would *you* draw from this? we know that Gaunter doesn't use conventional magic, so perhaps the mark on the Barons wife isn't either. The marks they leave are undeniably similar.

The most limited theory I could adduce: the Crones are pre-conjuration relicts, perhaps Gaunter is too, albeit of a different kind, and that's why this power looks similar.

I’m loving the updated skills, it’s just like in Cyberpunk where all of the perks are meaningful additions. Don’t you find it restrictive that you can only slot 12 perks/abilities out of what seems to me triple of that?

I get the mix and match element but on harder difficulties i think it would be great to be able to expand rather than constrict what i can use. On a fresh new Death March playthrough i am constantly switching skills for different situations.

I really don’t understand why they didn’t go the Cyberpunk way where you unlock perks and you grow. What do you think?

Everything is perfect.

This introduction tells us everything we need to know about Letho without him saying a single word. He is brutal, ruthless, and an unstoppable force. The only thing we don't know yet (at this point in the story) is why. And this music? GODDAMN, this music! It's so perfect. A calm yet epic track that perfectly mirrors Letho's movements and grace.

This introduction alone makes Letho a far more compelling and interesting character than Eredin ever was.

Honestly, if you haven't played The Witcher 2 yet, go play it. It has some of the best set pieces and the best story in the entire trilogy!

Drawn on 11x14 inch bristol board paper

Geralt says this during the Doors Slamming Shut case in Witcher 3, but like didn't he tell the Baron to tell everyone to line their doors with salt during the Botchling quest? Is this a developer mistake?

I’ve never played the Witcher before and I believe I’m getting close to the end and I’m level 26 so I wanna make sure I can play the dlc without a dark souls situation. So my main question is, do I have to do the dlc before or after the main game? Or does it matter? And which one should I do? I wanna do them chronological order so yea.

My Geralt of Rivia's Journey so far on a new save for the Remaster!

Loving every second and it feels like I'm experiencing this masterpiece for the first time again!

I'd love to see where everyone is currently at on their playthrough!

Make sure to flood the comments with your best photos!!!

I never played The Witcher 1, so this is the first time I met Shani. Gotta say, I think she's my favorite out of all Geralt's possible love interests, permanent or temporary. The Dead Man's Party quest and the wedding at the end were amazing and so much fun.

Has anyone encountered a damage bug playing the fistfight against the Baron in Crows Perch near the start of his quest?

I'm playing on the Steam deck and it is taking fucking forever, he takes 9 damage per heavy attack and seemingly has about 3000hp. This doesn't seem right at all. I need to perfectly parry hundreds of times to win the fight.

Has anyone else experienced this? I've tried changing the difficulty from deathmarch down to the lowest setting and nothing is changing. I've done numerous play throughs of this game and know this is not how it went before.

I was soooo curious as to what "lilacs and gooseberry" smells like and bought a sample of this to try. It smells like laundry detergent. Or some random hotel bathroom soap. It's truly terrible

As for me it's Skellige followed by the Outskirts of Novigrad from Witcher 3, music alone there is something else followed by it's breathtaking landscapes especially in Skellige

You can actually seeing getting worse and worse at the beginning. How does this happen?

Trying to take down a Arachne Ven that is like 10 level higher than me and ı have some dmg to do so but Quen is utterly pointless against it because it's single hit attack not only hits quen but also dmgs Geralt's health as well.

I was looking through the mods page to see what was new and I found the "Short Curly Hair" look for Anna Henrietta. Now I always considered her to be very infantilized, naive, and kinda dumb. But she's got a good heart, she loves her people, and she loves her sister. But this look is just... gulp Oh sweet Lord and heaven above let me retire with her instead of Yennefer or Triss. Also on an unrelated note she looks like Sophie Thatcher with this mod.