There’s definitely a subtle difference in the Bruxa’s scream attack before and after being affected by black blood. I never noticed it before, but putting them side by side makes it much more obvious. Small but curious detail!
I don't remember managing them to bite me after drinking black blood, they'd try and swipe me endlessly. I fed up and forgot using black blood altogether
The Gwent professor is definitely the body hanging from the tree. If you don't do the Gwent tutorial with him and therefore not receive the Gwent card you get from him, you will get the card together with the unfinished book if you loot the spot beneath the hanging body later.
Tried to do the tutorial on my recent playthrough and loaded the entire deck but kept getting told I didn’t have enough unit cards. Obviously I deleted that save and just went back to an old save where I’ve got a stacked deck.
Another important detail is that you can find the Zoltan card under the hanged man only if you haven't obtained it in White Orchard, so it really seems like he is the hanged guy
@@Pr0digyZRX yeah I have always seen it as a way of still making the card available in case you don't play with him in White Orchard. I actually didn't in my first playthrough because I saw my deck and I thought I needed to buy more cards before playing with him and then it was too late.
@@M..n..M that's kinda genius fr. On my most recent play through I lost pretty bad to him cause I had a trash deck to start off with lol. I'll go back to the hanged man tree and see if it's still there. Finally going for the 100% run lol
The blacksmith in Kaer Trolde is actually open for interaction at all times, but seems to be on an hourly(or at times 2 hour) cycle. So, if I need sword stuff sold, all I need to do is meditate in front for 1 hour and voila he can be interacted, sometimes 2, its quiet random. But he is a legit blacksmith that can be used as a proper shop/crafter for swords.
@@tedt666This happened for this blacksmith for me and the blacksmith in blackbough but after completing the side quest about his sister, I couldn’t interact with him at all.
The blacksmith can be interacted with just by saving then loading the game next to him. Works every time. It also works with other bugged merchants, like the one in the village near hanged man tree.
@@stephenreid6686 I only thought he doesn't want to talk to be, because he is doesn't like to be disturbed from his activity, but eventually finds a time for my annoying ass and begins to attend to the customer's wishes, which are for the most part just dumping all of the trash weapons on him.
I always interpreted the Professor's line, "the earth shall revolve around the sun before you comprehend these rules", as "you will NEVER comprehend the rules", not as "a year will pass". Meaning that everyone on the Continent is so certain that the Sun revolves around the Earth, and the notion that the earth revolves around the sun is so absurd that it is used like a hyperbole for "never going to happen". Something like "when pigs fly"
@@xLetalis Idk man your English is pretty damn good but you're missing the point here. He is definitely being sarcastic when he says that, he means the guy will never understand the rules.
I think, Letalis is right tho, guys. These people are so much further into science than us in the Middle Ages, and he is a scholar in Oxenfurt too, he of all people should know that the Earth does in fact revolve around the Sun.
6 years ago someone at cdpr thought let's add thousands of details in this game that most people will easily miss and someone will emerge from the crowds to unfold them to the mere mortals.
I did the halflings quests a few days ago and I'm pretty sure I remember Geralt asking the father if Rico is a relative, so it definitely affects the dialogues if you saved rico in the first place. I think he replies by saying he left the family business or something
I've also seen this. You don't get any additional dialogue with Rico if you do the Apiarian Phantom first, but you do get to mention Rico to his father if you helped Rico.
A small detail that just occurred to me when I replayed Blood and Wine - I know you’ve mentioned the knight whose body can be looted for armor and a sword in the Land of a Thousand Fables. But what’s subtle here is the reason *why* that knight died: he was armed only with a steel sword, which has no effect on any of the creatures in the magical illusion.
I really wish CDPR let us explore the different worlds Avallac'h and Geralt travel through. Desert world especially was breathtaking, seeing it was probably the most memorable moment I've had on my first playthrough.
Yeah, I binge watched his playlist only to discover I knew like 9 out of 10 things already because I was a maniac who 100% finished the game, got all achievements and then played a little more xD
Respect for getting the Solaris reference. The book is a classic in regards to Sci-fi. An interesting book about the utter impossibility of humanity understanding aliens if we ever meet some.
There are several inconsistencies with Avallac'h for somewhat obvious reason: Cut content. Since he was originally planned as the main antogonists, but that part was cut almost completely for time reasons, they probably had to stitch several lose ends together. I suppose the main reason for the she-elf in his laboratory was simply to make players doubt his intentions or at least to think about it again
Originally there was a boss battle against Avallac'h in the game or atleat it was planned.. it's always strange that Ciri is so trusting of him in the game when in the books he was a total dick.. and to some degree, he's still in the game but not as much as he was in the books and his intentions in the game are strange.. and he basically lied to Geralt at the end, so yeah, a boss battle against him in my opinion would still make sense if it was in the game
in terms of avallac'h seeing ciri as a tool, i think at first he did. even during most of the game i think ciri was just a valuable/dangerous asset to him. but i feel like when she went after caranthir he suddenly acknowledged her as an actual person. i think it happens right at the moment he switches and says "CIRI" to stop and advise her to go for the staff right before she goes after caranthir. hes putting his faith on her besting his most prodigious student and i think thats when he switches also theres definitely a difference in the bruxa scream after black blood and i think that detail is extremely cool!
Avallac'h sees Ciri as a person, but is a grim pragmatist when it comes to her and her power. actually he's a grim pragmatist with everything Vesimir's funeral "death should never take precedence over life" That invisible (no longer invisible as of 2024) page of notes the video brings up in Avallach's hideout - on it Avallach writes that it is essential for him to regain Ciri's trust - for his plans to work He purposely breeds bloodlines together to produce powerful mages, and invests time and energy into training them - Carathir was one of his students, and a prodigy
The blacksmith, at least form me, has an easier way to unlock (on PC). Simply meditate a couple hours next to him, making sure that the end of the meditation is during his working hours (around noon). And if you do his quest, but don't tell him how his sister died, he will not interact with you anymore, but it's intended, he tells you to get out of his sight 15:00 Yeah, you can glitch yourself through with the help of Roach, but afterwards I found no way to escape. Geralt will live the rest of his life in a brothel lol 18:00 They are definitely different. It's like she has a cold and can't use her voice properly 19:30 The Witcher wiki says that Geralt can mention him
I glitched myself in without roach, actually. Can't recommend it though, it took quite some time and was objectively seen not really worth it. But the moment geralt grabed that invisible barrier above the fence and climbed over it, sparked a fire in me that burns to this day. Since that day I glitch myself wherever I want to go even it takes me hours to find a way xD Edit: I'm pretty sure I got out of there as well. I think I went up on the roof with roach and then jumped the fence (took me about half an hour as well though xD)
The bit with the torch allowing you to survive the white frost may not work anymore, but you can still use that decoction that heals you whenever you drain stamina. All you gotta do is jump. Then you can run around as long as the decoction lasts
As an audio engineer, yes the screams are different. It sounds as if the normal one has a chorus effect on it (many copies of the same sound at differently modulating pitches).
What a wonderful sight to see you back on TW3, but I still can't help but feel a pang of sadness that other games like cyberpunk wasn't able to fill the void left by this wonderful game.
theyre a bit late patching things up but they seem to be back on track recently. lots of performance and immersion fixes came out so maybe theyll get to adding proper content soon...it sucks that they were force rushed and got such a bad rep because of it
@@ipraytovodka witcher seems like a masterpiece whereas cyberpunk seems like a compromise..like look at witcher details..and look at cyberpunk metro..u can't ride it..not officially atleast ..metro lines all around the city ..but cdpr said they will not develop the metro anymore and it will be forever stuck at ' being fixed'
There is in fact a quest variation if you meet Rico Meiersdorf first. Geralt asks Holofernes Meiersdorf (the Apiarian phantom quest giver) if he knows Rico and he replies something along the lines of "yes he's my youngest son, but he went astray".
Well, Avallac'h's note was certainly interesting, I've always found him the most compelling character, simply because his motives and thinking were so hard to predict in the game, and he always seemed to be 2 steps ahead of everyone else (MF took a potion from Keira to soften the effect on his neurological system because he knew of Ciri's association with the Witchers and that they'd likely be the ones who'd find him and that they'll use decoctions of the grasses to lift his curse, now that's very impressive!) When he mentioned that Ciri is so much like Lara when talking about her agreeing to have a child with Auberon, what is he even referring to? It's not like Lara went ahead and had a child with the person she was promised to for the good of the Aen Elle, she did the exact opposite and had a relationship with a human. Maybe he does find it admirable that like Lara, Ciri doesn't discriminate against the other race and in fact wants good for both, not minding getting into interracial relationships, even though Lara's choice was a personal blow to him. I guess, we won't find out what his thoughts on Ciri were, but I've always had an inkling that he might actually have some romantic feelings towards her. He drew her portraits, mentions that Elder Blood (by extension Lara which he was in love with), is known to be hot-blooded just like Ciri so I suspect that's his type. He also seems visibly upset when Ge'els mentioned his previous treatment of her. But the biggest giveaway is the she-elf, she's treating Ciri like a rival and let me tell you what she's saying is pure BS. We do in fact know that Ciri shares a lot of features with Lara, so the drinking water from a puddle of Mudd comment is not meant to reflect reality but to insult Ciri. I suspect she could have twisted Avallac'h's words the same way, let's say he's just mentioned that she's a handful, and she twisted it into you're always doing the dumbest shit and he can't wait to get rid of you. So in other words the she elf was trying to damage their relationship out of jealousy. As for Ciri, she did enjoy travelling the worlds with him and learning, she does seem to be fond of him, after all she started trusting and relying on him after the Auberon fiasco. The thing is, if they were going for hinting that Avallac'h is interested in Ciri romantically, why the hell did they make him look so old? A girl barely in her 20s and a guy nearing 50s is hardly an appealing type of relationship for most people and Witcher III did target younger audience. As I understand Aen Elle in the books were handsome and somewhat young looking even when being hundreds of years old, but they kinda missed the mark with the design of all of them so what can we say (just look at Eredins face aka some boring dark lord type villain lol).
I totally agree with you that Avallac'h has some romantic feelings for Ciri at least a little, and all of the things you've mentioned about them are spot on. However I've always felt that their relationship was not meant to be viewed as romantic by neither the book readers or by players for a lot of reasons, only some of which are their actual difference in age, experience and worldviews. In fact to me Avallac'h's romantic inclinations, slight as they might be, are quite off-putting, and I think they were meant to be seen that way hence his appearance reflecting his age, even though in the books it was stated many times that it is next to impossible to tell the age of an elf that is Aen Sidh. But I do feel that he cares for Ciri as a person at least somewhat.
Agree with you tough disagree regarding the age difference. I mean the witcher universe is based and inspired by medieval Europe. The average life exptancy for the Commonor was 30 and at best 50 and thats not counting wars, plagues and famines. Girls were considered women when they hit puberty and were mothers thrice over before they reached 20. This is a clear hard fact and when viewing mediums like ASOIAF, LOTR and the Witcher you need to keep these realities in mind
@@nasiransari9761 I understand your point, but I'm not sure you got what I meant. The things you speak about do exist in the the Witcher world and are addressed by the author several times, however there is a clear difference when it's for example Geralt and Yen then Avallac'h and Ciri. I originally thought that Geralt was around 70-80 years old, and Yennefer is stated to be 94 in the last book as far as I can recall (but this looks to be incorrect as most of the fandom has concluded Geralt is around 90-100 years old - so actually close to Yen's age). This kind of age difference (as was perceived by me) is fine since they are both adults with several lifetimes of experiences. But Ciri is a young woman even by the Witcher's world standards, while Avallac'h is centuries of years old. I hope you can't possibly think is okay for a guy several centuries old to be with a 20-something girl...
@@AliveIsAll_I_am I think your reasoning is correct. I think that's why they also aged some of the characters in the game to make it more appropriate. Well, one example with a huge age gap would be Shani and Geralt, if I had to guess in the first game she was in her early 20s as well. But setting that aside, I agree that Avallac'h and Ciri's relationship going romantic would be off. Ciri is not mature enough. Anything more than what had been shown in the game and things could get very creepy very quickly, not to mention introduce an unhealthy power dynamic. That being said, if we ever get another Witcher game, I would love to have an older Ciri as the main protagonist and could see Ciri X Avallac'h happening then. I think their relationship and especially exploring how they handle their differences would make for an interesting story. There's enough back story for some organic drama and enough hints and appreciation between the two to have some heartfelt moments. Their relationship could be a success or a failure, but I'd be really disappointed if it was all brushed aside. Maybe that's just me, but I'm salty we weren't shown what happened with Aen Elle and that the whole human-elven conflict was kinda passed over at the end of Witcher 3. Avallac'h just disappeared without a mention too. Another Witcher game could resolve that and the other dropped plot lines.
Nah the elf is a high quality level liar and agenda pusher. He trains people and plays them like puppets. In the end everything is just a cog in the system to him. Elves live too long to care about humans. Isn’t Regis like that? Doesn’t he mention something like that? Doesn’t Regis (the most trustworthy character) think little of him? Dude is peculiar and shady. His mystique isn’t charming it’s alarming.
Amazing as always the smallest details are often the finest, thanks for this! Definitely a slight difference in the Bruxa's scream it's a miracle you caught it as well as the note on Auberon. I believe Avallac'h and the female elf did have something maybe not love but if I recall Ciri notes that she has seen her in Tir ná Lia and there was indeed a female elf conversing with Avallac'h before Ciri was to meet him one day. At the end he threw her a kiss as she was leaving although if I remember correctly the elf woman in the books had blonde hair but hey Triss' hair in the games was different too. In my opinion the whole Avallac'h and Ciri thing is a bit of a weak point. Given all the events in Lady of the Lake Ciri just happens to trust Avallac'h because he somehow gave up on capturing her for the Aen Elle's needs and convinced her he now wishes to help because of Eredin and that the White Frost is imminent? Okay let's say you could justify that but then at the end he just vanishes and forgets about Ciri (speaking about the she lives scenario)? Think Ge'els asked the right question about what would happen after Eredin's death namely the King Avallac'h joke.
When you visit a frozen world with Avallac'h you can use the Ekhidna decoction and just jump around. The health regeneration if simply higher than the frostbite damage even on Death march. I have to say - some decoction combinations were a little bit OP, but that's how I explored this area.
I think you’re right with the Bruxa scream, it definitely sounded like one singular scream afterwards, also I had no idea Whispess was from Toussaint! It’s amazing what details can be picked up just from reading the description from a fast travel sign, I think I’ll be doing that more often on my next playthrough :)
Psychologist here. My take on Avallac'h motivation is that even if he was using Ciri cold-heartedly in the beginning and somehow manipulated her into taking up a very dangerous mission, he definitely grew on her in the time of their travels. There is no chance you will risk your life for somebody, suffer a curse and still hate them. Your psyche won't let you to do that in order to prevent cognitive dissonance (how come i helped a person I dislike?). Secondly, there is a very clear inclination towards (perhaps subconscious) romantic relationship between both Avallac'h and Ciri (she talks about him, like, very often and she is far too distressed after visiting Avallac'h's laboratory considering she herself told that he was after her power). Portraits are clearly of her and not Lara bc of clothes. In addition to that, they don't look like matter of fact pics needed to identify the person. Maybe he told himself he's doing that just to document Ciri's appearance or that he even draws Lara in order to deny his fancy of Ciri but to me it looks obvious (And to Yennefer as she tells him he's obsessed). As for she-elf was clearly speaking out of jealousy. P. S. In this take I leave out book's characterization.
It truly makes sense! In my first play through I tried to calm Ciri down after she was furious about Avallac'h (which with another bad choice led me to the worst ending). I remember I was kinda aware of the mysterious character of Avallac'h and felt that he didn't completely use Ciri, even if it was his first intention. It was obvious that he had deep feeling for Ciri and I didn't wanted her to lose that kind of friend.
i think my favorite small detail in this game: i was doing novigrad quests first and did the doppler thief quest. a little whiles later, i wanted to see if you could play gwent with keira (i have a small gwent addiction...), so i decided to do the wandering in the dark quest. well, during the part where you need to find the horse glyph, i examined the wrong one and it spawned wraiths that looked like geralt and keira. geralt actually mentions it in passing to keira that he fought himself before then. i thought that that was really cool! as for the halfling question, i think i remember geralt mentioning that rico left town, but i could be mistaken. thanks for another great video! :D
Don't the Geralt and Keira clones spawn always when you do the quest? I think it's happened every time for me. Or may be I just inspected everything always
@@xLetalis I've never actually chosen the right glyph on the first go, so I've no idea! I always seem to forget that examining the glyph means that you're actually choosing it...
They are "attached" to some wrong image to choose and spawn at any time you trigger it. But regarding the afterwards dialogue piece about Geralt fighting himself, it is actually a reference to the book story of Geralt's first interaction with Dudu Biberveldt. Because he says it regardless of you completing that Novigrad qu'est before or not.
1) you are absolutely right about the Bruxa screams, they are different. 2) I think I managed to get the blacksmith talking to turn in the quest, and as far as I recall, it was somehow time-related. Either time of a day, weather, or something like that. I think I found a solution on some forum while searching for how to finish the quest. P.S. I played on a Nintendo Switch
Honestly the last detail about the Whispess is the most interesting to me. I though that all three of the sister were created by their "Mother" either looking like they do in the game or they were first human-like and then descended into their current forms via some dark practices. So this would suggest not only at least the Whispess was good in the beginning, but that she died and was revived as well?
@@xLetalis Would you know which video was it? I really want to check it out, the Crones are one of the most fascinating (and frightening) beings of the game lore!!
@@xLetalis I would also love to know which video it was, i've binged them all but can't really seem to recall that fact. I'd love to re watch it, the crones were one of the coolest/fascinating parts of the game for me as well !
The last point really supports my theory about Vivienne's curse I told you earlier. Also I'm pretty sure the Gwent tutorial guy is the one hanging because you get the Zoltan card from it when you win and I just saw you can also pick it up from the corpse.
@@erisofliria That Vivienne's curse is from the Crones. She told Geralt a creature dwelling in the woods was envious of her parents happiness in her enviroment so she cursed the child. Also One of the curse puppets, Geralt has to choose to undo the curse from the Barons wife has a feather. What's funny is I was writing Letalis that one day before the video so he kind of supported my theory with that.
@@makenaiyomi1083 That's so very interesting! Wonder if her parents are from Velen (or near it) or if the Crones have influence in Toussant even There's still so much to know about this game
After 7 years, I still finding myself to replay this game from time to time. It's sad to see Geralt's arc to end but I hope The Witcher story doesn't end with him. I could go with spin offs with Ciri.
That scholar can indeed be found on the Hanged Man’s Tree. I recall one of the devs talk about it in an interview. Can’t for my life remember which one, but the story stuck with me:)
i did that too from my first playthrough. well i didnt wait 24hour i simply wait 1hour to interact with him. funny thing is i have to wait every time i go away from that place and revisit the blacksmith i couldnt find a permanent solution to the bug but i will try waiting 24 hour next to him
I found that you can only interact with either the blacksmith or the armourer at the same time. Waiting 23 hours makes your ability to interact with either to switch.
So glad you're making these again! I've watched through an absurd number of your older videos while waiting and am nearly through with the main story in my first full playthrough! (I got overwhelmed at novigrad the first time I tried to play in 2016)
Here’s something I picked up on: Tamara Strenger, the Bloody Baron’s Daughter, was (probably) originally supposed to be a sorceress. There’s still some hints in the game -she has the crude doll of Triss the Baron made for her as a child -when you show up to the house in Oxenfurt, there’s a conspicuous cat sitting on the table. Cats in the Witcher world are attracted to sources of magic. -don’t you think there was something missing at the end of the questline concerning Tamara? Like, the Baron and his wife get pretty conclusive endings, ambiguous or not, but Tamara just goes with the witch-hunters never to be seen again. What happens to her, and the squad of witch-hunters? I’d conjecture that there’s a cut subplot about Tamara being a Source, the witch-hunters finding out and maybe having Tamara join the mages in Novigrad that Triss helps. The leader of that squad is also a rather unique character, basically the only decent one of his profession we meet. I assume that there was going to be an event that allows Tamara to escape, the success of which depended on our interactions with him.
That's far fetched, the doll don't prove much, cats aren't attracted to magic, it's more like they don't fear it and can store it. That's what i remember at least. Can't say about the last part but it's true i expected to heard or see Tamara and her chief again.
I think that Avallac'h sees Ciri in two ways: - he doesn't care for her as a human, nor does he respect "sub-species" like humans - he respects the power that Ciri has and probably views her as more of a thief of magic than anything, that the magic truly belongs to the elves
And about Avalac'h and what he thinks of Ciri. He has done a lot of pairing the right elves together to get the most desirable offsprings or at least have great knowledge of it(Caranthir). When he first meets Ciri I believe he can only see Cregennan of Lod, who he never has forgiven, in her and that's why he is so cold and unpolite at the same time polite to her. But the more they spend time with her he starts to see Lara Dorren in her, or more likely the daughter he would so much have wanted with Lara. Because of that he is always looking out for the best for Ciri but it seem, odd to us mere humans as he is not only an Aen Elle but also an Aen Saevherne. Or that's how I think about him. All in all I think he is a great character that you can not only like or dislike but also go back and forth between disliking and liking. PS. You surely have found the artistic paraphernalia in the Kaer Morhen area. Do you believe as I that it could belong to Avalac'h? DS.
You are definitely right about the Bruxa screams, without black blood they're harmonized, with it it is only one melodious line and a whisper behind it, but there's no harmonization
Solaris reference really surprised me, according to the author, it is definetly a reference. I have read the book, it is good, but I was disapointed by the ending. Also, during my last playthrough I came across something I find really funny - during the search of bloody Barons house, when you go downstairs, the two guards near the stairs exchange the "bring out the gimp" dialog from Pulp Fiction. However, I was not able to trigger the dialog again.
so that's what that dialogue is about! I thought it was just to show that uma is already there (and now that I've written that I realize Uma shares a name with Uma Thurman. lol)
@@manfredtroll3507 I was also under the impression that the name meant ugliest man alive, but if that dialogue is really from pulp fiction it's not a coincidence
Great work as always man. A testament to the game that after 7 years people are still finding secrets and even new mysteries. Also, it's crazy the view count you receive on videos about a 7 year old game. Just shows the quality of the work you put in. I will always keep watching any videos you upload :D
i love the back story details! i honestly dont always read the notes or books so many of these details and side stories of main or side characters are surprising and exciting for me 🙂
Thank you! I can't believe there was still stuff I haven't seen before. Have you ever properly repeated a "missed detail" in your videos? Because there are so many you have made.
Wow, even though having played the game twice, there still seems to be tons of details I've missed. Thanks for another details missed video and looking forward to your next one.
Hi there! I know one nice detail about TW3, I don’t recall you mentioning it in ur vids, so I’ll write it here: One day, CDPR received a letter from a fan called Nick, the guy was severely ill and just wanted to thank the company for producing The Witcher 2, a game that made him forget (at least for a while) about his illness. As a response, CDPR asked Nick to send pictures of his face in order to include him in The Witcher 3! So in TW3, you can find several NPC’s with Nick’s face all around the world. Not sure where all of them are exactly, but one I can recall for sure is a blacksmith in Ard Skellig! Otherwise, amazing video as always!! :)
Avallac'h is a deep grey character, but I've always believed he cares about Ciri and really wants to help her control her power, not just use her (only talking about the game). I think it shows in their cutscenes and dialogues. And Ciri (mostly) trusts him after spending a lot of time with him, so why should we doubt her judgement?
well maybe, because of the things he tried to do to her in the books and he still lied about many things in the game and at the end he still used her.. yeah, he wanted to "save the world" but he doesn't care if she dies saving it or not - he cares only that she will succeed in saving the world(s).. if she dies, she dies
I think that Avallac'h genuinely wants to help Ciri but deep down he doesn't really like her because she's a human and not an elf and that's why he wanted to experiment with her blood to get a baby elf with elder blood from her
I just need to thank you XLet for the “things you missed” playlist because it’s kept me entertained for so many hours and got me even more interested in the Witcher and in love with it than I already was. Fucking thank you bro, fantastic work
The blacksmith has different stories for the swords, I don’t remember what made him change dialog, but is either just the point of story you’re in or the sword you have in your back
That interaction with the blacksmith in Kaer Trolde, I believe it's bugged but we can interact with him randomly. I tried it couple of times by meditating every hour and see if he's not smithing, if he isn't he's interactable, there was a similar Smith somewhere in velen with the same issue
Theres a funny thing I ran in the last days playing Witcher 3. In one of the houses west of the Portside Gate in Farcorners you can find a document named Julia Kenyon's diary. It activates the Feline Scavenger hunt and tells you something about ancient Relics. The house is full of books and othe weird stuff lying all over the place. It seems to be a house of a merchant that sells antiques. But the most interesting thing is that there are atleast 9 cats that will respawn a few seconds after you kill them. Julia Kenyon is never mentioned again during the Scavenger hunt. But it took my breath again how detailed this game is.
That Smith in Kaer Trolde really bugged me because I found the letter and couldn't deliver it because he was buged. That game really doesn't want me to finish all quest in one run
Solaris is unlike anything you might be expecting - be warned. It is a more psychological book, that tries to ask a question whether humans can really communicate with other, alien lifeforms. The thing about blacksmith is that he is intentionally non-interactive after quest involving him (for about a week). But somehow this effects spills to time even before and after his quest. What I did is to meditate for 1 hour near him. If he was still unavailable then I would repeat the process. Also he sometimes is interactive even if there is no 'blacksmith' icon on map. When it comes to Avallach - he is openly admitting that he cares only for Elder Blood in Ciri, but he is an elven schemer and manipulator. He cares about Ciri more than he admits, something that seems obvious after seeing his drawings of her, and conversation with female elf that states 'he talks about Ciri all the time' - and he is not a talkative person. There is something more - like a lingering feeling for Lara that manifests in his fascination with Ciri.
You can talk to the blacksmith if you meditate an hour or two. Tells you a story about a talking axe, always wondered where it can be found, I couldn't see it in his inventory, or it didn't look remarkable. He tells you several stories if you keep asking him to. Oh, maybe the bug is only fixable on playstation. Typing while I'm watching this. Interesting, about the Bruxa scream. Love little details like that. As for Avellac'h, I think that he just cares about her because she is dangerous and that is enough. Most Elves hate us, so it's good enough in my eyes. As always, great video, thank you for all the hard work to bring us joy❤️
7:30 talking to the Kaer Trolde blacksmith. I talked to him during my first visit to the castle, and second time during a quest to inform him about the tragedy. And this is where the bug really stands in the way, but, it helps to meditate a couple hours, but not too close to him, somewhere near the steps to their 'pit' will do nicely. And if not try doing it once or twice again, it should work. P.S. it's the PC version.
Thanks again for a great video xLetalis! I completely missed the monument about Whispess in Tousount! I had the impression that the Crones were like their "Mother", never human, but beings of magic. Is there any other history of the Crones early lives, or how they became so monstrous??? I'd really love to know more about them and their Mother!
Concerning Avallac´h... This is one of the very few things I really dont like about the game. Like you said, its kind of a mystery what he really thinks about Ciri, the conflict of humans and elves, etc. This is fine, if you havnt read the books. But after reading them, I simply cannot believe his character. He deceived Ciri into this horrible thing with the Elven King (you talked about it already) and now, I shall believe, without any hint or explanation that hes with us? I know, trusting him is the right choice in the end, because I already played the game. But when I want to roleplay Geralt, I simply cannot bring myself to trust him. Maybe I missed something in the books, but I really cannot see Geralt trusting him after what he planned with Ciri. But the game completely ignores these events, in some interactions, it even somewhat shames you for not trusting him. Geralt could just say something like :"Hey, I remember your stupid plan" and it would be "ok". Avallac´h could answer in one sentence that he changed his mind, or whatever, and I wouldnt care that much. But as it is in the game, I simply think they want us to ignore his past (not even mentioning it to the player). But I dont know why...
This is so interesting. I have just played and finished the Witcher 3 for the first time and it has devoured me for months. Next I’ll have to read the books and then I’ll play for a second time. It’ll probably take years but I just love the details. Lots of RUclips videos to watch in between!
For the Bruxa scream it really do sound different. Not different enough to notice right away or at all if you aren't keen on all the small details. It is a really cool detail and I applaud CD for putting so much love and care for the game.
That black blood scream observation was a damn good catch man!! I’m just now going thru your playlist and I’m LOVINGGG ITTTT!!!!!!!! Started a new W3 playthrough a few days ago and some of this stuff I know but some I don’t and it’s just so fun to listen to this while I work to hype me up for when I get to play W3 later!
I think I had managed to talk to the blacksmith outside of that point. Far as I remember if you save and then reload, you will be able to talk to him. I had done his quests both times I have played so far, and I didn't leave Yennefer. Played on PC by the way, unfortunately I can't test this right now as I don't have the game installed.
Yes, I did that same quest that way a month ago. Just stand next to him, save game, go to menu, reload and there you have it, now we can talk to him. :) Pretty surprised xLetalis didn't know this :P It's written on the wikia page too.
I figured the Blacksmith out, he is only available for talk at certain hours in the in-game day time, don't remember when exactly though, probably at the end of his "office hours"?. Nothing to do with the funeral quest or meditating or reloading. I finished him long after the funeral quest while clearing last remaining side quests on Skellige. Fun to see so many people commenting about that blacksmith, glad to be one of them :D
Blacksmith is bugged in PS4 as well, but meditating fixes him and you can interact with him normally. Typically he starts bugged, you meditate, and then he's fine.
It was awesome when I found the gwent scholar's book. Like, "Wow. That's was fast." I had always wondered if discouraging him mattered. Thanks for finding out.
For me, the professor when introducing himself seems to ba a small reference to a Dwight Schrute from The Office with his "assisting regional manager" thing. Even the protectional tone is the same ;)
Another great video. I didn't discover most of these things before my third play through. Also, so much about the games became much clearer after reading the books. This may be really old news, but I haven't watched all the details missed videos, nor read all the comments from 6 years worth of videos. Anyway, has anyone else noticed an almost total lack of NPCs, both male and female, in the roughly 12 to 17 year old age range? There's one female NPC bopping around some villages in Velen for sure...and maybe in Toussaint also? She's the same model in both places. Out of all the female NPCs to have matured physical attributes, she's one of the very rare female NPCs to wear a short dress. Blue, thigh length dress IIRC, and a hair style kinda like Rita Laux-Antille. Is it possible that would have anything to do with designating her as a younger age, say second half of teenage years, from the dev's perspective on normally accepted dress for a given age range in the world? There may be one other NPC, different skin, also in Toussaint I think, who is in a thigh length dress. But it's super rare to see in the game.
Yes, Geralt asks about Rico and the father mentions that he left to seek his fortune in the city (or something of that effect). That's the only mention that I can recall.
You're right about the screams! It's like the black blood takes a lot of mph out of her. Is the effect of the scream reduced too? Also, Avallache is essentially a jilted lover. Any affection he feels for Ciri would result from his feelings for Lara, and not Ciri herself, most likely. So, yes, I think he cares, but... from a degree of emotional distance.
6:55...you can most definitely interact with this blacksmith, you just have to meditate for an hour, and then you will be able to interact with him. If he is not there then you have to meditate several hours until he is there, and then if you still cant interact with him you will have to meditate another hour so that you can interact with him. I sell all of my swords to him later in the game, as he offers pretty decent prices and has about $7,000 available (he doesn't offer quite as much a blacksmith I found in Velen, but the Velen blacksmith's available money quickly goes to about $300 after you get to Skelige, so he is not very useful anymore). Hopefully this helps!
There is a difference in the Apiarian Phantom quest if you’ve met rico before. An extra dialogue option where Geralt asks “Any relation to Rico mieldorlf?” The dad replies “Yes my youngest son, fled the family business to seek fortune in the big city. Do you know him?” Geralt than says “yes but that’s not why I’m here.”
This Blacksmith on Kear Trolde has some bugs on PS4 too, but you can access him. You need to meditate in front of him for an hour and he can be accessed without any problems. Actually, He doesn't talk only about one sword, but few of them. Not sure if it happens in English version of the game, but in it does in Polish.
I once stumbled upon a quest that quickly disappeared (not sure if it was an actual quest). But there was a woman in Novigrad screaming for help cause a man was bothering her (I’m pretty sure there was a ! above her). When Geralt went to help her she was a bit embarrassed and it was apparently their “gameplay” to spice up the relationship. The quest disappeared quickly the moment you tried to help her. And it never showed again (in my second play through). I couldn’t find any info about it either. Maybe someone saw this quest as well?
Awesome videos! Only recently started watching them so I haven't gone through all of them so I wouldn't know whether you have covered this detail before. This is something I came across recently while going through the quest to look through Phillipas hideout. Only after looting the first bloodied agate you can walk out from the room and follow a glitched out witcher scent to the bottom of the tilted floor to find something else and get another piece of investigation dialogue.
It genuinely suprises me that there are still things which people have missed out even after this game being out for 7 years kudos to CDPR for making the best open world rpg
Another small detail I encountered in the quest Now or never - if you decide to go save the two missing mages, you arrive at their place seeing that the owners of the house sold them to the witch hunters. The detail I noticed is that after you defeat the witch hunters, you can go talk to the owners and there is a unique dialogue, where you can decide to punch the owner or let them go.
Definitely a change in the scream, almost like the black blood scarred her vocal cords. You are not imagining it, I can hear it. Also, dang, those cosplayers. As for Avallac'h ... I think you being unsure is the point. Age changes us, perhaps caring for Ciri + using her like a weapon is the very point. Both because he is not human and because he is so old, so wise/worldly, that he is unable to see her just as one or the other. Intelligence and wisdom can grow when you grow older, but not emotions. So he does what his thinking mind tells him but cannot entirely see her as a tool, thus creating this state of uneasyness players feel. One step away from the caring elven grandfather, one step away from the cold hearted Aen Elle.
I just recently noticed that the blacksmith in white orchard gets his forge rebuilt if you wait long enough before going back to see him. I love how CDPR puts time and attention into the smallest details.
There’s definitely a subtle difference in the Bruxa’s scream attack before and after being affected by black blood. I never noticed it before, but putting them side by side makes it much more obvious. Small but curious detail!
Yeah, definitely sounds like a smaller number of angry jet engines after being affected by black blood.
Yea, I'd have to agree. It sounds less impactful. I think the analogy xletalis makes is right. Multiple screams vs a single scream.
Maybe it even does less damage since it sounds weaker too, who knows?
I don't remember managing them to bite me after drinking black blood, they'd try and swipe me endlessly.
I fed up and forgot using black blood altogether
Definitely a lot more hoarse
The Gwent professor is definitely the body hanging from the tree. If you don't do the Gwent tutorial with him and therefore not receive the Gwent card you get from him, you will get the card together with the unfinished book if you loot the spot beneath the hanging body later.
yeah, that is the sad reality about the war, that people often tend to forget, by romanticizing it.
Tried to do the tutorial on my recent playthrough and loaded the entire deck but kept getting told I didn’t have enough unit cards. Obviously I deleted that save and just went back to an old save where I’ve got a stacked deck.
Berserk reference???
Another important detail is that you can find the Zoltan card under the hanged man only if you haven't obtained it in White Orchard, so it really seems like he is the hanged guy
Fr? That's pretty dope fr. CDPR killed it with the little details in TW3
@@Pr0digyZRX yeah I have always seen it as a way of still making the card available in case you don't play with him in White Orchard. I actually didn't in my first playthrough because I saw my deck and I thought I needed to buy more cards before playing with him and then it was too late.
@@M..n..M that's kinda genius fr. On my most recent play through I lost pretty bad to him cause I had a trash deck to start off with lol. I'll go back to the hanged man tree and see if it's still there. Finally going for the 100% run lol
@@Pr0digyZRX
“Killed it with the little details”
Quite literally, in fact!
The blacksmith in Kaer Trolde is actually open for interaction at all times, but seems to be on an hourly(or at times 2 hour) cycle. So, if I need sword stuff sold, all I need to do is meditate in front for 1 hour and voila he can be interacted, sometimes 2, its quiet random. But he is a legit blacksmith that can be used as a proper shop/crafter for swords.
Same goes for the armourer
I remember thinking how annoying it was to meditate everytime I wanted something from him, that's what I had to do too.
I never had any problems interacting with him at all.
Worked for me too, everytime I went to sell him loot I had to meditate for 1 hour.
@@tedt666This happened for this blacksmith for me and the blacksmith in blackbough but after completing the side quest about his sister, I couldn’t interact with him at all.
The blacksmith can be interacted with just by saving then loading the game next to him. Works every time. It also works with other bugged merchants, like the one in the village near hanged man tree.
I just meditate next to him. He just seems to be on an alternating schedule, where you can interact with him every other hour.
I just meditate next to him and he is interactable, usually. He is very stubborn guy.
Did this without even realizing it, I always save b4 gwent
Meditating did not work for me (based on 2-3 tries next to him) although others say it works. I didn't try reloading next to him tho.
@@stephenreid6686 I only thought he doesn't want to talk to be, because he is doesn't like to be disturbed from his activity, but eventually finds a time for my annoying ass and begins to attend to the customer's wishes, which are for the most part just dumping all of the trash weapons on him.
I always interpreted the Professor's line, "the earth shall revolve around the sun before you comprehend these rules", as "you will NEVER comprehend the rules", not as "a year will pass". Meaning that everyone on the Continent is so certain that the Sun revolves around the Earth, and the notion that the earth revolves around the sun is so absurd that it is used like a hyperbole for "never going to happen". Something like "when pigs fly"
I think he had the literal meaning in mind, people in this world know about viruses, bacteria, evolution, genetics, etc.
Yep it really is that simple. He's just saying they'll never understand the rules. Similar phrases are common irl.
@@xLetalis Idk man your English is pretty damn good but you're missing the point here. He is definitely being sarcastic when he says that, he means the guy will never understand the rules.
oh wait wait guys I misunderstood the comment ignore my remark :)
I think, Letalis is right tho, guys. These people are so much further into science than us in the Middle Ages, and he is a scholar in Oxenfurt too, he of all people should know that the Earth does in fact revolve around the Sun.
6 years ago someone at cdpr thought let's add thousands of details in this game that most people will easily miss and someone will emerge from the crowds to unfold them to the mere mortals.
I did the halflings quests a few days ago and I'm pretty sure I remember Geralt asking the father if Rico is a relative, so it definitely affects the dialogues if you saved rico in the first place. I think he replies by saying he left the family business or something
Yes this also happened to me
Yes indeed, same thing to me, saved rico before this quest and had an additional dialogue
I've also seen this. You don't get any additional dialogue with Rico if you do the Apiarian Phantom first, but you do get to mention Rico to his father if you helped Rico.
Yup, found it on my fourth playthrough a couple of months ago
Just look up a walkthrough. You're completely right.
A small detail that just occurred to me when I replayed Blood and Wine - I know you’ve mentioned the knight whose body can be looted for armor and a sword in the Land of a Thousand Fables. But what’s subtle here is the reason *why* that knight died: he was armed only with a steel sword, which has no effect on any of the creatures in the magical illusion.
good point!
Ohhhh you're right! I never thought about that!
Still dying to an illusion of all things 😑
I really wish CDPR let us explore the different worlds Avallac'h and Geralt travel through. Desert world especially was breathtaking, seeing it was probably the most memorable moment I've had on my first playthrough.
just use a mod to take out the borders in W3... et voila you are free to explore
@@Krispen_Wah nothing to find or do though. Would've been cool if act 3 was more fleshed out with otherworldly adventures. Or maybe another expansion
I still remember how I binged watched your entire playlist of "things you missed" after i discovered this channel.
Hahaha me too, these series are my favourite content from yt
Lmao I did too
Yeah, I binge watched his playlist only to discover I knew like 9 out of 10 things already because I was a maniac who 100% finished the game, got all achievements and then played a little more xD
Respect for getting the Solaris reference.
The book is a classic in regards to Sci-fi. An interesting book about the utter impossibility of humanity understanding aliens if we ever meet some.
There are several inconsistencies with Avallac'h for somewhat obvious reason: Cut content. Since he was originally planned as the main antogonists, but that part was cut almost completely for time reasons, they probably had to stitch several lose ends together.
I suppose the main reason for the she-elf in his laboratory was simply to make players doubt his intentions or at least to think about it again
I wish they could release what they had planned and how much was cut from the story as the ending does feel kinda rushed
How do you know this?
@@traceursebas I don't remember, but just search for it. It's not super uncommon knowledge and you should find stuff about it
Always assume the elf was an attempt to clone Ciri.
Originally there was a boss battle against Avallac'h in the game or atleat it was planned.. it's always strange that Ciri is so trusting of him in the game when in the books he was a total dick.. and to some degree, he's still in the game but not as much as he was in the books and his intentions in the game are strange.. and he basically lied to Geralt at the end, so yeah, a boss battle against him in my opinion would still make sense if it was in the game
Solaris is a fantastic novel, which I strongly recommend.
Lem is great at imagining aliens that are not just humans with different coloured skin.
Andrei Tarkovsky also made a great movie based on it (1972, not the US remake!). To me it is a good an SF movie as 2001 a space odyssey.
This one took awhile to make, hope it was worth it :)
Oh im sure it is :)
For shoe!
They are always worth it love this series
The Kaer Trollde blacksmith is bugged on the xbox one version aswell
@@watata1t meditating for an hour or two *must help* i do it on PS4 it works. It might be bugged on every platform as far as i know.....
in terms of avallac'h seeing ciri as a tool, i think at first he did. even during most of the game i think ciri was just a valuable/dangerous asset to him. but i feel like when she went after caranthir he suddenly acknowledged her as an actual person. i think it happens right at the moment he switches and says "CIRI" to stop and advise her to go for the staff right before she goes after caranthir. hes putting his faith on her besting his most prodigious student and i think thats when he switches
also theres definitely a difference in the bruxa scream after black blood and i think that detail is extremely cool!
Avallac'h sees Ciri as a person, but is a grim pragmatist when it comes to her and her power. actually he's a grim pragmatist with everything
Vesimir's funeral "death should never take precedence over life"
That invisible (no longer invisible as of 2024) page of notes the video brings up in Avallach's hideout - on it Avallach writes that it is essential for him to regain Ciri's trust - for his plans to work
He purposely breeds bloodlines together to produce powerful mages, and invests time and energy into training them - Carathir was one of his students, and a prodigy
Avalach was to marry Lara
Avalach and Lara...was the plan...but destiny intervened...Craig of Lod
The blacksmith, at least form me, has an easier way to unlock (on PC). Simply meditate a couple hours next to him, making sure that the end of the meditation is during his working hours (around noon). And if you do his quest, but don't tell him how his sister died, he will not interact with you anymore, but it's intended, he tells you to get out of his sight
15:00 Yeah, you can glitch yourself through with the help of Roach, but afterwards I found no way to escape. Geralt will live the rest of his life in a brothel lol
18:00 They are definitely different. It's like she has a cold and can't use her voice properly
19:30 The Witcher wiki says that Geralt can mention him
yes this works too but I just log in and out and hes "interactable" (is that a word ?)
I glitched myself in without roach, actually. Can't recommend it though, it took quite some time and was objectively seen not really worth it. But the moment geralt grabed that invisible barrier above the fence and climbed over it, sparked a fire in me that burns to this day. Since that day I glitch myself wherever I want to go even it takes me hours to find a way xD
Edit: I'm pretty sure I got out of there as well. I think I went up on the roof with roach and then jumped the fence (took me about half an hour as well though xD)
9 more details? This man is undefeated. Best Witcher content on RUclips. I'm especially impressed by the library detail. Good eye.
The bit with the torch allowing you to survive the white frost may not work anymore, but you can still use that decoction that heals you whenever you drain stamina. All you gotta do is jump. Then you can run around as long as the decoction lasts
Ehkidna decoction.
You can also get the perk that heals you when your quen bubble takes damage to heal up by activating it and walking into the frost.
@@sarriedoherty4577 Dis is dae wae
this is what I did but there's a kill barrier in the mountains that stops you getting too far suddenly the damage you take inceases rapidly
As an audio engineer, yes the screams are different. It sounds as if the normal one has a chorus effect on it (many copies of the same sound at differently modulating pitches).
What a wonderful sight to see you back on TW3, but I still can't help but feel a pang of sadness that other games like cyberpunk wasn't able to fill the void left by this wonderful game.
:( yeah it's true
theyre a bit late patching things up but they seem to be back on track recently. lots of performance and immersion fixes came out so maybe theyll get to adding proper content soon...it sucks that they were force rushed and got such a bad rep because of it
@@ipraytovodka witcher seems like a masterpiece whereas cyberpunk seems like a compromise..like look at witcher details..and look at cyberpunk metro..u can't ride it..not officially atleast ..metro lines all around the city ..but cdpr said they will not develop the metro anymore and it will be forever stuck at ' being fixed'
@@Parichaychatterjee1 thats kind of my point...it could have been an amazing game but got screwed by rushed deadlines
Cyberpunk is an atrocious piece of trash
There is in fact a quest variation if you meet Rico Meiersdorf first. Geralt asks Holofernes Meiersdorf (the Apiarian phantom quest giver) if he knows Rico and he replies something along the lines of "yes he's my youngest son, but he went astray".
Ah, the legend is back. Missed your witcher 3 videos man, keep it up! ❤️
Well, Avallac'h's note was certainly interesting, I've always found him the most compelling character, simply because his motives and thinking were so hard to predict in the game, and he always seemed to be 2 steps ahead of everyone else (MF took a potion from Keira to soften the effect on his neurological system because he knew of Ciri's association with the Witchers and that they'd likely be the ones who'd find him and that they'll use decoctions of the grasses to lift his curse, now that's very impressive!) When he mentioned that Ciri is so much like Lara when talking about her agreeing to have a child with Auberon, what is he even referring to? It's not like Lara went ahead and had a child with the person she was promised to for the good of the Aen Elle, she did the exact opposite and had a relationship with a human. Maybe he does find it admirable that like Lara, Ciri doesn't discriminate against the other race and in fact wants good for both, not minding getting into interracial relationships, even though Lara's choice was a personal blow to him.
I guess, we won't find out what his thoughts on Ciri were, but I've always had an inkling that he might actually have some romantic feelings towards her. He drew her portraits, mentions that Elder Blood (by extension Lara which he was in love with), is known to be hot-blooded just like Ciri so I suspect that's his type. He also seems visibly upset when Ge'els mentioned his previous treatment of her. But the biggest giveaway is the she-elf, she's treating Ciri like a rival and let me tell you what she's saying is pure BS. We do in fact know that Ciri shares a lot of features with Lara, so the drinking water from a puddle of Mudd comment is not meant to reflect reality but to insult Ciri. I suspect she could have twisted Avallac'h's words the same way, let's say he's just mentioned that she's a handful, and she twisted it into you're always doing the dumbest shit and he can't wait to get rid of you. So in other words the she elf was trying to damage their relationship out of jealousy. As for Ciri, she did enjoy travelling the worlds with him and learning, she does seem to be fond of him, after all she started trusting and relying on him after the Auberon fiasco.
The thing is, if they were going for hinting that Avallac'h is interested in Ciri romantically, why the hell did they make him look so old? A girl barely in her 20s and a guy nearing 50s is hardly an appealing type of relationship for most people and Witcher III did target younger audience. As I understand Aen Elle in the books were handsome and somewhat young looking even when being hundreds of years old, but they kinda missed the mark with the design of all of them so what can we say (just look at Eredins face aka some boring dark lord type villain lol).
I totally agree with you that Avallac'h has some romantic feelings for Ciri at least a little, and all of the things you've mentioned about them are spot on. However I've always felt that their relationship was not meant to be viewed as romantic by neither the book readers or by players for a lot of reasons, only some of which are their actual difference in age, experience and worldviews. In fact to me Avallac'h's romantic inclinations, slight as they might be, are quite off-putting, and I think they were meant to be seen that way hence his appearance reflecting his age, even though in the books it was stated many times that it is next to impossible to tell the age of an elf that is Aen Sidh. But I do feel that he cares for Ciri as a person at least somewhat.
Agree with you tough disagree regarding the age difference. I mean the witcher universe is based and inspired by medieval Europe. The average life exptancy for the Commonor was 30 and at best 50 and thats not counting wars, plagues and famines. Girls were considered women when they hit puberty and were mothers thrice over before they reached 20. This is a clear hard fact and when viewing mediums like ASOIAF, LOTR and the Witcher you need to keep these realities in mind
@@nasiransari9761 I understand your point, but I'm not sure you got what I meant. The things you speak about do exist in the the Witcher world and are addressed by the author several times, however there is a clear difference when it's for example Geralt and Yen then Avallac'h and Ciri. I originally thought that Geralt was around 70-80 years old, and Yennefer is stated to be 94 in the last book as far as I can recall (but this looks to be incorrect as most of the fandom has concluded Geralt is around 90-100 years old - so actually close to Yen's age). This kind of age difference (as was perceived by me) is fine since they are both adults with several lifetimes of experiences. But Ciri is a young woman even by the Witcher's world standards, while Avallac'h is centuries of years old. I hope you can't possibly think is okay for a guy several centuries old to be with a 20-something girl...
@@AliveIsAll_I_am I think your reasoning is correct. I think that's why they also aged some of the characters in the game to make it more appropriate. Well, one example with a huge age gap would be Shani and Geralt, if I had to guess in the first game she was in her early 20s as well. But setting that aside, I agree that Avallac'h and Ciri's relationship going romantic would be off. Ciri is not mature enough. Anything more than what had been shown in the game and things could get very creepy very quickly, not to mention introduce an unhealthy power dynamic.
That being said, if we ever get another Witcher game, I would love to have an older Ciri as the main protagonist and could see Ciri X Avallac'h happening then. I think their relationship and especially exploring how they handle their differences would make for an interesting story. There's enough back story for some organic drama and enough hints and appreciation between the two to have some heartfelt moments. Their relationship could be a success or a failure, but I'd be really disappointed if it was all brushed aside. Maybe that's just me, but I'm salty we weren't shown what happened with Aen Elle and that the whole human-elven conflict was kinda passed over at the end of Witcher 3. Avallac'h just disappeared without a mention too. Another Witcher game could resolve that and the other dropped plot lines.
Nah the elf is a high quality level liar and agenda pusher. He trains people and plays them like puppets. In the end everything is just a cog in the system to him. Elves live too long to care about humans. Isn’t Regis like that? Doesn’t he mention something like that? Doesn’t Regis (the most trustworthy character) think little of him? Dude is peculiar and shady. His mystique isn’t charming it’s alarming.
Solaris is one of the most unusual sci-fi books I’ve ever read. One of my favourites as well. Definitely recommend.
Amazing as always the smallest details are often the finest, thanks for this! Definitely a slight difference in the Bruxa's scream it's a miracle you caught it as well as the note on Auberon. I believe Avallac'h and the female elf did have something maybe not love but if I recall Ciri notes that she has seen her in Tir ná Lia and there was indeed a female elf conversing with Avallac'h before Ciri was to meet him one day. At the end he threw her a kiss as she was leaving although if I remember correctly the elf woman in the books had blonde hair but hey Triss' hair in the games was different too.
In my opinion the whole Avallac'h and Ciri thing is a bit of a weak point. Given all the events in Lady of the Lake Ciri just happens to trust Avallac'h because he somehow gave up on capturing her for the Aen Elle's needs and convinced her he now wishes to help because of Eredin and that the White Frost is imminent? Okay let's say you could justify that but then at the end he just vanishes and forgets about Ciri (speaking about the she lives scenario)? Think Ge'els asked the right question about what would happen after Eredin's death namely the King Avallac'h joke.
Acredito que em w4 ele seja rei pode ser uma dica
When you visit a frozen world with Avallac'h you can use the Ekhidna decoction and just jump around. The health regeneration if simply higher than the frostbite damage even on Death march. I have to say - some decoction combinations were a little bit OP, but that's how I explored this area.
I think you’re right with the Bruxa scream, it definitely sounded like one singular scream afterwards, also I had no idea Whispess was from Toussaint! It’s amazing what details can be picked up just from reading the description from a fast travel sign, I think I’ll be doing that more often on my next playthrough :)
Regarding the halfing one, meeting the spy first does trigger additional dialogue where Geralt mentions if the spy is related to the family...iirc
nice I should give it a try
Second that 😊! Always got that dialogue
Psychologist here. My take on Avallac'h motivation is that even if he was using Ciri cold-heartedly in the beginning and somehow manipulated her into taking up a very dangerous mission, he definitely grew on her in the time of their travels. There is no chance you will risk your life for somebody, suffer a curse and still hate them. Your psyche won't let you to do that in order to prevent cognitive dissonance (how come i helped a person I dislike?). Secondly, there is a very clear inclination towards (perhaps subconscious) romantic relationship between both Avallac'h and Ciri (she talks about him, like, very often and she is far too distressed after visiting Avallac'h's laboratory considering she herself told that he was after her power). Portraits are clearly of her and not Lara bc of clothes. In addition to that, they don't look like matter of fact pics needed to identify the person. Maybe he told himself he's doing that just to document Ciri's appearance or that he even draws Lara in order to deny his fancy of Ciri but to me it looks obvious (And to Yennefer as she tells him he's obsessed). As for she-elf was clearly speaking out of jealousy.
P. S. In this take I leave out book's characterization.
It truly makes sense! In my first play through I tried to calm Ciri down after she was furious about Avallac'h (which with another bad choice led me to the worst ending). I remember I was kinda aware of the mysterious character of Avallac'h and felt that he didn't completely use Ciri, even if it was his first intention. It was obvious that he had deep feeling for Ciri and I didn't wanted her to lose that kind of friend.
Avalach and Lara were to marry
...but destiny
i think my favorite small detail in this game: i was doing novigrad quests first and did the doppler thief quest. a little whiles later, i wanted to see if you could play gwent with keira (i have a small gwent addiction...), so i decided to do the wandering in the dark quest. well, during the part where you need to find the horse glyph, i examined the wrong one and it spawned wraiths that looked like geralt and keira. geralt actually mentions it in passing to keira that he fought himself before then. i thought that that was really cool!
as for the halfling question, i think i remember geralt mentioning that rico left town, but i could be mistaken. thanks for another great video! :D
Don't the Geralt and Keira clones spawn always when you do the quest? I think it's happened every time for me. Or may be I just inspected everything always
@@xLetalis I've never had that happen! This is the first I've heard about it.
They spawn if you do it wrong and will if you keep chossing the wrong one,if you choose the right one at first they won't spawn.
@@xLetalis I've never actually chosen the right glyph on the first go, so I've no idea! I always seem to forget that examining the glyph means that you're actually choosing it...
They are "attached" to some wrong image to choose and spawn at any time you trigger it. But regarding the afterwards dialogue piece about Geralt fighting himself, it is actually a reference to the book story of Geralt's first interaction with Dudu Biberveldt. Because he says it regardless of you completing that Novigrad qu'est before or not.
1) you are absolutely right about the Bruxa screams, they are different. 2) I think I managed to get the blacksmith talking to turn in the quest, and as far as I recall, it was somehow time-related. Either time of a day, weather, or something like that. I think I found a solution on some forum while searching for how to finish the quest. P.S. I played on a Nintendo Switch
Honestly the last detail about the Whispess is the most interesting to me. I though that all three of the sister were created by their "Mother" either looking like they do in the game or they were first human-like and then descended into their current forms via some dark practices. So this would suggest not only at least the Whispess was good in the beginning, but that she died and was revived as well?
I think I've mentioned this in another video but it's heavily suggested that they all died, their outfits even suggest how they were killed
@@xLetalis Would you know which video was it? I really want to check it out, the Crones are one of the most fascinating (and frightening) beings of the game lore!!
@@xLetalis I would also love to know which video it was, i've binged them all but can't really seem to recall that fact. I'd love to re watch it, the crones were one of the coolest/fascinating parts of the game for me as well !
@@manobilification I guess it's possible I haven't mentioned it, could do it again in the following one :)
@@xLetalis Yes, please! :D
The last point really supports my theory about Vivienne's curse I told you earlier.
Also I'm pretty sure the Gwent tutorial guy is the one hanging because you get the Zoltan card from it when you win and I just saw you can also pick it up from the corpse.
indeed, I should probably mention it soon
What's your theory?
@@erisofliria That Vivienne's curse is from the Crones. She told Geralt a creature dwelling in the woods was envious of her parents happiness in her enviroment so she cursed the child.
Also One of the curse puppets, Geralt has to choose to undo the curse from the Barons wife has a feather.
What's funny is I was writing Letalis that one day before the video so he kind of supported my theory with that.
@@makenaiyomi1083 That's so very interesting! Wonder if her parents are from Velen (or near it) or if the Crones have influence in Toussant even
There's still so much to know about this game
You should be able to interact with the kaer trolde blacksmith if you just keep meditating. He'll be interactable at seemingly random times
Never managed to fix him, though I haven't tried that many times I guess
@@xLetalis just tried it again. He worked just fine at 7am for me. I'm playing on xbox though so that might have something to do with it. Who knows
@@jimmyjimber6535 Same here and I'm on PS4. 7am always works.
@@xLetalis im on pc with no mods and it works
After 7 years, I still finding myself to replay this game from time to time. It's sad to see Geralt's arc to end but I hope The Witcher story doesn't end with him. I could go with spin offs with Ciri.
That scholar can indeed be found on the Hanged Man’s Tree. I recall one of the devs talk about it in an interview. Can’t for my life remember which one, but the story stuck with me:)
Was it one of the noclip documentaries? Pretty sure it was as I can hear him talking about it now.
@@bamzahutt3831, yes! That’s the one!
Ah the Witcher music is always so calming in the background. The song at the beginning is one of my favorites.
I solved the bug with the blacksmith by meditating for 23h exactly, in two different runs. I have no idea why.
Meditating worked for me as well but idk was it exactly 23 hours or some different ammount
You dont have to meditate for 23h. i simply meditate for 1 or 2h and i can interact with him.
i did that too from my first playthrough. well i didnt wait 24hour i simply wait 1hour to interact with him. funny thing is i have to wait every time i go away from that place and revisit the blacksmith i couldnt find a permanent solution to the bug but i will try waiting 24 hour next to him
I found that you can only interact with either the blacksmith or the armourer at the same time. Waiting 23 hours makes your ability to interact with either to switch.
So glad you're making these again! I've watched through an absurd number of your older videos while waiting and am nearly through with the main story in my first full playthrough! (I got overwhelmed at novigrad the first time I tried to play in 2016)
Here’s something I picked up on:
Tamara Strenger, the Bloody Baron’s Daughter, was (probably) originally supposed to be a sorceress. There’s still some hints in the game
-she has the crude doll of Triss the Baron made for her as a child
-when you show up to the house in Oxenfurt, there’s a conspicuous cat sitting on the table. Cats in the Witcher world are attracted to sources of magic.
-don’t you think there was something missing at the end of the questline concerning Tamara? Like, the Baron and his wife get pretty conclusive endings, ambiguous or not, but Tamara just goes with the witch-hunters never to be seen again. What happens to her, and the squad of witch-hunters?
I’d conjecture that there’s a cut subplot about Tamara being a Source, the witch-hunters finding out and maybe having Tamara join the mages in Novigrad that Triss helps. The leader of that squad is also a rather unique character, basically the only decent one of his profession we meet. I assume that there was going to be an event that allows Tamara to escape, the success of which depended on our interactions with him.
That's far fetched, the doll don't prove much, cats aren't attracted to magic, it's more like they don't fear it and can store it. That's what i remember at least. Can't say about the last part but it's true i expected to heard or see Tamara and her chief again.
I believe Tamara's witch-hunter friend was part of the Catriona quests that got cut out of the game
I think that Avallac'h sees Ciri in two ways:
- he doesn't care for her as a human, nor does he respect "sub-species" like humans
- he respects the power that Ciri has and probably views her as more of a thief of magic than anything, that the magic truly belongs to the elves
And about Avalac'h and what he thinks of Ciri. He has done a lot of pairing the right elves together to get the most desirable offsprings or at least have great knowledge of it(Caranthir). When he first meets Ciri I believe he can only see Cregennan of Lod, who he never has forgiven, in her and that's why he is so cold and unpolite at the same time polite to her. But the more they spend time with her he starts to see Lara Dorren in her, or more likely the daughter he would so much have wanted with Lara. Because of that he is always looking out for the best for Ciri but it seem, odd to us mere humans as he is not only an Aen Elle but also an Aen Saevherne. Or that's how I think about him.
All in all I think he is a great character that you can not only like or dislike but also go back and forth between disliking and liking.
PS. You surely have found the artistic paraphernalia in the Kaer Morhen area. Do you believe as I that it could belong to Avalac'h? DS.
You are definitely right about the Bruxa screams, without black blood they're harmonized, with it it is only one melodious line and a whisper behind it, but there's no harmonization
Solaris reference really surprised me, according to the author, it is definetly a reference. I have read the book, it is good, but I was disapointed by the ending.
Also, during my last playthrough I came across something I find really funny - during the search of bloody Barons house, when you go downstairs, the two guards near the stairs exchange the "bring out the gimp" dialog from Pulp Fiction. However, I was not able to trigger the dialog again.
so that's what that dialogue is about! I thought it was just to show that uma is already there (and now that I've written that I realize Uma shares a name with Uma Thurman. lol)
@@contra1124 For some reason, I've always thought UMA meant Ugliest Man Alive....
@@contra1124 well, i think the name Uma here is jjust a coincidence :)
@@dr.embersfield1551 Never thought about that - but it makes sense. Especially when you consider that Gaunter O´Dimm might have acronym as well
@@manfredtroll3507 I was also under the impression that the name meant ugliest man alive, but if that dialogue is really from pulp fiction it's not a coincidence
Great work as always man. A testament to the game that after 7 years people are still finding secrets and even new mysteries.
Also, it's crazy the view count you receive on videos about a 7 year old game. Just shows the quality of the work you put in.
I will always keep watching any videos you upload :D
thank you :)
Greatest game ever made. The crazy amount of detail never ceases to amaze me👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
wow, each one of your videos surprise me with how much the developers went into detail when making this game its kinda crazy
i love the back story details! i honestly dont always read the notes or books so many of these details and side stories of main or side characters are surprising and exciting for me 🙂
Thank you! I can't believe there was still stuff I haven't seen before. Have you ever properly repeated a "missed detail" in your videos? Because there are so many you have made.
Wow, even though having played the game twice, there still seems to be tons of details I've missed.
Thanks for another details missed video and looking forward to your next one.
Hi there! I know one nice detail about TW3, I don’t recall you mentioning it in ur vids, so I’ll write it here: One day, CDPR received a letter from a fan called Nick, the guy was severely ill and just wanted to thank the company for producing The Witcher 2, a game that made him forget (at least for a while) about his illness. As a response, CDPR asked Nick to send pictures of his face in order to include him in The Witcher 3! So in TW3, you can find several NPC’s with Nick’s face all around the world. Not sure where all of them are exactly, but one I can recall for sure is a blacksmith in Ard Skellig! Otherwise, amazing video as always!! :)
Oh you mean the same blacksmith I show in this video?
Avallac'h is a deep grey character, but I've always believed he cares about Ciri and really wants to help her control her power, not just use her (only talking about the game). I think it shows in their cutscenes and dialogues. And Ciri (mostly) trusts him after spending a lot of time with him, so why should we doubt her judgement?
well maybe, because of the things he tried to do to her in the books and he still lied about many things in the game and at the end he still used her.. yeah, he wanted to "save the world" but he doesn't care if she dies saving it or not - he cares only that she will succeed in saving the world(s).. if she dies, she dies
I think that Avallac'h genuinely wants to help Ciri but deep down he doesn't really like her because she's a human and not an elf and that's why he wanted to experiment with her blood to get a baby elf with elder blood from her
I just need to thank you XLet for the “things you missed” playlist because it’s kept me entertained for so many hours and got me even more interested in the Witcher and in love with it than I already was.
Fucking thank you bro, fantastic work
The blacksmith has different stories for the swords, I don’t remember what made him change dialog, but is either just the point of story you’re in or the sword you have in your back
No, it's just random chance.
Just ask about it again and the story will change. There are three, one about sword, one about axe, and another one about other sword I think.
Definitely a difference in the scream. Great video, as always! Thank you for brightening my day, especially in this complicated times.
That interaction with the blacksmith in Kaer Trolde, I believe it's bugged but we can interact with him randomly. I tried it couple of times by meditating every hour and see if he's not smithing, if he isn't he's interactable, there was a similar Smith somewhere in velen with the same issue
This series seems to make clear, why we all love this game to this day: because the world is so detailed that it somehow feels alive.
Theres a funny thing I ran in the last days playing Witcher 3.
In one of the houses west of the Portside Gate in Farcorners you can find a document named Julia Kenyon's diary. It activates the Feline Scavenger hunt and tells you something about ancient Relics. The house is full of books and othe weird stuff lying all over the place. It seems to be a house of a merchant that sells antiques.
But the most interesting thing is that there are atleast 9 cats that will respawn a few seconds after you kill them. Julia Kenyon is never mentioned again during the Scavenger hunt.
But it took my breath again how detailed this game is.
That Smith in Kaer Trolde really bugged me because I found the letter and couldn't deliver it because he was buged.
That game really doesn't want me to finish all quest in one run
He was bugged for me too, but after I decided who rules Skellige he became available to talk to
About the scream : I can definitely tell you there's a huge difference in the pitch. It's not the same sound at all.
Solaris is unlike anything you might be expecting - be warned. It is a more psychological book, that tries to ask a question whether humans can really communicate with other, alien lifeforms.
The thing about blacksmith is that he is intentionally non-interactive after quest involving him (for about a week). But somehow this effects spills to time even before and after his quest.
What I did is to meditate for 1 hour near him. If he was still unavailable then I would repeat the process. Also he sometimes is interactive even if there is no 'blacksmith' icon on map.
When it comes to Avallach - he is openly admitting that he cares only for Elder Blood in Ciri, but he is an elven schemer and manipulator. He cares about Ciri more than he admits, something that seems obvious after seeing his drawings of her, and conversation with female elf that states 'he talks about Ciri all the time' - and he is not a talkative person. There is something more - like a lingering feeling for Lara that manifests in his fascination with Ciri.
You can talk to the blacksmith if you meditate an hour or two. Tells you a story about a talking axe, always wondered where it can be found, I couldn't see it in his inventory, or it didn't look remarkable. He tells you several stories if you keep asking him to. Oh, maybe the bug is only fixable on playstation. Typing while I'm watching this. Interesting, about the Bruxa scream. Love little details like that. As for Avellac'h, I think that he just cares about her because she is dangerous and that is enough. Most Elves hate us, so it's good enough in my eyes. As always, great video, thank you for all the hard work to bring us joy❤️
your work and effort is unparalleled .. thank you for all this details and tidbits.. witcher 3 really is a masterpiece
my pleasure :)
7:30 talking to the Kaer Trolde blacksmith. I talked to him during my first visit to the castle, and second time during a quest to inform him about the tragedy. And this is where the bug really stands in the way, but, it helps to meditate a couple hours, but not too close to him, somewhere near the steps to their 'pit' will do nicely. And if not try doing it once or twice again, it should work. P.S. it's the PC version.
Thanks again for a great video xLetalis!
I completely missed the monument about Whispess in Tousount!
I had the impression that the Crones were like their "Mother", never human, but beings of magic. Is there any other history of the Crones early lives, or how they became so monstrous???
I'd really love to know more about them and their Mother!
I was so happy to open youtube and see a new details missed video… Keep ’em coming!
Concerning Avallac´h... This is one of the very few things I really dont like about the game. Like you said, its kind of a mystery what he really thinks about Ciri, the conflict of humans and elves, etc.
This is fine, if you havnt read the books. But after reading them, I simply cannot believe his character. He deceived Ciri into this horrible thing with the Elven King (you talked about it already) and now, I shall believe, without any hint or explanation that hes with us? I know, trusting him is the right choice in the end, because I already played the game. But when I want to roleplay Geralt, I simply cannot bring myself to trust him. Maybe I missed something in the books, but I really cannot see Geralt trusting him after what he planned with Ciri.
But the game completely ignores these events, in some interactions, it even somewhat shames you for not trusting him. Geralt could just say something like :"Hey, I remember your stupid plan" and it would be "ok". Avallac´h could answer in one sentence that he changed his mind, or whatever, and I wouldnt care that much.
But as it is in the game, I simply think they want us to ignore his past (not even mentioning it to the player). But I dont know why...
This is so interesting. I have just played and finished the Witcher 3 for the first time and it has devoured me for months. Next I’ll have to read the books and then I’ll play for a second time. It’ll probably take years but I just love the details. Lots of RUclips videos to watch in between!
For the Bruxa scream it really do sound different. Not different enough to notice right away or at all if you aren't keen on all the small details.
It is a really cool detail and I applaud CD for putting so much love and care for the game.
That black blood scream observation was a damn good catch man!! I’m just now going thru your playlist and I’m LOVINGGG ITTTT!!!!!!!! Started a new W3 playthrough a few days ago and some of this stuff I know but some I don’t and it’s just so fun to listen to this while I work to hype me up for when I get to play W3 later!
:) thank you
I think I had managed to talk to the blacksmith outside of that point.
Far as I remember if you save and then reload, you will be able to talk to him.
I had done his quests both times I have played so far, and I didn't leave Yennefer.
Played on PC by the way, unfortunately I can't test this right now as I don't have the game installed.
Yes, I did that same quest that way a month ago.
Just stand next to him, save game, go to menu, reload and there you have it, now we can talk to him. :)
Pretty surprised xLetalis didn't know this :P It's written on the wikia page too.
I figured the Blacksmith out, he is only available for talk at certain hours in the in-game day time, don't remember when exactly though, probably at the end of his "office hours"?. Nothing to do with the funeral quest or meditating or reloading. I finished him long after the funeral quest while clearing last remaining side quests on Skellige. Fun to see so many people commenting about that blacksmith, glad to be one of them :D
12:03 Most definitely the same guy. That’s the Zoltan card you get if you beat him at Gwent after he introduces/explains the game to you.
I just gotta say this: I love listening to your voice, its just so relaxing.
@@xLetalis 🤣🤣🤣
Blacksmith is bugged in PS4 as well, but meditating fixes him and you can interact with him normally. Typically he starts bugged, you meditate, and then he's fine.
It was awesome when I found the gwent scholar's book. Like, "Wow. That's was fast." I had always wondered if discouraging him mattered. Thanks for finding out.
For me, the professor when introducing himself seems to ba a small reference to a Dwight Schrute from The Office with his "assisting regional manager" thing. Even the protectional tone is the same ;)
Just thinking about reading Solaris right now. It's awesome how writers make this clever connections to other books and other worlds.
Another great video. I didn't discover most of these things before my third play through. Also, so much about the games became much clearer after reading the books. This may be really old news, but I haven't watched all the details missed videos, nor read all the comments from 6 years worth of videos. Anyway, has anyone else noticed an almost total lack of NPCs, both male and female, in the roughly 12 to 17 year old age range? There's one female NPC bopping around some villages in Velen for sure...and maybe in Toussaint also? She's the same model in both places.
Out of all the female NPCs to have matured physical attributes, she's one of the very rare female NPCs to wear a short dress. Blue, thigh length dress IIRC, and a hair style kinda like Rita Laux-Antille. Is it possible that would have anything to do with designating her as a younger age, say second half of teenage years, from the dev's perspective on normally accepted dress for a given age range in the world? There may be one other NPC, different skin, also in Toussaint I think, who is in a thigh length dress. But it's super rare to see in the game.
Yes, Geralt asks about Rico and the father mentions that he left to seek his fortune in the city (or something of that effect). That's the only mention that I can recall.
You're right about the screams! It's like the black blood takes a lot of mph out of her. Is the effect of the scream reduced too?
Also, Avallache is essentially a jilted lover. Any affection he feels for Ciri would result from his feelings for Lara, and not Ciri herself, most likely. So, yes, I think he cares, but... from a degree of emotional distance.
6:55...you can most definitely interact with this blacksmith, you just have to meditate for an hour, and then you will be able to interact with him. If he is not there then you have to meditate several hours until he is there, and then if you still cant interact with him you will have to meditate another hour so that you can interact with him. I sell all of my swords to him later in the game, as he offers pretty decent prices and has about $7,000 available (he doesn't offer quite as much a blacksmith I found in Velen, but the Velen blacksmith's available money quickly goes to about $300 after you get to Skelige, so he is not very useful anymore). Hopefully this helps!
There is a difference in the Apiarian Phantom quest if you’ve met rico before. An extra dialogue option where Geralt asks “Any relation to Rico mieldorlf?” The dad replies “Yes my youngest son, fled the family business to seek fortune in the big city. Do you know him?” Geralt than says “yes but that’s not why I’m here.”
This Blacksmith on Kear Trolde has some bugs on PS4 too, but you can access him. You need to meditate in front of him for an hour and he can be accessed without any problems. Actually, He doesn't talk only about one sword, but few of them. Not sure if it happens in English version of the game, but in it does in Polish.
I once stumbled upon a quest that quickly disappeared (not sure if it was an actual quest). But there was a woman in Novigrad screaming for help cause a man was bothering her (I’m pretty sure there was a ! above her). When Geralt went to help her she was a bit embarrassed and it was apparently their “gameplay” to spice up the relationship. The quest disappeared quickly the moment you tried to help her. And it never showed again (in my second play through). I couldn’t find any info about it either. Maybe someone saw this quest as well?
Yeah, I remember getting this quest too. Gerald just told them to take it somewhere more private and I think that was it for the quest.
Just got home from an awful day at work to see a new video upload from my favorite RUclipsr. You are the best man, truly.
thank you :)
@@xLetalis no, thank you!
Missed you xLetalis ❤️
Awesome videos! Only recently started watching them so I haven't gone through all of them so I wouldn't know whether you have covered this detail before. This is something I came across recently while going through the quest to look through Phillipas hideout. Only after looting the first bloodied agate you can walk out from the room and follow a glitched out witcher scent to the bottom of the tilted floor to find something else and get another piece of investigation dialogue.
It genuinely suprises me that there are still things which people have missed out even after this game being out for 7 years
kudos to CDPR for making the best open world rpg
Another small detail I encountered in the quest Now or never - if you decide to go save the two missing mages, you arrive at their place seeing that the owners of the house sold them to the witch hunters. The detail I noticed is that after you defeat the witch hunters, you can go talk to the owners and there is a unique dialogue, where you can decide to punch the owner or let them go.
Yes that is in my 2nd Details about Triss video I believe
Can you make a details missed by the Witcher show runners and make it as long as their series?
I check RUclips every day to see if you posted a video.
Thank you for always surprising me with your videos
We’re never getting a game this good ever again are we? 😞
possibly ;[
Actually, the blacksmith 7:40 can interact it by symply save and reload the save at that area
Definitely a change in the scream, almost like the black blood scarred her vocal cords. You are not imagining it, I can hear it. Also, dang, those cosplayers.
As for Avallac'h ... I think you being unsure is the point. Age changes us, perhaps caring for Ciri + using her like a weapon is the very point. Both because he is not human and because he is so old, so wise/worldly, that he is unable to see her just as one or the other. Intelligence and wisdom can grow when you grow older, but not emotions. So he does what his thinking mind tells him but cannot entirely see her as a tool, thus creating this state of uneasyness players feel. One step away from the caring elven grandfather, one step away from the cold hearted Aen Elle.
great to see another video! Keep up the good work!
I just recently noticed that the blacksmith in white orchard gets his forge rebuilt if you wait long enough before going back to see him. I love how CDPR puts time and attention into the smallest details.
videos are improving a lot i love you xletalis
How the hell do I only now find out that you can enter the House of Respite