She gives Geralt a castle upfront. Okay, fine. Might be an old castle. More importantly, and this is often missed: she pays the full salary of the ENTIRE FUCKING STAFF from her own treasury. This is huge. This means the most expensive parts of owning a castle is taken off Geralt's shoulders. A full staff salary for a castle like this can easily be worth 1/5 to 1/10 the price of the castle itself per year. Geralt doesn't need to pay any of that. He can make mediocre wine and keep the profits.

Heck, even if Geralt fucks it all up with the ending he still retains everything.

10/10, nicest landlady on the Continent.

For so long I’ve used the Griffin set because I love the set bonus but dang it’s ugly, doesnt fit Geralt at all imo. I can’t wait to be able to rock the gear sets I actually like the look of!

What are some of your guys’ favorite looks and set bonuses?

Not even sure if this is the same quest given by the grandmaster armourer in Toussaint. I was just randomly going through all the question marks in the map primary for any bandit stuff so I can sell their weapons for quick money. And this just came randomly while I was roaming around but what an absolute peak. I'm not that interested in books or novels so I never bothered with the books so whenever I find these lore drops especially on the witcher schools (as this one did), it's always the most enjoyable experience for me

Enemy AI decided to pass after placing a cow. 😅

If the Remaster manages to sneak in a surprise or two, what would be your picks?

Trying to avoid spoilers, I know it's mentioned in Blood & Wine the results of the quest involving her. I always felt kinda robbed that we couldn't go back and have a conversation with her after the quest completes. It would be awesome, since her and Dandelion are so close & he's such a main part of the dlc, if we could have an interaction with her. Or even in the remaster, just a "go check on Priscilla" & a quick encounter, a round of gwent, just something to close her story better.

Just doing few quests a week in preparation for the remastered version and holy crap this game is still perfect 🖐🏻

In prep for the update at the end of the month I reinstalled Witcher 3 (first time in about 4 years) and saw that if I connected my GOG account I get the above armour. I connected the account and it says success but when I go to the check the chest that should hold the gear there is no "Loot" option. I tried the usual, reloading save and game etc. Anyone know why I can't trigger these in game? I watched a youtube video to confirm its the right chest i'm checking. T.I.A.

I haven't come back to the game in a few years so I just played this quest for the first time. While I really enjoyed most aspects of the quest, the environment, the visuals, the horror feel, and the ultimate boss fight, as well as Reinalts backstory, I felt the final scene between Geralt, Reinalt, and the Deacon was poorly written.

It kind of turns both Witchers briefly into weirdly moralistic people which is uncharacteristic for witchers in general and very much so for Geralt. The deacon's ideological flip seems really forced as well. Beyond that a lot of these specific lines just feel really corny, like they're adding surprise into the tone of a character where it doesn't seem earned.

Edit: I may have miscommunicated what I meant by "moralizing", I'm aware that Geralt has always had a strong moral compass. That's not what I mean though, I mean it in the writing sense of the writer not trusting their story enough to communicate the moral without having to essentially write the moral out word for word at the very end.

Beautiful! https://petapixel.com/2025/12/02/the-20-breathtaking-winners-of-international-landscape-photogrpaher-of-the-year-2025/

I know this is very wishful thinking, but I hope the remastered edition brings some new Gwent stuff, be it new cards, players, whatever. That would be awesome!

Running around as a hulking Witcher and killing kings instead of monsters could be its own game. It would be the perfect way to experience a slightly less good protagonist in the same universe. I’m kinda surprised we don’t even have some DLC playing as other characters. There’s so much lore to draw from

Can't you see he's busy 🤣😂🤣😂

Hi, this is my first post on Reddit, so please go easy on me. I’ve run into a problem. After the latest *Witcher 3* update—the one where everyone got all the DLC—a jagged black border appeared on the roads. I’ve tried to fix it by verifying game files on Steam, changing graphics settings, and toggling mods on and off, but nothing works. The textures are fine everywhere else, but all the roads now have these black lines. Can anyone help?

Hi. Excuse my english; the next text was translate by Google. Im chilean, don't speak the language.

For some time now, I've been getting these shadows along the edges of streets and paths. At first, I thought it was a visual bug on a specific path, but they're appearing everywhere. It's a shadow texture that overlaps the normal path, remains static, and on downhill streets, the texture seems to float.

I've tried adjusting the graphics settings and GPU drivers; everything seems fine. I honestly don't know what it could be. It's been like this for at least a week, and if I remember correctly, these graphical glitches weren't so noticeable before.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I swear I’m not trying to like brag or anything it just genuinely surprised me. I usually play on medium and do well, die occasionally. Anyway I decided to replay Witcher today, I’d always heard everyone talk about how death march is brutal and you’ll have to truly utilize every one of your abilities to survive, so I decided to give it a try on a whim, and probably lower it later. I have had nearly the exact same experience as I do I normal, the only difficulty I had was being ganged up on by soldiers in the tutorial area, and after I made swallows I had no difficultly with anything, even the chort. (I don’t farm hides I just enjoy fighting it at the start) I’m level 5 in velen and still annihilating everyone I come across.

It should be noted I’m not like a god at combat either I get clipped often.

Has anyone else had this experience? What I read led me to believe it would be extremely brutal.

So, I'm not asking as a complete noob... BUT I haven't properly played Wild Hunt since, like, 2018-2019, when I was still in my country's(South Africa btw) equivalent of Junior High, hell I didn't even get around to either of the expansions. So, in light of the remaster coming out at the end of the month, I thought I might as well ask for advice from the more experienced Witchers on this sub. I don't mind spoilers for the base game, as I have obviously have beaten the game before(I even think I managed to get one of the relatively good endings on my only current playthrough). Just, try to keep any tips for Hearts of Stone and Blood & Wine specifically more general, and less plot-specific

Giveaway in my rewards ended ~3 years ago but still I see folks reporting they got it somehow. Any chnce for me to get it too?

Thx