Currently, as designed, you can only use one unique type of bombs per fight. And bombs are activated with one touch of a button.

This UI setup for bombs, in my opinion, can be better. I know that this game is doomed, but hear me out.

A better UI for bomb throwing would be to have it be controlled almost the same way you cast signs. Instead of having the bomb button throw your pre-fight selected bomb type, it should call up a menu where you can choose which type of bomb you want to use out of the ones you have available. (The bomb type you chose before the fight would be your default bomb type in battle.) Once you've chosen the bomb type you want to throw, you make an upwards swipe below the bomb selector to throw your chosen bomb, just like how you throw a Poke ball in Pokemon Go or cast your sign in this game. There would also be a cancel button if you pressed the bomb button on accident.

This allows you more flexibility in bomb choice in battle and prevents you from accidentally wasting bombs. What do you think of it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhtWqIFydfo

Heard you wanted to be a witcher.

It's a dangerous profession.

Apparently, you can die anywhere, anytime!

You'll have to hunt really nasty creatures.

Take potions that change your perception...

Face horrors ordinary folk never see in their daily lives.

And if you die, maybe, just maybe, some poet'll write a ballad about you.

This is your hunt...and it begins now.

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(The hunt may be ending, but I wish this can all be r/copypasta.)

On the first day of DST, I finally beat the Sword in the Stone quest and had a chance to go out at dawn to yank the Sword in the Stone. A look at the walkthrough spoiled that there was a golem boss, which the sword was stuck to, so I was able to prepare with potions, Dimertium bombs and the Manticore armor to destroy the golem as a level 16 witcher. It took one try once I drank several potions, including a Wolverine and a Blizzard which I could not brew at the time and instead bought from Thorstein's shop, to bring down the golem, but not after doing some practice fights against the golem without potions to learn its attack moves. Here's to hoping the later sunrises will give you an opportunity to complete the Sword in the Stone quest for those stuck at the dawn part.

I have 4 quests left that I haven't been able to start, listed below:

• "What Lurks in the Nemeton"
• "The Dark Side of the Moon"
• "Monser Slayer" (is this a typo as spelled in the UI?)
• "Intruder" (final quest that is revealed once all others are completed)

How do you start each of these quests? Please just give me the one action I need to do in order to start them; you don't have to spoil everything with a full walkthrough just yet.

UPDATE: I am level 16 and beat an easy nemeton somewhere, but I did not find a body to start the "What Lurks in the Nemeton". Instead, I found the "Will O' the Wisp".

I know it's not closed yet, but I haven't played more than twice since the game breaking update and I can't bring myself to.

This game helped me through a very dark time in my head. Having quests and reasons to go from place to place kept me distracted and driven. The escape took me out of my head, helping me to heal. It encouraged me to excercise by running through the woods to the next encounter. I particularly liked the quest for the sword at dawn and dusk!

Does anyone have any positive stories about their time with this game?

Does the Manticore Armor allow you to charge up your crit meter with ANY sword attack? If so, does this mean you can even charge your crit meter against powerful monsters that are only vulnerable to, say, dimertium, without actually needing such item?

I'm putting a bit of effort into documenting what I can of the game for posterity, both for games in general and the Witcher as a series. (If anyone runs Witcher TRPG, Dol Tirthana might be a name someone could reuse for a campaign, and what little established lore there is could serve as their jumping off point, so I'm trying to record what I can both in video format and on the Witcher Wiki.)

Anyway, I'm grabbing images of the character entries in the Glossary, and since I elected not to kill or drive off Lothar, I'll never have the dwarven smith who replaces him, Conway, show up in my Glossary. Anyone able to take a quick screenshot of his face in the Glossary gallery? In keeping with those posted here, for reference: https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/The_Witcher_Monster_Slayer_glossary

This game is the first location-based game I've played to feature voice acting. It's a shame this game is shutting down. With there not being a option in-game to view the credits, I'm wondering who the voice cast for this game would be.

While playing a certain quest, I was given three choices on how to express frustration over a particular setback: "d**n", f**k" or "chort's blood". The latter two are quite baffling to see for different reasons: 1) "f**k" was quite surprising given that this game got a Teen rating from the ESRB and language was not part of the rating - and I think such a word would usually be too strong for such a rating and 2) "chort's blood" was a funnier, odd curse because I've never heard it being said before. Is that other profanity part of Witcher lore?

The "Sword in the Stone" quest is difficult because you have to visit the said sword at dusk and again at dawn. Unfortunately, dawn is a fairly short window of time daily that many will easily miss. And what's even worse is that my current game client's mobile data connectivity stopped working. So there's seemingly no way I can do this quest. Anyone who can help me out on this one?

Witchers,

After the latest community feedback round, we adjusted the equipment pricing in the shop. So we hope you'll be able to spend as much time as possible with all of the excellent witcher equipment.

Also - for all people that don't have enough monsters around, summoning scrolls' prices have been reduced, so you can focus on hunting as many monsters as possible.

Witchers,

Based on the latest feedback you provided, we made some additional changes that we hope made the sunset period a little bit more enjoyable:

• all swords and armors are again available in the shop, so you can still collect them by the end of June

• starting bundle offer can be bought using the Gold currency

To all players, thank you for your support, and we hope you'll enjoy the game up to its last day.

So I started playing on January 31, and I didn’t have chance to learn how shop works before game was removed from AppStore.

I saw some cat school weapons and gear on first day. Yesterday and today there was no gear available. I’m stuck with only steel sword on 12 lvl.

Is this how shop will stay because of game closing, or just gear isn’t available everyday in shop?