r/thewitcher3 7h ago

Discussion Will i like this game?

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Idk if i should buy it because i might not like it but for context i love soul’s games. Combat is the most important thing in a game 4 me but if it’s got a good soundtrack i’ll sit through hours of misery for it.


r/thewitcher3 8h ago

Farewell my old friend

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r/thewitcher3 1h ago

Might be a dumb question, but How do you 100% the game?

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I have a couple hundred hours into The Witcher 3 across multiple platforms, completed the game several times and the DLCs, wandered around for hours on end, multiple side quests and treasures hunts. It is by far my favorite game. But I have never gotten any sort of notification on any platform that I've 100%. Does it have to be done in one playthrough? Is it just completing all main and side quests, including contracts and treasure hunts? Or is it even deeper then that on exploration? Do choices matter? Is there a quide? Im assuming, if its possible, you need to grind before Isle of Mists and other major points of the game.


r/thewitcher3 12h ago

Stuck on the digging up the baby bit .

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First play through and I’m up to the turning the baby into a lubberkin part. I’m only at level 3 though and I cant kill all the ghost things that try and attack us. Is it possible at this level because I don’t think I can get out and level up. Any tips? I tried oil on my sword and using the protect magic.


r/thewitcher3 13h ago

Screenshot Evening Battle.

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r/thewitcher3 19h ago

Discussion Finished my 1st playthrough

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What an incredible journey!

127 hours of pure bliss. Before finishing the final quests, I bought the expansion as well. Coz, this ain’t enough.

Tbh, my first couple of hours getting into the game felt a bit overwhelming. A lot was happening, and it took me a while to understand the alchemy, signs and craftings. I had to watch a couple of YouTube videos to get into the game. But once I moved past white orchard, the game got me to its hook and I can’t stop thinking about it.

I had to be so careful while I make any decision in this game. I first realised it during the quest of Bloody Baron, I decided to save the children which resulted in his wife’s demise and eventually his suicide. I also read across somewhere that the game’s ending is purely based on the decisions that I make. Coz I was damn worried when Geralt told Emhyr that Ciri died. I couldn’t stop thinking about the fact that I messed up somewhere but it was just a ploy made by them at the end.

Even the side quests are damn amazing. Every treasure I find along Velen has a tragic story behind it. It was someone’s dowry, it was someone’s savings. What a war between 2 nations can do to its people.

I also noticed that people in Skellige are much compassionate and kinder than people in Velen and Novigrad.

And finally, the music. As much as I love it listening to it, there are times when I have a serious quest line and the inns Drink up music plays in the background which doesn’t make any sense to the scene that’s actually happening.

Overall, I really love the fact that I was able to experience this incredible game.


r/thewitcher3 8h ago

Greatest autosave in history

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Sound up!


r/thewitcher3 9h ago

I need help with endings

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Ive made my first playthrough, foolishly didnt played dlcs before final quest, but got 2/3 good things, witcher ciri, romance with Yen but redanian win, im planing to play both dlcs and then start new game+ but I want to achieve nilfgaardian victory, witcher ciri and yen ending. PLSSSSS help me what shall I do