6+ Details Most Players Missed | The Witcher 3

[@Fenet2000]

Last time I was this early, Foltest was still king of Temeria

[@codybauer4343]

Why’d they have to kill Foltest 😔

[@jordirodriguez1794]

Thaler: "BLOODY TEMERIA!" 🤘🧐🍷

[@theliquifire]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@JayTCU]

Vizimir was still king of Redania when I was this early

[@PolishGod1234]

Foltest :GDZIE KURWA ZMIERZAMY?! Soldiers : NA BITWE!!! Foltest : PO CO KURWA ZMIERZAMY?!?! soldiers : PO ZWYCIĘSTWO! Foltest : No I tak Trzymać Foltest Best King

[@xLetalis]

I almost regret rejecting the sponsorship offers I get, there were a few places I could've plugged one in this video

[@silent-rage]

should just take the sponsors extra money is always nice

[@jamesford2192]

As long as it’s not raid shadow legends I’d be down for it 😂

[@xLetalis]

I just feel weird trying to sell you stuff you don't care about (most likely)

[@jamesford2192]

@@xLetalis you make quality, honest content. some content creators come off as sell outs but not you..you deserve the extra money brotha !

[@yar3333]

@@xLetalis no worry, in that case we just won't buy that :) I don't remember any offers in your videos, so they should look weird, but maybe in a good sense! Anyway I (as one viewer, can't say for all) don't mind at all - the result depends on your creativity with the add, I guess.

[@jirispitzer8037]

I still can´t belive how this game is "complex" over the years.

[@xLetalis]

me neither ;]

[@bindair_dundat]

I actually replayed the first Witcher recently, and was shocked to see how complex it was despite its age. Npcs moved around the city as time of day passed, or stood under roofs when there was rain outside. Some Npcs had dialogues with one another that was completely unrelated to any story or quest, but it made the areas feel alive. And it had so many uniquely animated sequences just for specific moves in cutscenes used only once, most other games even today would simply not show. Like when Geralt throws his sword to the ground and surrenders to the city guard. Fully animated and it's like 0.2% of the entire game. Or when Eskel and Leo were sparring in Kaer Morhen. They weren't just waving their weapons around, it was fully motion captured and animated. And it's in the freaking background of the actual cutscene. I mean, I love Dragon Age Origins, but it came out 2 years after the witcher and had none of these. Not even Inquisition.

[@sammurphy5680]

@@xLetalis I can speak Welsh. I can help with some of the dialogue in "from a land far far away". I've DM'd you.

[@Klubargutan]

and i can't believe how xLetalis still haven't shown us the "The price of honor" quest and the golden necklace found in a chest;)

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@@sammurphy5680 Please, could you post something here as well?

[@gamingsolvesmyissues8192]

I love the travelling merchant, perfect example of small npcs that this game makes you remember :D And the lesbomancy at the end, perfect :GeraltGrin:

[@muhammadadil5698]

7+ years since the release and xLetalis is still finding new things from the game. He is a true Legend

[@jamesryan2669]

I'm not sure about the others, but the Garasham crest is somewhat relevant to the Uí Néill crest. It is the Red Hand of Ulster and was believed to have originated from a contest to claim Ulster, as first to lay his hand upon the land would own it. The winner chopped his hand off and threw it onto the land, thus winning the contest (Similarly to Dettlaff?). Interestingly, depending on the source it was the chieftain Érimón who did it. Though this similarity to Ermion could be a coincidence, Sapkowski liked to draw on Irish/Scottish names and folklore a lot.

[@xLetalis]

interesting

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

Not to sound like a complete jackass, but instead of chopping his hand off, wouldn't just resting the hand over the land suffice? 1000 times less cool, but Ulster (or Érimón) would keep his hand. Maybe I didn't undertand the contest

[@jamesryan2669]

@@ruffusgoodman4137 I forgot to mention they were on boats off the coast, sorry for the confusion

[@SchuckPipe]

Spot on mate! From County Down myself (in Ulster, Ireland) 💚

[@conradthelad8332]

Skellige is basically Ireland, even the accents are spot on . With quite a few different dialects too . You can hear Donegal , Derry and Belfast accents from alot of NPC's

[@meteor7205]

A week ago, I gave myself a break from finishing my first ever witcher experience. Then this guy appears in my recommended consecutive times that week. I am now in my second gameplay of The Witcher 3, and now on Death March as well. This game has now solidified its spot in my Top 5 gaming experiences. Thank You xLetalis!

[@thejuhlerofdk]

Well, somewhat the same for me. Found these videos and poof, here I am, starting all over after years of not playing and on Death March as well .

[@serelryk5365]

It's in my Top 5 of all-time too. Just out of curiosity, what are the other 4 for you? =) Mine are (in no particular order): The Elder Scrolls Final Fantasy Mass Effect Stardew Valley The Witcher Some honorable mentions go to: Dragon Age Ghost of Tsushima Myst Red Dead Redemption Subnautica

[@hopethishelps91]

I played witcher 3, loved it then ended up buying the 2nd game,, loved it then ended up buying the 1st game

[@ursa_margo]

@@serelryk5365 Since we're playing the list game, let me join in. The Witcher 3 Deus Ex (the original) Metro Redux (the series) Half-Life 2 (with episodes) Starcraft 1

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure :)

[@uniqueaxolotl497]

Geralt sort of breaks the fourth wall by looking to the camera when saying “whose name I choose not to divulge” when making a vow and not being in a romance

[@SpitfireMD94]

Regarding the vampire symbols, I don't know if anyone knows this, but The Unseen Elder's medallion resembles the medallion worn by Vlad "the Dragon" or Vlad "Dracul", a medieval Romanian ruler. He got his nickname and his medallion because he was a member of the chivalric Order of the Dragon. Also, he was Vlad the Impaler's father and both of them were the inspiration for Bram Stocker's Dracula.

[@flicka25]

Well no wonder you find Gary Oldman's red armour then in the lair, which you can see in Bram Stoker's Dracula....it all ties in. Boy that's a really small detail

[@lefteron6804]

Even real life Vlad was called Dracula, since it means "son of the dragon".

[@arshiaaghaei]

@@flicka25 I don't think it can be his version of the character tho, but the unseen Elder is likely Dracula.

[@Tim.Krs227]

The thought of Xletalis walking around with his hands on his hips in real life like Vlodimir is without a doubt the greatest comfort for me in any life situation at all

[@xLetalis]

mile:

[@laczadore]

3 things which i discovered recently - at the start of Novigrad, when we have to visit and have a talk with Dandelion's "girls", there is change in dialogue with Molly, Vespulla and Rosa if we visited them third in order (Marabella, and Elihal are not required to finish quest) - at the begining of Vegelbud's quest when we have to meet the blue weared guy, there is different dialogue if we already met Elihal or not (with Triss, at the end of conversation) - when we meet Horst Borsody for the first time we can tell him that Olgierd told us about the Maxilimian Borsody's house or not. Horst will reffer to it at the end of heist if we killed Ewald and started negotiating with Horst also 2 things which I am not sure how to qualify - when we have to follow the thief to find Bedlam, we are sometimes getting interrupted by a beggar in madame Irina's theatre, but I don't know what is the trigger for him, because I tried it few times and he sometimes does it and sometimes not - In fist fight mission in Novigrad we have to fight captain Mortimer and Geralt sometimes says that he and captain met each other before, but I can't remember him. Visited witcher wiki for this Mortimer guy, but only mission when he appears is fist fight in Novigrad so i don't know. Maybe you will know something else no clue if there is anything new for you, but would be great to share some interesting witcher 3 things with you:D

[@lewycraft]

Last one may be a leftover from cut out content or simple mistranslation during English dub production.

[@xLetalis]

I'm actually planning on mentioning the first one in an upcoming video! Didn't know the 2nd one... I don't think I've ever done that quest before meeting Elihal Honestly not sure if I know about the 3rd. The beggar I think is triggered based on whether you approach his location I'll have to investigate that about Mortimer

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

Wasn't Mortimer around some witch hunt thing on the town's square? You may talk to him if you enter an argument with the local priesthood (which provokes you if you go around their preaching). I'm not 100% sure it is Mortimer, but I remember being a very similar kind of guy patrolling Novigrad.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@engineer gaming More then one actually. But they change places... daily I think? The conversation you may have implies there is more than one priest doing this. I'm not sure if the guards that approach you are always the same regardless of the day/spot.

[@Tzunami789]

I met the traveling Merchant in my third playthrough FOR THE FIRST TIME. I was so blown away :D Nice vid as always mate

[@aeroblaze4]

Everytime I get a notification of your video, I am as impressed with the game devs as I am with your witcher senses capable of finding everything. Also, that's not a boring outro. It's my favorite type of outro!

[@xLetalis]

[@dankfiregrasp8677]

I like how the yen-romanced Geralt at 3:32 dressed in almost all black 💀

[@xLetalis]

[@cbsa6636]

😍

[@vk-ob1yb]

The woman and children who speak Welsh, could well be from Wales. You know the one next to England. It is in Witcher lore people sometimes jump to our world. I believe it was in one of the books, Ciri actually lands in Europe briefly, and even brings the plague from there. I do not remember exact details, but it was there. The name of the quest, along with the man being completely sure Geralt would not know about this place, suggest they might be from a land really far away.

[@minimaxi6173]

The Uì Nèill crest was the crest of Hugh O'Neill , who lead a 9 years long rebellion against the English forces in Northern Ireland in the 1600's. After his rebellion the north of Ireland was subjected to heavy plantation of Scottish settlers who were loyal to the British crown and is one of the reasons why the north of Ireland is still part of the UK. Also Uì Nèill is the Irish way for spelling the surname O'Neill, which was actually banned by the British crown after the rebellion. It's the 9th most common surname in Ireland. Just a little fact back at you litalis

[@johnnyboy3410]

i reckon he descends from Niall of the 9 hostages

[@JenocidalTendencies]

While I can see the similarities between the Gharasham and Tdet tribe symbols to those Irish and Scottish houses, I actually think Ammurun is based on Camazotz, the Mayan Bat God of Night and Death. He is often depicted holding a knife that is dripping blood, and considering ‘across the sea’ seems to hint at the New World I think it’s a more fitting reference.

[@xLetalis]

[@FurrySh0ck]

8:13 I'm a bartender at the weekends and doing night shifts in my other job in the weekdays This lifestyle is basically my lifestyle, funny they included that as well

[@LordofBroccoli]

Whenever I see one of your videos in my notifications, I smile. Hard to believe you've found so much and there's still more!

[@xLetalis]

That's part of why I still make them

[@lordsucuk9316]

Exactly my reaction! xLetalis is just that much of a community legend for us ♥

[@Zireael.31]

I agree with this statement

[@drSakar7]

Very small detail: when you're going to the Gwent tournament duting the quest "A Matter of Life and Death", you will get interrupted by Moorvran Voorhis, which is looking for his friend, but later in the Game, in the Vizima, you may ask him if he found him.

[@Tomcat_Coyote]

Kinda makes me wonder sometimes if he wasn't meant to have a bigger role in the game, but due to time-constraints, they focused on other more important NPCs. Because i'm getting that vibe from his character, a few others, and then some in Cyberpunk as well, like Meredith Stout, if you've played the game. There's clearly a lot of effort that went into their design, they're very unique NPCs, have dedicated Concept Art, in this case a very very specific voice too... But then they're criminally underused. And as someone who studied Game Art for a few years, it just doesn't click. Doesn't make sense to "waste" such efforts on a character you're not going to use all that much.

[@ombromanthor]

Ain't no way this man is still finding details and secrets about this game. He's too powerful to be stopped at this point. Keep it up buddy!

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

At this point xLetalis is surpassing Avallac'h's level of knowledge of Witcher's world.

[@deadgum11]

Something else I just found that players might have missed, is that just after finishing 'The Last Wish', you can give Yennefer the raven skull you find at the start of White Orchard.

[@xLetalis]

indeed, I think I've mentioned that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHq1ooRja66maNU

[@deadgum11]

@@xLetalis Lol, should have known you'd already found it😅

[@o0TraceuR0o]

My head cannon about the travelling merchant is that he was the object of the portrait that you get questioned about at the borsodis auction.

[@toncek9981]

Despite showing zebra, the coat of arms looks very Continental (i.e. quasi-European), zebra itself doesn't have to mean they are from African-like land. The fact that they choose to flee to Tussaint also shows that they were from country that either had some connections to Continent or it was even located there. Honestly it wouldn't surprise me if they were from some distant Nilfgaardian vassal state - In that case, exile in another imperial vassal state, that's ruled by emperor's cousin and whose semi-independence and neutrality is well respected by everyone, would be a great choice. Escaping by sea and going around the continent would still be probably much faster and more practical option that traveling on land.

[@JETWTF]

My theory too, but without the Nillfaardian vassal state status. Zebra on the crest could be due to royalty using zebra's to pull their fancy royal carriages because they are exotic, making zebra's a symbol of money and and power just like using lions on a crest shows great power and strength. Lions are as much European as zebra's are. Possibly an inland sea region of the continent on the east side of the mountains like the black sea on earth just making it to the wider oceans in the north rather than south and they are from a northern realm bordering it and has distant trade ties with Toussaint but are not exactly on friendly terms. Toussaint being a huge wine exporter it would make perfect sense for this unknown realm to have heard of it and the fairy tale stories about the land. Since they are running away it would make no sense to run from vassal state A to vassal state B, they all have very close ties and a runaway prince would be found out almost immediately and due to being vassals returned. Hearing fairy tale stories about the land and it isn't on friendly terms makes perfect sense, what better place to hide than a land that boasts about fairy tale chivalric values where you can get sworn to the death protection and not being on friendly terms you don't have a whole lot of people from home there that would recognize the prince.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

"From a far far away land" quest name contradicts your argument. Couldn't they be like slaves or something to the Ofieri/Zanzibar lords (or equivalent)? The guard could very well be like a janissary, elite guard from the Ottoman empire during the modern era, initially comprised from slave children taken from subjugated european states.

[@JETWTF]

@@ruffusgoodman4137 That depends on what you consider "far away", A month at sea going across the north to get to the port from Novigrad or Skellige can be considered far away, crossing snowy year around mountain passes could take even longer. To brits in the 11-14th century Bohemia was a far far away land. Dangerous northern seas and dangerous mountain passes could make it feel like it's on the other side of the world when in reality they are neighbors on a global scale with the same root culture.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@@JETWTF I don't know about that. The "far far away" name sounds like "oh, these weird short reddish colored skinned people might be from India" kind of far. The kind of people you don't know the first thing about... On an european point of view, maybe he could be Rus

[@piotrnowak3129]

@@ruffusgoodman4137 In Polish version that mission is named: "Za siedmioma morzami", whats mean: "beyond the seven seas".

[@ruizasri]

It is year 2052…. xLetalis release video “3 details the top 1% of players missed” xD Amazing and entertaining content as always dude - keep it up!

[@championlunatic835]

14:15 Bro another quest like that, mostly because I've often seen streamers not know, and the chat just leading them directly to the house, If you break the door of the extreme cosplay quest, before encountering the dead body or the traveler. You also get a different dialogue

[@xLetalis]

[@jahir4959]

3:30 I loved the change of clothes between Geralt single/Triss/Yennefer with the last one wearing a black outfit, which pleases Yennefer.

[@humorm4152]

Illustrious sounds like "OUR THICKEST DUCHESS"

[@sanchitkanwar5540]

Choosing different outfit while vowing for the respected love interests is an amazing detail itself, shows how much effort xletalis puts into his videos, awesome content as always!!

[@xLetalis]

[@whispersinthedark88]

You can really see how the devs. loved this project, the attention to detail is just amazing and in places they really didn't need to. Like the sauna scene with Ciri in Skelliga, how they gave the older mother a nice but older body with slight stretch marks because she is a mother. It's a tiny nothing that most people probably never noticed, but as a mother I did without even thinking about it until a much later date for some reason. I like care taken showing the reality of life even in this fictional Germanic/Slavic lore world. They had a pretty good balance between what was real life for the time period and the fantasy part....of course the writer of the books did much of their work in the story and world but they had to make it into a game that people loved. Sad how so many have gotten it so wrong lately and I don't think that it's because of the actual artists/devs....greed is a nasty thing.

[@Ariel_Celine]

I really hope you review the next Witcher game. You're so detailed and put so much work in uncovering every mystery. Plus your voice is nice to listen to :)

[@cosmic2750]

Over 6 years on, and we're still finding the complexities in the Witcher 3. I've played over 150+ hours of the story, and I've still never seen any of these. What a fantastic accomplishment this game was, hopefully we'll all be here again, anew, when the fourth Witcher finally releases (because well, Cyberpunk couldn't do it so anyway)

[@pinaraytuna]

At this point they should make a character of you in Witcher 4! Love your content.

[@Artaxerxes.]

6:37 what armor mod is that. The gloves espicially. Can't seem to find them anywhere

[@xLetalis]

that's not a mod, it's a white dye

[@scaccu]

"A wine for you teeth, a wine for your soul!" "Arghhhhhhhhhhh"

[@momurderah]

I'm so glad there's enough content for you to continue making these videos. How do you keep track of which of your game saves have which information?

[@nathangehman7018]

I like that traveling merchant. He seems like a pretty chill dude.

[@Mghuol17]

I hope we discover Zarkinia in the next game and other nations that would be awesome

[@muhmuhmachtdieHenne]

Thank you so much for the Work and for the great Videos :)

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure

[@CaliOaklander]

I wish I could forget this game to play it all over again

[@joaovictorsimianersoder7514]

bro it's been 7 years how the you still have content for these videos 💀💀💀

[@Tomcat_Coyote]

Completely missed the dialogue about Neutrality in Vizima in my first playthrough. Not going to lie, mostly because i wasn't overly preoccupied about exploring the Palace, didn't really want to stick around, and i never thought i'd see any of those Nilfgaardians again, aside from Emhyr probably later. But after my first playthrough, despite him being a rather minor character, Morvran grew on me for being that odd amicable Nilfgaardian that you keep bumping into in Novigrad and Vizima, so i wanted to make sure i hadn't missed any encounter. You can also ask him (some time after the Masquerade) if he did find the friend he was looking for at the Vegelbud Estate. It's also (curiously?) the only time i can recall hearing a partial conversation fully in Nilfgaardian, as opposed to the occasional odd words being thrown here and there, or the warnings from the Soldiers.

[@choppaharris8474]

Your dedication is amazing

[@CoolGuyJ84]

That From a Land far, far away quest always made me wonder where the prince and the woman came from. Thanks for another great Witcher video!

[@jkelso49able]

I have to say, getting of work and seeing a good show, with all your editing is Very Enjoyable!!

[@xLetalis]

Glad to hear :)

[@PurpleKnightress]

What the traveling merchant says is actually very close to a Persian proverb about “Mountains not being able to reach each other, but people doing so.”

[@andyf1235]

It is crazy how well they have flushed the world out and made things in such detail. Sets a high bar for other games to try and beat

[@NggR50]

I don't know if someone actually wrote this in comments, but I have something to say about this quest "From a Land Far, Far Away". This woman and child are probably from Ofir or Zangvebar. You showed zebra crest and in book Sword of Destiny ther is actually a mention about zebras. In polish it was "Nie w tym rzecz. Za morzami, w Ofirze i Zangwebarze, są białe konie w paski. Też nigdy ich nie widziałem, ale wiem że istnieją." which means something like "...Overseas, in Ofir and Zagvebar, there are white striped horses...". I want also say that in the Witcher books, author mentioned four distant lands and we known them only by name: Ofir, Zerrikania, Zangvebar and Haakland. Sorry for my english but I hope you can understand what I mean. Love your work

[@fantasywind3923]

That conversation about neutrality with Morvran Voorhis, heh :) the sarcastic reply of Geralt, about "some werebubbs" hehe a funfact is, this is anglicised name of a race of creatures, beings known in Polish as "bobołaki", they were mentioned in the Witcher 1 by Julian in Murky Waters in the story of his grandpa from Kovir who apparently had "collection of bobolak scalps under his mantle", these bobolaks/werebubbs are actually mentioned as creatures in the books, in the short stories (In The Witcher, by Velerad and I think in A Little Sacrifice by Essi Daven as the victims of human persecution and slaughters, as well as by Stregobor in Lesser Evil, as the one of the cultural sources of Eltibald's famous prophecy, legends of bobolak/werebubb people, which shows they were sapient race with rich culture), but the actual appearance of a bobolak/werebubb characte is in the story The Road Without Return, about Visenna, Geralt's mother, there a bobolak named Kehl appears, a member of this dimunitive hairy humanoid race :). One almost wishes to have a bit more on the bobolaks/werebubbs in games, in any case the race of Vrans received more attention in video games :). It;s also interesting to note that the future emperor Morvran Voorhis and 'future husband potential' (over Geralt's dead body :)) is talked about in the books: ""Forgot about historical development," the sneezer’s voice said soothingly. "For the moment, at least. First, let me draw Your Excellency Chancellor aep Dahy’s attention to the person of Prince Voorhis - mainly the fact that he is a man of iron character, proud and stubborn, who will be difficult to influence." "If I can make a comment," the syllable stretcher came forward to speak. "Prince Voorhis has a son, the little Morvran. He is a far better candidate. First, he has a better claim to the throne, both on his fraternal side and maternal side. Second, he is a child, so the Regency Council will rule in his place. So, us." Witcher, The Lady of the Lake, this theoretically should mean he was somewhat younger than Ciri, who at this point was what...14/15? Though obviously the games take place some 5 to 7 years later? The far away land quest, the crest with zebra kind of reminds of the Ofir and Zangwebar, where these "white horses with black stripes" live supposedly :), though hte Ofieris we meet in Hearts of Stone and Zangwebar would be the potential source of black people (like the exotic dancer in the books Leila the dark skinned woman that was an attraction in Gors Velen in the book, Time of Contempt, Zangwebar and Ofir would be THE African-esque countries in Witcher world, while the eastern Zerrikania wiht it's steppe peoples reminds more of Scythians and that sort of thing, plus the Amazonian mythical female warriors were believed to be from somewhere near to Black Sea which was region that was frequented by the Scythian invasions and raids in real world), but these folk are rather ligh skinned, the woman, the warrior and the child seem in appearance pretty ordinary. Other lands are mentioned though like half-mythical land of Hannu and Barsa (which Dandelion mentions in A Little Sacrifice a land where women are chaste till wedding by custom :)), they cannot be Haak people, from Haakland, for these appear to be semi nomadic like many of the Zerrikanians, who are renowned riders and archers (one can imagine that Haak invasion in the future will be some sort of equivalent of Mongol invasion in witcher world).

[@AJ_UK_LIVE]

10:56 reliably sets off my Siri. How funny.

[@yasedb]

7:12 It is an in-game fact that Zebras live in Zerrikania as of that spriggan contract

[@Kilishenko]

9:45 regarding this traveling merchant. I believe that some NPC peasants get to his stall at Carsten even when he is not there and just wave and look at nothing but thin air. I don't think they do the same when he is not in other two locations.

[@erisofliria]

20min missed details video, I'm blessed

[@sachindash2033]

As always a great video!! Firstly, different dresses for Geralt while dedicating to yen, triss in the first detail. And, the child bumping into Geralt in the second detail was fun..

[@toniojeezusa492]

The crest in the last detail looks somewhat similar to the one that you get while playing with Vlodimir in the HoS dlc. Maybe it might be something to do with Ofier?

[@xLetalis]

the Ofieri seemed to speak a different language... but it's possible

[@bombingbarrett4813]

@@xLetalis Also, it might just be a coincidence, or maybe CDPR recycled the voice actors, but the Warrior's voice & accent is very similar to the Ofieri Merchant's. However, I doubt that the Warrior's origin has anything to do with that.

[@jman3267]

Regarding the Zebra icon. Plenty of European crests have lions on them despite being thousands of miles away from regions with actual lions.

[@xLetalis]

fair enough

[@teamtriss]

There actually used to be lions in the Mediterranean and parts of southern Europe back in ancient times. The modern range is much smaller than it used to be. They extended all over North Africa and the Middle East, right up to Anatolia and the Balkans before.

[@wtpauley]

You are the best. Thank you for showing us this so that I don't have to replay the Witcher 3 just for a small change.

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure, but you should replay ;]

[@matijabrajovic6370]

Hell of a good work, as always!

[@xLetalis]

thank you :)

[@matijabrajovic6370]

@@xLetalis ay man, dont mention it 😁

[@premium-user]

The fact that there a so many to play the game and have different outcomes, just making this game 1 of the best rpg games ever.

[@TESMediaGroup]

Don’t know if you’ve seen this ever, but in ”Wandering in the dark”, in the room with the wraiths and toxic spores, the back of the room has a pool of water you can swim and dive in. If you go into the water, Keira will make a comment on it. Haven’t seen anyone cover this yet, but it’s there

[@bindair_dundat]

8:29 that guy is really preparing the stage. :D

[@xLetalis]

[@Tojfell]

Aren't Foreigners from Ofir? At the beginning of Hearts of Stone, the guy that is locked up in cell with you talks about seeing zebras when in Ofir. Language and look of people doesn't quite add up, but maybe concept of Ofir was changed between W3 and HoS release

[@xLetalis]

Who knows, the language sounds quite different, and the people look different, both skin color and clothing style

[@qzoid3060]

The moment he stops uploading these is the moment the AI uprising begins

[@xLetalis]

[@LoneWolf-tk9em]

Can't believe the same studio later made Cybercrap 2069 🤦🏻‍♂️ "Greed changes the man"

[@matrix5148]

can somebody say me what armor geralt wears at 11:12

[@xLetalis]

NG+ manticore, should check kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmXWdJyqjbSfpK8

[@snuffandstuff1423]

Hes never gunna run out of details to make vids on xD ♡

[@xLetalis]

Perhaps I will some day ;]

[@snuffandstuff1423]

@@xLetalis Hope not ;o;

[@greeko7638]

AND xLetalis STRIKES AGAIN 😍 Also the unknown region from which the child and woman originate in detail 6, might be a faction in Kovir.

[@xLetalis]

could be I suppose!

[@md.shahidulislam7939]

Nilfguard has an embassy in toussaint so their armor in the tourney might just make sense

[@twinmama42]

Of course, but it's the sad "try" of an armor that Fergus produced at the end of the master armorer quest line. This shouldn't even have survived the journey to Toussaint. Btw: How low must this knight (who is it?) have fallen to have to rely on this armor? [edit: spelling error]

[@Engine33Truck]

I knew about Blackbough and Carsten for the merchant, didn’t know about outside Novigrad!

[@joaoinacio559]

Don't know if this was mentioned yet but regarding the zebra crest. This is what I found on the Witcher wiki. "Dirgelech was a monarch of a far-off land, located somewhere far west of Skellige, who usurped the throne for himself. He then sent several men after Viki and the crown prince, with the idea to bring home the prince, likely for a public execution." So I guess the woman is trying to bring the little prince in the opposite direction thus Toussaint.

[@joaoinacio559]

Also I've been wondering if since one of the vampire clans ventured overseas, perhaps they ended up on this unnamed kingdom.

[@pizzagateisreal]

I want to watch now but i will save it for my 40 minute walk to work. Great way to start tomorrow morning at 5 a.m instant good mood. Thanks

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

xLetalis, I'd like to add that merchants in TW3 actually SAVE your transactions and do not refresh unless (experienced just twice) they finish their travels until their home city/village. I'm not sure, but if you manage to sell your items to a merchant, you kinda lock his inventory to your previous items + what he had, money included. I used to sell trinkets and materials to them in order to raise a bit of money to repair armor and craft some. Until the end of the game, most merchants wouldn't refresh at all. Which was annoying since I wanted alchemy materials from them. Not sure if you noticed that before

[@clipstooblivion7720]

Why do I feel productive watching your videos

[@makenaiyomi1083]

The one who told you about the frying pan Lady's door was me but maybe there were some other people as well^^ I actually knew quite a bit from this video. The Merchant isn't hard to miss since I always speak to all of them. And the quest in Skillige with that man was something I discovered in my last playthrough. (Which I did because your videos made me do another one so maybe credits still goes on you XD) I actually encounter the Faraway quest because I was crazy enough to do all the ?s on Skellige.

[@xLetalis]

well done!

[@cbsa6636]

What is worth it doing ALL the '?' in Skillige? I did all the ones on land, but not sure if it's worth the time doing all the ones on water....

[@makenaiyomi1083]

@@cbsa6636 Sadly that one quest was the only one I found doing the ?s in the water. Otherwise I've just seen some nice locations (like a burning ship at the sea or a mini island with one monster on it) but if you aren't very bored or doesn't want to complete everything 100% I don't think you should do it because it's 99% retrieving loot while being annoyed by Syrenes....

[@HEKVT]

The recent uploads made me pick up the game again after a 2 month game and start my NG+ death march playthrough.

[@Nicole-xd1uj]

I've always wondered if that traveling merchant goes elsewhere when he's not in Blackburough and I've never seen the Far far away quest...thank you so much.

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure :)

[@krabistheisopod1376]

18:35 looks like Geralt is also looking for shelter with the Duchess

[@xLetalis]

[@MrBlonde19]

Also if you romance both yen and triss and get ciri witcher ending when you talk to emperor and asks you what you will do if you answer that you have someone he will say "aah triss merigold" something like that. just found out on my 8th playthrough

[@Mayor_Of_Eureka17]

Dude, I don't know which runs deeper, your dedication to this game or the game itself. Either way, it's impressive. Thanks man.

[@xLetalis]

heh, my pleasure :)

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

Been watching the playlist tbh... Glad that this drop as I was finishing it up xD

[@xLetalis]

thank you ;]

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

@@xLetalis I kinda missed the witcher 3 now that I am kinda focus on the work xD.. thats why watching your playlist on the details missed.. is something warming to me

[@thedarkemissary]

I'm surprised you first met the traveling merchant outside Novigrad. Most people, I assumed, meet him for the first time in Blackbough along the main story path.

[@RD22x]

The Ui Neill crest symbol is used now as the red hand of ulster, a flag associated with unionism in northern ireland

[@xLetalis]

[@banana-9959]

when Geralt didn't have either Yen or Triss and said "whose name I choose not to divulge" I died lol

[@nordicson2835]

These are great , thank youamazing how we still find new things after all these years if gameplay.

[@GandalfderDauerblaue]

Great Video as always! I have an unrelated question: Do you know where the A Night to Remember trailer takes place? At the Beginning the city in the background looks like Novigrad with the high tower and the buildings look like they are in the North/Northern Realms. There is also a bit of snow. But the city where Geralt rides to at the end looks completely different, it has to be Beauclair. And the water to the left is gone and at the end there is an edge at the right with just a bit of water.

[@xLetalis]

thank you :) Night to remember is definitely supposed to be a variant of Orianna's character story in Blood and Wine, and the city is most likely Beauclair

[@GandalfderDauerblaue]

@@xLetalis Thanks! But what about the city at the beginning?

[@xLetalis]

@@GandalfderDauerblaue oh that one... hmm that's a good point, I never thought much of it I suppose, perhaps it could also be the outskirts of beauclair

[@GandalfderDauerblaue]

@@xLetalis True, but I think it looks different.

[@annahenrietta9517]

Bings joy to my heart to see Master Letalis unwind still ,the intricate threads of our world.

[@flicka25]

Have you tried dawdling or walking away when you are about to enter the Unseen Elder's lair. Regis tells you to get a move on and open it lol There's so much more I feel still...everytime you find something new....how deep does it really go. Keep up the good work., your videos are something I really look forward to.

[@xLetalis]

Hmm I'm not sure I have :) I'll have to check it out, and thank you!

[@abdillahazhar1833]

It seems like the trader is kind of bugged. I tend to find his icon around Velen (and I almost always met him there first before meeting him outside of Novigrad). But, Carsten is the place that I'm quite certain I'd meet him. And this is actually where I first met him in my earlier playthroughs. Good find. Great video as always. Keep it coming!

[@christianlowman2698]

I like the time stamp titled Boring intro. Lol!

[@AncestorEmpire1]

The last time I was this early, the community didn’t make Ciri cry. Shame on you if you did.

[@iseeonlydarkness1128]

Someone on Reddit made an article about the strange language. It's called "From a Land Far far Away (and other Welch stuff in the game)" and it's translated there in some way

[@vladdietheladdie7345]

The zebra being on the coat of arms might suggest they are either from Ofier or Zangwebar (places referenced in the books to have such animals)

[@romanbartl5960]

Just wanted to write this too :D Curently reading a book and yep, it was there mentioned definitely.

[@vladdietheladdie7345]

@@romanbartl5960 Last Wish :D?

[@romanbartl5960]

@@vladdietheladdie7345 Yes ! :D

[@AsmrKiara]

10:12 Cotteneye joe.. *insert music here*

[@MBBGun14]

Now we're waiting for "10 hidden boss fights you've missed in Vizima palace" video.

[@Bl00dcrusha]

at 3:51 you can see the guard donned in full plate either yawning or mouthing something. Might as well be a bug, but I found it funny nonetheless :)

[@yaseral-ejjeh1449]

I think at this moment we need a episodes you may have missed in the things you may have missed serious video

[@udbhavsingh5168]

you just keep going... i love it !

[@xLetalis]

will do :)

[@aladinhoubicka6829]

​@xLetalis ​I've noticed a change at the beginning of Witcher 3. I've started a new game on PS4 and when I was questioned by Morvran Voorhis, he only asked about his unit that was attacked by Wild Hunt. After that he completely missed all the other questions that forms the story from previous games. I think it's worth to check it out!! I was pretty confused by it..

[@Ivanus59]

About the final part. While indeed the "zebra" (I put it in quotation marks since while it's a zebra by real world standards, in the Witcher universe they might call it something completely different and what they call a "zebra" in a fantasy world doesn't necessarily have to fit the real world counterpart) on the crest suggests a warm exotic land to the south or the east, since this is a fantasy game it really doesn't have to be (they can make up that those are just black and white horses, and the white color of their fur helps them to camouphlage in snowy parts or smthn like that lol). The only logical idea for me, one that I got when playing and never even doubted, is that this land they hail from is further west or south/north-west of Skellige. I mean, they are coming FROM that land and going to the Continent, to Toussant to be more precise. So it would be pretty weird if they somehow went from Zerrikania and then missed Toussant by thousands of kilometers and ended up in Ard Skellige only to then have to go back east to Toussant lol - That is unless they actually went east from the eastern end of the continent, went half circle across the planet and then ended up in the west of Skellige. But that sounds like too much of a streatch. Next thing their language, appearance and names (Dirgelech) sound absolutely nothing like Zerrikanian (Azar Javed as an example, is a Persian inspired name, his name literarily means Sacred Flame in old Iranian). Also I read somewhere on the wiki that in the Witcher universe there are two different animals (from different places) that look like each other but in contrasted color patterns, one is a black horse-like animal with white stripes and another is a white horse-like animal wth black stripes. :)

[@glebs.]

More details on From a Land Far, Far Away. If you READ the notes in the quest, you will find out: There was a revolution in a far away kingdom. The woman - a royal family member, ran away with killers after them.