7 Things Most People Missed in The Witcher 3

[@OneEyeGuy4824]

Did you know that if you choose to kill the dopler instead of sparing him, he will chase you forever. Even if you go all the way across the map. Sometimes he gets killed by guards because some of them will fight him on his way out of the city. You can fast travel far away and he will still chase you. You can see the quest distance going down constantly. If you go skellige, he will wait for you to get back to velen/novigrad and then start the chase again. He will never stop unless you kill him or he gets killed by guards

[@taikajorma7276]

Ofcourse he knows it he has showed it in his videos

[@okean28]

I think the detail about the School of the Griffin has to do with the reputation it has. Out of all the schools, it is said the the School of the Griffin is the most respectable one, as their members mantained the original witchers knightly values, and were educated in things like etiquette.

[@crabrave729]

And griffin witchers may be more common in Redania, cos Caer Morhen locates in I believe Blue mountains( its in Caedven, and very far away from Redania), and griffin’s home castle somewhere along coastline( opposite part of the map, and not Caedven), so griffins could be considered not as potential traitors, spies etc(like wiper Witchers after emperor took them under control and used to kill kings of northern realms) from Caedven( Redania and Caedven has a lot of tension between each other)

[@Ivanus59]

​@@crabrave729 But Kaer Seren (former home base for School of the Griffin) is also not in Redania but instead in the Kingdom of Kovir and Poviss (which is north-west of Redania).

[@crabrave729]

@@Ivanus59 yes, I meant that witcher so far away from his basically home, which is located on opponent’s territory, after experience with kings layers may cause some suspicion, Kovir and Poviss usually keep neutrality so this could draw away any suspicions from Redanian elites, politicians ( those who could known what vipers did by order of nilfgaard). Or I’m hallucinating.

[@oqumaQu]

After watching that part I immediately thought of Coën. You know, the witcher who trained Ciri at Kaer Morhen with the rest of the gang in the book, Blood of Elves. Coën belongs to the School of the Griffin. Maby Geralt chose School of the Griffin out of all other schools since he had close relations to it, not only by it's reputation.

[@crabrave729]

@@oqumaQu may be, but i think, when You tell you are a griffin, its not because you are showing respect but because you lie. Geralt doesn't look like cat witcher so no problems of proving you are not crazy, no such problems with bear witchers, so i think he lies perpouosly, but why ? And Coën may be the reason he chose scholl off griffin, for sure.

[@sonnyrynsaard3567]

On the the line of salt, its actually in the quest where you defeat the elemental in the cellar from earlier in the video. It's on the stairs leading to cellar from the ground floor. Geralt remarks how it's 'pointless superstition' (or something to that effect). He would probably tell the baron to do it too because people obviously believe it and it would keep people out of the way for the duration of the quest. Also for the price setting in the contracts, it's randomised, it might be chance he allowed you to push for a higher price on your Griffin try, but to be honest I haven't tested

[@FrozenShadow007]

It might make sense that the line of salt would be useless against physical monsters, mostly affecting wraiths. Geralt having prior information about the monster, he might’ve known that it couldn’t’ve been a wraith, thus the comment.

[@janjezewski1205]

But in " Equine Phantom" alternate ending Geralt also advice hermit to draw a line of salt, saying "Might keep him out". So it may work - just for a specific type of ghost.

[@IShallRiseAgain]

I think there might have possibly a line like that in the Witcher 2 too? Its been awhile since I played it.

[@diabloplays9591]

Arent lines of salt drawn into the pentagram or what its suposed to be around the profesor from heart of stone ?

[@ItsMeStrider]

@@FrozenShadow007 except he comments that it's "pointless superstition" based on the house's owners point of view, being uninformed about the specific monster, to the owner it might have been a ghost, it just doesn't make sense (at least not the way geralt phrases it) to call it that knowing there are cases that this works. Also by the time this comment happens, geralt has absolutely no idea that it's an elemental.

[@elizabethalderman8749]

Great idea on Yontek. Geralt is also a source child, Eskel was suspected to be one too. My thought was he might have been a Druidic apprentice or a mage student before the outlaws/band on magic. Surviving a massacre like that makes anyone a little screwy

[@xLetalis]

[@Siegfried5846]

You're a girl. Why aren't you dating me? Why are you always choosing normies over fellow gamers?

[@fantasywind3923]

Oh that is a nice detail!! I never knew that about Yontek :). His portrayal is also a typical 'village idiot' that often appears in various rural stories and the like, fairy tales as well, and with the witcher lore on the subject of these mentally affected children with inherited power it fits very well!! Indeed it might explain his state and as was said source children when not taken care of with their magical talents may become unstable mentally, his abilities maybe were not nearly as strong and so he was overlooked by the mages and considering that such abilities may also pass down the line generations later. In the lore we have apparently many degrees of magical talent, some people may have the minimum of abilities, some don't have them at all.

[@efaristi9737]

Not every magician are sources, a attunement to magic is necessary to become one but a source has more than that. Every witchers have a attunement to magic because the Signs require a aptitude with it so they can work. A ordinary human with no magic affinity would be unable to make any signs. Yontek don't need to be a mage student: the childrens of wizards often inherite a more potent affinity with magic than their parents and that power is what fry their brains. Yontek is lucky, he isn't a vegetable.

[@Spike-bebop]

Geralt isnt, IS just onthe Netflix series in the books not a spurce child

[@Sabamonster]

The fact that you are still going at it, after all of this time, speaks volumes of your dedication. My hat goes off to you Xlet.

[@bernardvc5820]

aah, my week is complete again :) It's a testament to both the game and your tenacity that there's still secrets and 'things missed' to be found after all this time!

[@xLetalis]

glad to hear :)

[@omeribrahim4995]

Year 2050 = Xletalis : Things you may have missed in the witcher 3. (Keep Up the Good work)

[@Mr_Ink0gnit0]

Your Geralt impression is spot on. Hope you get better soon.

[@jmtbezimienny5390]

How?! Like how can you still find something that I've missed?! I am now doing a 100% of every location and still couldn't see some of things you've shown us! You're a legend!

[@wretchedslippage3255]

dude ive got 750 hours in.. thats small potatoes compared to some but im still only about 91% complete lol

[@dorotasokolowska2941]

I've always took Geralt's line of salt demand in the Baron's quest as an example of Granny Weatherwax's headology - it's not supposed to work on wraiths or botchlings, it's supposed to work on humans and keep them in their houses. If you just tell them to stay at home they may ignore that order, but with the salt - oh, now it's serious business. And Yontek is almost certainly an untrained sorcerer/mage, probably a child of a magic user. It's not known if Tissaia's ideas were ever implemented - I think they weren't because during the Lodge summit in the books they use the age argument against putting one of the members of the Lodge on Kovir's throne, not that they are all infertile due to sterilization.

[@nawaz3147]

Just when I was feeling sad, brother xletalis popped up with another video to cheer me up. Thank you brother. Get well soon.

[@xLetalis]

[@JC_Alexi]

Interestingly, when it comes to giving Dandelion the Hierarch painting, if you store it in your stash you can still "give" it to him while keeping it for yourself

[@KekelMyShekel]

The salt line is in the same quest as you mentioned with the Earth Elemental and the ''Rivian Tramp'' Guy. It's right before Geralt goes down the stairs. There's a line of salt and he comments something like ''It's useless.''

[@championlunatic835]

17:26 Yes you are right. I commented it in one of your videos. Geralt does asks everyone to line their houses with salt... but he dismisses this theory in the quest of Therazane which you mentioned earlier in the video. The stairs that lead to the basement are warded with Salt to protect against wraiths.

[@windwaker105]

Salt won’t work on wraiths, but maybe on Botchlings

[@championlunatic835]

@@windwaker105 I mean.. botchlings are specters aren't they? or are they necrophages, that summon specters? I mean... though they are present as "cursed ones" in the Journal, that's since they use the cursed oil.. But they pretty much are necrophages. And if salt used to work on necrophages, we wouldn't have seen all those water hags and drowners beside those big water bodies... they just can't all be big freshwater lakes, but they still have necrophages

[@RamyASMR]

that moment when the letalis "boring outro" is a cutscene you've never seen in your life

[@Reve_Hyrulier]

I just love that toussaint music you overlay in parts of this vid

[@Camille_Fox]

I totaly missed the quest with yontek through my first playthrough. Don't know why. It isn't on any notice boards and my first game was very streamlined. In the Polish version, the character of Yontek sounds mentally insane. It feels very strange. Well done for killing the pigs, I wouldn't have heart to do it lol!

[@BeautyIsJustAMask]

You probably missed it as it was a free dlc quest and came out a month after release.

[@xLetalis]

makes sense (about Yontek's mentality)

[@V_NFA]

i always love the thronebreaker soundtrack in the background, it's so good

[@AlphaHub13]

Geralt also mentions the line of salt to be utterly useless in the quest where we go to find Iris,Olgried's wife in the mansion in the Hearts of Stones Expansion

[@keatonr776]

I got one for you. In the abandoned manor where you battle the earth elemental in the basement you can also find a portrait of the hierarch of the eternal flame. The manor is also the closest dwelling to the home of the dwarfs that give you an identical portrait once you clear the witch hunter out when freeing Dandelion. Might be something more to look into.

[@dramonmaster222]

I find it impressive how you are always finding things in these games even after finishing them. Get better soon!

[@xLetalis]

:) thank you, already feeling better

[@Trebla-ih7mm]

Sorry to hear you were sick the past days, I too had a little sickness sore throat , runny nose . Never a good feeling, hope you recover fully soon so you can enjoy life to the fullest. Happy Witchering

[@vytenisjunelis9624]

Its crazy how one game can have so many concent (also secrets and hidden quests/dialogues), since i started to watch this channel until now it seems like it wont ever end.

[@christopherg2347]

It is quite possible the "Line of salt" thing only works against specific creatures. Same way bringing Black Blood to anything but a vampire fight is pointless. It could even be to limit the movement of the Botchling - the creature might have tried to run away and hide in a house, by breaking through the doors. But might be deterred by a line of salt and windows height. Maybe Botchlings just _really_ hate the smell of salt? Or at least the young ones? But it being usefull to keep the people inside (and thus out of the combat zone) is also a good approach.

[@yashaze586]

The fact you are able to continue making videos from a game that is what 7 years old now and still find something I missed is amazing.

[@boomerix]

It is 2076, xLetalis is lying on his deathbed, his family and grandchildren around him. He signals his youngest grandchild to come closer. "I need to tell you something my child". She put's her ear closer to his mouth and he whispers: "There are 3 final things that you have missed in the Witcher 3"

[@cezero11]

What an awesome video! Geralt does say that the salt line things doesn't work at the beginning of the Dysart quest when he's first investigating the house. Hope you're feeling better :)

[@rhythmray7429]

its been 7 years i swear if CDPR don't make you a mysterious all knowing npc in the next game, we riot

[@xLetalis]

who knows :) but thank you

[@GloriousZote]

On Therazane, Therazane is, in fact, an earth elemental in WoW, too.

[@Spinosaurus44]

Welcome back brother, we missed you while you were gone for the past week, and thank you for your effort recording and editing this while you were still sick. You’re a real one :)

[@xLetalis]

[@kernelpanikk5151]

You probably know this but, just in case... Another funny fact about paintings. Go to the brothel in Toussaint after the quest about your portrait and check the wall near the redhaired lady, the one that performs rol games with Witcher Cosplayers 😎

[@ameliuslantea1789]

20:45 As far as i know haggling is random-during the Wine-Wars Quest Series in B&W you can sometimes haggle both of the Questgivers there to pay you up to 900 (rare) or at least 850 (still somewhat rare). To confirm or deny, one would probably need to haggle with the Count for a 100xTimes or so choosing each of the 3 Answers (Wolf, Cat, Griffin) and see how often you can get the higher reward or how it changes. Choosing another Answer could have a slightly different chance but again, might be worth it to play around with that for a little bit! Other than that, great video as always-good job & thank you! 👍 ps: I'd say that Therazane is almost 100% from WoW, its not from somewhere else afaik ^-^

[@Ares_0926]

I love that you keep finding these little details and keep the series going. You may at this point know more of the Witcher lore than even the game Devs. Second only to the original author.

[@AndorRadnai]

Yontek might very well be born with magical attunement, but he never got any formal training because Velen. That could explain it very simply.

[@Kilishenko]

maybe the salt thing in the botchling quest is the reference to the Supernatural TV show. P.S. The quest with the support beams with the elemental, I think you need to count in the third support scaffolding at the entrance to the chamber. you can see it at 14:13 in your video on the right. in my play-through I broke the ones inside but quest giver is still alive and well.

[@dragonknightleader1]

@17:23 He did! In the golem quest Kurt Dysart gives out.

[@xLetalis]

exactly!

[@Engine33Truck]

Line of salt quote is from the Therazane quest. When you investigate the house, you’ll find a line of salt at the top of the stairs. If you examine it, Geralt says something along the lines of “huh. Useless superstition”

[@ReidakFilled]

The detail about extra dialogue with the Earldoman in Downwarren can be unlocked even if you free the spirit. You just have to return there before finishing the Baron questline, and after seeing the crones, since the village won’t be destroyed yet.

[@colemclean1676]

Yeah the line of salt where he dismisses it is actually on the quest where you can collapse the building on that one guy the one that was in this video

[@spellandshield]

You are clearly a wizard to be able to find these.

[@Kyriakos095]

about the iron maiden quest if you deat olaf the bear ,champion of skellige isles you can go to her and she agrees to fight you right away without having to fight the guy who she otherwise ask you to fight with

[@Pomberizer]

The salt line. Yes, I believe he just said it to keep people calm. Cause before he said it was useless. Unless it is because they are different types of magic or curse.

[@sturmblizzard780]

How to Letalis way of finding new things people have missed: Start a quest and then talk to every person in the game - end the quest and talk to everyone. :DD thats it. I like your videos. keep going

[@ryder8759]

I literally seen every video and I wish I could forget everything you've posted so I could rewatch it all and be amazed at how many hours you've dedicated to little hints

[@maxinefoster4754]

With the bandits, I think I've almost always run into them because that's one of the only bridges that doesn't require a pass to get across the pontar into Novigrad and I hated having to wait around for one. I must've just used that bridge again later because I still didn't have a bridge pass for the guards.

[@stefankatsarov5806]

That bridge dosnt cross the Pontar. There is only 2 bidges that cross it, the one at Oxenford and the one south of Novigrad. This bridgr is south-west of Oxenford and there are 2 other bridges on the same river. Also you always need a pass to cross the Pontar, but if you get a pass and go past one bridge you dont get asked for a pass in the other bridge.

[@Evarakeus]

You know you can just swim, right?

[@Gutek524]

17:13 yes there was... it was in a quest that you mentioned in this video "the Doors Slamming Shut" quest

[@fatalorgasm755]

About the line of salt Thing: I think IT was during the therazane quest you mentioned in the video

[@Jolfgard]

17:20 The whole way of handling it was more folklore to him. The pellar suggested to do what they do there. So Geralt does not only believe that the salt doesn't work, but that the whole ritual might fail.

[@gamingsolvesmyissues8192]

17:44 love that me messing up on my first playthrough gets a spot on this video XD Great video! loved the shade at Netflix and my favourite type of magic

[@CoolGuyJ84]

Thanks for another Witcher video! Didn't know that those pigs (in Yondek's quest) could actually be killed. Yennefer VA voicing as Iron Maiden saying "What is she to ya, this sorceress Yennefer" does make me chuckle a bit, heh.

[@alastorlestat9929]

I think the line of salt thing is a reference to the tv show Supernatural They do alot of salt lining there

[@henry2052]

Ahhhhh everybody's favorite game with infinite hidden details. Gotta love Witcher 3

[@generalgrievous92]

If you ever do the Witcher 2 save import video, a crazy detail I found was during "Of Swords and Dumplings" when you have to get into the warehouse to mark the crates. If you chose Iorveth in Witcher 2 and helped in Vergen, the dwarf guarding the warehouse will just let you in if you pick the "Gotta get inside." option and he'll compliment Geralt on his work in Vergen.

[@relopbr9868]

1:40 top 10 people gaunter fears amazing vid

[@xLetalis]

[@spooks4011]

17:20 It is in the quest you already mentioned, the one where the vuy calls you a Rivian tramp

[@brentkeller3826]

That there was a reference to Berengar by the scholar, interesting.

[@real_Furryratchet]

17:20 You are right! That was part of the golem quest "Therazane" you mentioned earlier in the video. Geralt said that a line of salt will not work BUT maybe it worked for the other monster? Who knows?

[@Gil-galad12]

yes that line about salt nonsense is in quest with that earth elemental that you talked earlier

[@timbillups4430]

Not sure if you covered this: Getting the sword before talking to her bypasses the choice. Salt line is from the Kurt Dysart quest!

[@ms.wonder]

Hey! I found a small small detail in this game and I am so proud of it:D While you are doing the Tufo Monster contract in the blood and wine as you know we find out that the woman(wife of the contract giver) was having a relationship with one of their workers. If you tell this to the quest giver man(I don't know how to call him actually:) He will get angry and say to you that he will speak with his wife about that. If you really follow him to his house, they actually start arguing. Man tells his wife to leave and woman cries and etc. Also after this conversation she goes to crying in front of a small lebioda statue. It just blew my mind that this game has such details like that! Maybe you can mention it one of your videos. Also get well soon :)

[@xLetalis]

hey there, I did include this in one of my Blood and Wine details videos, it is cool indeed!

[@ms.wonder]

@@xLetalis you never miss anything 😎 that's really cool

[@SteezyMPeezy]

I was having a really depressed night, this video made me smile, thanks brother

[@duffyd2534]

Great video, I am always so amazed how you can still find so many new details. The theory of Yontek being relsted to A poisoned source makes a lot of sense and was something I never saw before. It os always so nice to see how well the book content is implanted in the games. Never saw that seen of Dandilion before. But he is such a great character that an addition to his scenes is always welcome;)

[@driftingdruid]

stumbled on the heirarch painting detail looking for a way to get rid of the painting and accidentally got stuck in dialogue with Dandelion after getting it from the storage chest, nice detail they included. didn't know that xLetalis didn't know about it

[@anapolloguize8294]

in the kurt quest when he first goes into the mansion to see if its haunted he says about the peasants spreading salt being a worthless superstition if you inspect the pile right before you go down the staircase to the ruins where you fight the elemental.

[@staticthewhitewolf7040]

Molly, the general, and the lady have two different comments about her at the races. It is depending on how you do the horse race. If you win or lose the race the Lady calls her a frumpy girl and if you refuse the race the general calls her good looking or pretty. I found it odd that they differed on opinion over the horse race.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

xLetalis, the most important thing I missed in The Witcher 3 was the fact that I didn't know how much I needed this video. Right now, it is the perfect break to my work. Thanks for such dedication to TW3 as always!

[@Kansaqe]

The title is not accurate, it is more than 7 things! =D Jokes aside, actually missed most of the things. Good job finding them out and compiling them 👍😊

[@maciek.u]

17:14 it was in the quest with golem under the mansion. The same in the video 😊

[@theoldtoby]

Thank you and speedy recovery to you! Take good care!

[@TheNarghes]

Therazane absolutely is a WoW Reference. Therazane in WoW is the elemental lord of the earth. And in Witcher Therazane is an earth elemental

[@Bloodwyn99]

17:08 Yess! I remember about salt lines in a different quest! The quest was named "Doors Slamming Shut" it's weird that you didn't remember because in this video you mention the exact quest. And yes, there is a contradiction. In the main Baron quest Geralt says to make a line of salt and in the side quest he says it is useless.

[@domdom3938]

Considering Therazane in WoW isn't just some random elemental, I don't doubt it is a reference to her

[@marinacatica]

Perhaps the line of salt only works on certain creatures, if it was a universal solutions you'd have salt walls around the capitals...

[@mjdmjd02]

xLetalis in 2115 : 100 years later, new details found in the witcher 3

[@tristan4464]

I'm not sure, but I think I found a hidden quest that wasn't mentioned yet. On an island in Skellige between the abbandond village of Redgill and Lofoten, there is a ship wreck and a note, which upon reading starts a quest. It leads you back to the village Ursten, where you find a foreigner trying to convince you to find a women. After you found the second wreck you follow some steps and chase a women to the Widows' Grotto, where the men from Ursten will appear.

[@GandalfderDauerblaue]

I also think so. It’s sad that you have only the two options and nothing else happens afterwards

[@giorgitabidze6776]

17:13 Yeah, there was a line like that in Apiarian phantom quest.

[@giorgitabidze6776]

Damn, I made a fool of myself, that line is from "doors slamming shut" quest, not the apiarian phantom :ddd Sorry about that.

[@patryxgamer]

Now I can sleep peacfully.Thank you for your persistence to make us have great bond to witcher franchise.

[@xLetalis]

[@abnerefraimrosavidal5643]

The line about salt is the same mission of the earth elemental or golem. That mission from "rivian trap" quest giver

[@leandronw1]

Great video! In that bridge encounter, have you ever followed the bandits? I wonder where they go after that

[@xLetalis]

hmm I'm not sure!

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Anorher great vid mate, cheers from Brazil ! Also thank you for adding a sweet moment at the end of the vid instead of Geralt selling Ciri huehue

[@connor56347]

God I'm so late to seeing this one! Glad to hear you're getting better and thank you for another amazing witcher 3 details video! Can never get enough of them

[@nuno09]

the lines of salt dialogue is in the previous entry on the list, the one with the golem underneath the house, Geralt will see a line of salt but not outside the door but inside the house and he dismissed it as a useless superstition

[@xLetalis]

damn I was close

[@flix5121]

I think the part with the line of salt was incidentally the one with the rivian tramp guy. I recently played it and remeber wondering about that conradiction. Hope you get better soon!

[@Hybe123]

What the hell, I completely missed the Fool's gold, Yontek quest :D

[@nando5388]

If I remember correctly the salt does nothing line happens in the golem under the house quest when you are first investigating

[@LibertarianVet-]

I have a couple fun things, tho not specific to a quest. First, after gathering the sorceresses along with ciri, and everyone first sails to Skellige with Avallac'h; when the ship arrives in Skellige to get the sunstone, etc, go into the captains cabin. Inside Phillipa will tell Margarita that other than themselves and Ciri, Geralt has slept with every woman on the ship, but says Margarita will probably sleep with Geralt at some point as well. (I found this hysterical) The other is after winning the Toussaint tournament, as you walk around the tournament grounds, you will be endlessly followed by a female groupie. Also, if you go into Geralt's assigned tournament tent, there will be funny letters left by admirers (female and male). Outside the tent where you sign up for the tournament, the score of each knights gets updated after each event, which is neat to see. If you win, it shows that Palmerin always comes in second place.

[@COKO040]

In the contract "Doors Slamming Shut" (The one with the Golem in this video :)), he mentions the line of salt

[@zmazanac707]

xletalis might as well be an IRL detective with all of these details he notices

[@mdc8889]

regarding the botchling quest, i think geralt may still sway the baron to put lines of salt outside peoples doors regardless of his beliefs or if it were a common practice in blood summoning among witcher training, so my thoughts would be despite his beliefs of drawing salt works or not he probably told the baron to do so because of necessity or he could end up changing his mind after the botchling quest or it could be an oversight by the dev team

[@lastround2357]

great job you're still killing it. although i discovered most of them i didn't know about the pigs and yen's stuff and collapsed sealing

[@Tomasz0216]

One thing I actually prefer about playing the witcher game in Polish sometimes is because there are certain translations that dont go over as well. For example, the "Wild Ones" are actually called the 'Dziki" Which would yes translate to Wild/savages HOWEVER, they said their name represents their crest which in fact does because Dzik (or plural Dziki) is Boar in Polish. I still speak English better but Polish was extremely enjoyable as well.

[@jordanpainter8096]

It’s possible that since Geralt knows salt is a superstition but doesn’t want to be disturbed by people wandering about and if only tell people to just stay inside they would get curious about what’s going on. That if by telling people about a defence mechanism even though a superstition keeps inside and spooked enough not to go outside. Again just a theory could be another explanation

[@bruh_gaming]

I love the Fool's Gold mission. What about you guys ???

[@MrOP-jw1zp]

Regatding the last one: Have you excluded that Haggling isn't just randomized? I find it hard to believe that haggling changes based on what you tell Dysart. Great video as usual!

[@LibertarianVet-]

The other line of salt you are thinking about is the Doors Slamming Shut quest. The line of salt is on the top of the stairs leading down to the basement where the earth elemental is.

[@sachindash2033]

Words won't describe your dedication and of course CD Projekt Red's work. I missed three details in this video. Fantastic work xletalis and take care!!! Outro wasn't boring!!!

[@Raytrek79]

Pretty sure you can put the Hierarch Hemelfart portrait in the save chest before you give it to Dandelion, that way he hangs it in the Chameleon/Rosemary and Thyme but you can also hang it in your villa in Toussaint (Wineboys dlc) later.

[@YoonSQ]

Can't help but realize Yontek looks like Michael Cera

[@F4R4D4Y]

I cannot seem to kill the crones as Ciri after she evaded Emmerith in the bogs and before Bald Mountain.

[@shylockwesker5530]

Fun Fact, Jontek is a local variation of the name Antoni and he's a character of a peasant in a love triangle from the opera Halka.