7 Years Later! Details You Missed in the Endings of the Witcher 3

[@xLetalis]

Thank you all for being here.

[@MII19]

Your welcome

[@LEVI007hecho]

Witcher 3 next edition release date is here Q4 2022 I am fking happy 👀😁

[@lolright4678]

Always going to be here bro love this game and your series

[@adreu97]

No , thank you for existing in this world

[@ozone_strike3190]

Of course, whenever you upload it’s been an instant click or whenever I am soonest free to do so for years now, you upload quality content and thank you for that, my friend.

[@EugeneMCampbell]

7 years later and xLetalis still putting out great content!

[@timschumann1017]

Thats real, love this game still

[@edi9892]

Too bad that Cyberpunk can't keep tnis channel running not even for a year...

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

@@edi9892 Maybe one day it gets fixed properly, who knows...

[@frgv4060]

Indeed. Kudos to him.

[@aligmal5031]

@@ruffusgoodman4137 even if it got fixed cyberpunk has nothing on the witcher 3 when it comes to details

[@majormoron605]

Hundreds of hours playing this game, watching this channel for years, and yet there's always something new, always more to learn...

[@xLetalis]

great to hear :)

[@myopicautisticmetal9035]

Only hundreds? I have clocked over 3,000 hours in the Witcher 3 and GOTYE Witcher 3 combined. I still find new stuff when I replay it. Make that exactly 3,390 hours and 20 minutes.

[@thenovicewhispers]

​@@myopicautisticmetal9035 you're slacking. Get that number up to 4,000, soldier

[@ahmadali-mw3ov]

@@myopicautisticmetal9035 how many playthroughs you played?

[@mhq_tsu5746]

@@xLetalis Hello, i havent watched all ur vids, but i was playing The Witcher yesterday night, and i found a cannibal. Have u seen them before?? Edit: ive been playing this for 3 years, finished it more than 5 times, runned around all map, but yet this game and u always surprise me with something new 🤲❤

[@samuelc4950]

7 years and still more hidden details videos. What a game, what a man. Thanks for keeping this community alive

[@xLetalis]

the pleasure is mine ;]

[@fantasywind3923]

Indeed! Great job of the developers to make something so intricate and full of details :) and amazing work of xLetalis! :). It also is interesting to note that the witch-hunts in a way are event that happens canonically in the future in the books as well :) as most of the sorceresses die on the stake, also the love affairs of various nilfgaardian soldiers with the nordling women is also what happens to one of hte girls from temple of Melitele at the end of the books! :) I don't know if those are merely similes or parallels intentional or not but it does have a very book feel :). "... Katja...' 'Tell me, child,' Nenneke gently urged. 'Katja,' Eurneid cleared her throat, 'met a wounded Nilfgaardian in the hospital. After the conclusion of the peace, when the prisoners where exchanged, she went with him to Nilfgaard.' 'I've always said,' sighed the priestess, 'that love knows no boundaries." Witcher, Lady of the Lake Katja is one of the girls who was Ciri's sort of 'classmate' in the books :), while she stayed and was schooled in the temple in Ellander in Blood of Elves. By the way xLetalis I wonder how fun it would be with your talent for picking out such small details, I wonder how you would analyze the Hexer series hehe :)...well the polish series has it's share of faults there's no two words about that, though I wonder what your reactions would be, thoughts and impressions, the main problem is of course you'd have to rely on the subtitles, it's in polish obviously hehe.

[@abotwhoplays5226]

"A true witcher should never abandon poultry in distress."

[@Rawrzorzzz]

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[@stealth11]

Geralt's one line with Ciri when she cries is interesting. He says, "killing monsters in forgotten villages." It seems to suggest she's making the wrong decision as empress, that no matter what she does the regular people will continue to suffer. It's bleak in its own way.

[@flo8517]

I love that. Thank you for noticing and combining that!

[@Tomcat_Coyote]

I don't think it implies that the Empress ending is a wrong decision, but as we know it, the world of the Witcher is pretty grim and there's no turning it into a happy fairy tale. I think it serves to emphasise the fact that whatever you do, you can't fix everything and no Ending is perfect. Regular people are always going to suffer somewhat, especially in the aftermath of a War when there's a lot of rebuilding to do, Monsters have been agitated by Armies on the moves, all the deaths have attracted Necrophages etc...

[@Kyle-hf7ji]

Empress ending makes sense, since she can make bigger changes in the world while ruling the most powerful nation, she knows how to fight, has Emhyr and Philippa to teach her politics and has Geralt's humbleness, the "becoming a witcher" ending just feels like a childish decision, running away from all responsibilities in order to live a lifestyle that is not hers, since she's not an actual witcher, just like Philippa said in the Sunstone quest she would be throwing her life away by not becoming Empress.

[@KIVagant]

@@Kyle-hf7ji , I agree with this. Throughout the game, Ciri behaves self-confidentally. Her actions, decisions, and powers are far beyond being a monster slayer. All of that struggle, extensive journeys, fights for her world's future, and to give it all up at the end and run away? Sounds too simple to me. During my first playthrough some years back, I missed visiting Emhyr and was disappointed by the ending, even though it was generally good. Trying to be a father to his daughter, I doubt Geralt would want her to run in some bogs and sewers all her life. And she, probably, would quickly become bored of that with her super-human abilities. Same as Yen in their supposed "happy end in a forgotten hut." I followed the "canon" story bonding with Yen, but no way that would work for them. They can only love each other at a considerable distance.

[@thelvadam8474]

The witcher 3 is an eternal game, a timeless masterpiece from history to graphics to music (I still remember the soundtrack of skellige, not to mention that of novigrad or velen, they are all masterful pieces). in this game everything is close to perfection (apart from the Combat system, which I really appreciated). I mean, I finished this game a few weeks ago (including all the dlc's) and I am constantly homesick for skellige, for Toussaint .... the witcher 3 has been an epic journey, which I will never forget.

[@Eth77930]

Indeed a true masterpiece. No other game came so close to perfection. It sets the bar so high that most of other games cannot even get close, let alone reach it. It is hard to enjoy other games after playing Witcher 3.

[@thelvadam8474]

@@Eth77930 I agree on everything bro, this game has rightfully entered the Olympus of video games ... this game borders on perfection, you can see that it was a game made with passion and love, this is not just a game .... But It is an experience of life that everyone should try sooner or later.

[@ZombiemanTemple]

It was a joke of a game

[@witheredoak9826]

@@ZombiemanTemple Name checks out

[@umer515k7]

that final detail gave me chills. such an incredible game.

[@xLetalis]

I know how you feel

[@Leon1910s]

Hey could you explain what happens in that ending?

[@xLetalis]

@@Leon1910s in what ending?

[@Leon1910s]

@@xLetalis the bad one. The one I can’t bring myself to get. Btw love you’re videos.

[@keepcalmyouexist358]

@@Leon1910s Once Ciri's scene in the Tower finishes, you're transfered to Velen, a week later. A cutscene plays where Geralt examines the fancy cookies that once led the path of treats, when he hears a noice. He'll say, 'a werewolf is near' and you get control again. You approach the werewolf, who'll explain he's no longer a threat to people, because he's too hungry to hunt and to please get the cubs of a nearby den and save them. Geralt says he's there for him, oddly enough, but wants him to take him to the Crone. He asks why, since she's a dangerous creature, and he explains the Crone has his daughter's medallion. When the werewolf offers he buy a new necklace and his daughter will get over it, Geralt flat out admits his daughter's dead and won't get over it. You can either spare the werewolf, or not. If you spare him, he'll lead you to the Crone but you bump on the people who've captured the female wolf before her cubs nearby. There, you can choose to ignore them or kill them. No matter what you do, both the she-wolf and her remaining cub are left to die, either with the line xLetalis points out, or with the werewolf saying 'only one cub survives' and Geralt replies 'we don't have time'. Even though you can control him, there's no way to save the cub (in fact I can't even see it, the den appears empty). Eventually you make it to the orphanage, where Weavess awaits, already aware of Ciri's death. Geralt asks Berem, the werewolf, to stay out of this, leave and go look for the good life, with a wife and kids/cubs(?). Weavess mocks him, telling him he's afraid and all is lost, because they're surrounded by dozens of monsters whose brethren he slew for a handful of coins. In the shadows of the swamp, all sorts of necrophages stir. Geralt replies 'I feel don't feel anything anymore'. All the monsters attack, which triggers a boss fight. Once you win, Geralt speeds to the corpse and searches it, but finds nothing on it. He trashes the entire Crone shrine until he finds the medallion in a small box. He sits down exhausted, clutches it and appears completely broken. His eyes are closed, as monsters creep around the hut. The end.

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

7 years since this amazing game came out and we discovered xLetalis.

[@marocho129]

Damn, that Tomira detail hit me. One more reason to kill Radovid (other than just his plain existence annoying me).

[@Eth77930]

I am all for getting rid of that madman, but what about Roche, Ves and Thaler? That is my big issue with the quest. So big, that I never do it. I cannot kill let the Temerians die, and I do not want to kill Dijkstra... so Radovid just rules, and we can hope his rule will be short and someone saner will succeed him.

[@jonbaxter2254]

Also she's thicker than a bowl of porridge...

[@quintonmiller8266]

@@Eth77930 Horrible!! You let him live? That wicked king? What's your love affair with Dijkstra? Don't let him kill your friends.

[@Eth77930]

@@quintonmiller8266 I kind of like Dijkstra. I could still live with killing him... if that did not mean that Nilfgaard wins the war. Because Radovid may be a madman, but he wont be a king a forever. But if Nilfgaard conquers North - with Foltest dead and Temeria vassal state of Roche&co, with Demavend, Henselt, Radovid, Dijkstra dead, Rivia&Meve possibly a vassal? - then that is forever. North is Nilfgaard. There will be no one to fight back, no one to rebel. Not in the near future at least, and 20-30 years from now, people will just get used to it, and any chance of overthrowing Nilfgaard will be gone. Killing Radovid & Dijkstra a have Ciri become the empress is a solution, but she just wants to live a "normal" life - so that is a no. Killing Radovid & Dijsktra so that Emhyr rules North - no. Killing Radovid & Roche, Ves and Thaler, so that Dijkstra rules North - no. So I do not meddle. Radovid wins the war, Nilfgaard pulls back, and with Emhyr's death, Ciri is left in peace (hopefully), Nilfgaard focuses on internal political struggles for a while (hopefully), and few months/year from now, maybe some gets rid of Radovid (Dijkstra, Temerians, Phillipa, anyone).

[@agilemind6241]

@@Eth77930 I could never let Radovid live, but I've done both kill and let win Dijkstra. I think for White Orchard, the Temerian ending is the best. But for the North as a whole I prefer the Dijkstra ending. Though on a personal level, Geralt would either not get involved or save Roche, Ves and Thaler.

[@Kortas.]

I always looked at the "worst ending" as Ciri just not wanting to come back. Not her dying. Like the choices you have to make to get that ending are all about making decisions for Ciri instead of letting her make them herself. So I always saw it as her deciding against coming back and just going somewhere else. Anyways great video as always!

[@quintonmiller8266]

You let her die? Smh

[@Kortas.]

@@quintonmiller8266 Nah I got the Witcher ending, but I still really like the bad ending. Especially since it's the only one that let's you kill that last crone.

[@landismithCOJ]

Happy Anniversary to one the greatest games EVER. Thank you, xLetalis.

[@henry2052]

"I suppose we'll start with the big one, Tomira". The community agrees

[@jonbaxter2254]

*BuTt*...

[@ipraytovodka]

that pan to giant tomira almost made me choke on my drink

[@henry2052]

@@ipraytovodka I didn’t even notice that😂😂😂

[@Bumbart]

xLetalis: Gives a profoundly emotional ending to the video, draws phenomenal parallels and points out lovely writing in the game - effectively makes me tear up. Also xLetalis: AND ON THAT NOTE~...♥ Happy anniversary and thank you for all your hard work! :D

[@xLetalis]

[@ahmednaveedalam6385]

I got the sad ending during my first playthrough and I felt so broken cause like you said Geralt went on this entire journey to save her daughter and in turn took us on the journey too. It was heartbreaking to see Geralt lose all hope and accept defeat and just... Give up. And on that note, great video as always my guy and happy 7th anniversary!

[@ahmednaveedalam6385]

@noor alansari you could start a new game if you wanna and try getting a better ending

[@katearcher8514]

Would've been cool if after this ending you couldn't play DLCs. Well, it wouldn't have been commercially right when they (DLCs) were just out, but now they can add that. Like, the end is the end, what can we do

[@popskiptea8707]

I got that, realised I fucked up, instantly loaded an old save. I had replay 2 hours that I had just done but Geralt wasn’t getting that ending after such a long journey!

[@ahmednaveedalam6385]

@@katearcher8514 lmao I'm imagining that end title card "The end is the end, try your luck again to see if you can play the DLCs"

[@ahmednaveedalam6385]

@@popskiptea8707 I had no idea wtf was going when I got that ending and I was like.... Oh shit... NOOOOOO! I HAVE TO REPLAY THE WHOLE GAME RIGHT NOW!

[@DeadLove-11]

7 years later this game holds really strong over any new game.....This game changed my life

[@inquespot9368]

Many years ago while playing through The Witcher 2, I found your videos and they helped me greatly. I subbed as a way of saying thanks for getting me through that. Now I look back to the announcement of your 2nd child, the story about your daughter finding things in The Witcher 3, the Netflix Witcher show and all your videos. You are more than just a channel I sub to, You are like family. Happy 7th Anniversary CDPR to the greatest game ever and to you xLetalis, Thank You for constantly searching for new things to show us. Fantastic video once again. I hope you and the family are doing well. Now I think I'll go watch the 10th anniversary Witcher video and shed a tear for this masterpiece.

[@xLetalis]

Hey, thank you for the wonderful comment

[@kjaldir1089]

I always take the Dijsktra ending, I love him since I've read the books. He might seem heartless and calculating, but he actually wants the best for the people and prefers to avoid wars. Also I think out of those three, he is the best option for Mages and Sorceresses.

[@katearcher8514]

How do you feel about leaving Roche and Thaler to die?

[@AnnaTodorova_piano]

Not more heartless and calculating than any king or emperor 👍🏻

[@kjaldir1089]

@@katearcher8514 They aren't book characters so I didn't care that much for starters, but I also prefer Iorweth's path over Roche, it seems more logical to me. And in W3, both Roche and Thaler work for Nilfgaard.

[@TaxFraudTutorials]

@@kjaldir1089 I was pro-roche for a while, like, I felt like his bond with Geralt was special and also that Radovid was the best hope for Temeria. But then when you transfer your save even if you sided with Roche he will say "I don't trust anyone, not even you" it was insulting. Not to mention what they did to Radovids character. I do feel like Iorveth is more "canon" nowadays.

[@katearcher8514]

@@kjaldir1089 you know, I also always go Iorweth, but Roche never ceases to amaze me with his selflessness. I screwed him over like 3 times and still he's always there with his helping hand. He's a decent man, that's for sure. He works for the free Temeria, his patriotism is so pure, but at this point that means working with Nilfgaard. Although I pick Dijkstra every time, it breaks my heart every time.

[@christinaac]

7 years later and we see more amazing details about this game, and we can still have the same strong feelings it made us feel the first time we played it. To be honest, I never got the ending that Ciri dies. I truly can't bear to bring the game to end like that, even though I agree it's the most powerful one. Huge thanks to both you xLetalis and the people that created this masterpiece . Happy Anniversary to one of the best games ever made💖!!!

[@juniorhernandez3347]

Man all endings are supposed to have happened anyways. Just did it yesterday morning…. Oh god was it the most moving ending. Then when you have to tell Ciri we have no time to go to visit Skjall… man I felt it, “bad decisions” are those you regret.

[@christinaac]

@@juniorhernandez3347 Don't know if all endings have indeed happened, but I really can't sit and watch that ending. I can't even bring myself to actually do the choices that lead to it. It's all so heartbreaking. Bad decisions are indeed those we regret.

[@juniorhernandez3347]

@@christinaac it makes a lot of sense that they would all be included as one complete ending. Something ends, something begins 1, 2 and 3 are little clues. They all happen after an amount of time and the “worst ending” is the earliest while the Witcher ending comes next and empress a little later. None of the endings even suggest the last happened or didn’t happen either. It’s almost hard for me to try and convince myself it’s just a coincidence. I’d like to hear why you don’t think so though. Dedicating hours of your time for the worst possible play through for free does take a an extremely great game though. Would only ever do it for the Witcher.

[@christinaac]

@@juniorhernandez3347 It's not that I don't think it happened that way, I just don't know if it happened that way. But I think it makes all the endings way stronger if they happened separately. And of course I do agree it is worth it to play many times, so you can see all endings. So, whatever the way they are supposed to be, they are still all amazing. And in general, the full game is amazing💗!

[@arttuluttinen]

I always go with the Witcher ending, because fewer NPCs die and it's the most satisfying ending for both Geralt and Ciri.

[@quintonmiller8266]

For real? She needs to rule, it's best for everyone. You should make the choice for many.

[@anonymoususer7286]

​@@quintonmiller8266ciri empress ending is just military coup waiting to happen ending. Compassionate ruler for a bloodthirsty, slave-owning nation is surely gonna end well.

[@carloscatarino7890]

I despise the empress ending because I'd never have no daughter of mine marry that pampered holier-than-thou nilfgaardian general. And also because it doesn't feel right all those years of witcher training becoming a waste.

[@genesisosuna]

​@@quintonmiller8266if you are saying this, you don't know Geralt well. Geralt has always been someone who values his friends and those close to him more than "the greater good".

[@kbn4370]

This video makes it even more clear that you should never let Radovid win

[@andr0id.eighteen]

The fact that he doesn’t just give Ciri the biggest hug of her whole life when she’s crying at the forever goodbye just makes me so sad.

[@xLetalis]

:(

[@Ggkush1]

You are still putting new contents about witcher 3. That's amazing.

[@spademaiden]

Your words and thoughts about the bad ending made my heart ache. It is truly a great composition of story telling cdpr assembled here. I'm not sure if I can ever go for the bad ending myself but it is definately the strongest and lingers on for a long time afterwards.

[@Kansaqe]

Best tribute for the 7th anniversary! Well made and edited. Nice compilation of details missed. Over the years, your videos have certainly helped in getting people interested in Witcher 3 and those that have finished the game to replay it. Thanks for your contribution to the Witcher community! =)

[@xLetalis]

Thank you

[@mayurtisage5669]

This video is the best gift from xLetalis to us as an audience, truly the ending dialogue makes it even better. Thanks again mate for your efforts and keeping this details for this occasion.

[@Samael.M]

13:46 this actually brooke my heart

[@vincentbj84]

On my first games, I did an ending with Ciri Witcher, but on my last game, I did the Ciri Empress ending and I think it's the best ending in the end. Ciri Empress of Nilfgaard may be a good choice, to impose peace and stability.

[@thepeterwan]

This is one of the best videos after so long, you found so many details but in my opinion this details are beautiful ones. Thanks again

[@xLetalis]

thank you :)

[@Seraphatum]

Fellow witcher, its an honor to witness your adventures and dedication. Be blessed 🙌

[@slohmann1572]

The initial clip is so nice. Ciri meeting Regis - again :)

[@kentsabuero6254]

Eyyyy, 7 years and still at it. A quality game, with a quality content creator and a quality content.

[@matijabrajovic6370]

Ahhh always good to watch your videos before bed! Great work as always

[@PolinaLee94]

I found new (for me) detail in "Blood and wine". If you ignore all notice boards and quests in Toussaint and go play gwent with innkeepers, one of them is going to play with Skellige deck. If you win this game, you get a Skellige card and Geralt says that on the back of this weird new card is a tournament invitation. Just when i thought that i've seen everything.

[@xLetalis]

Hmm that does sound familiar somehow... I'll have to look into it

[@iMac9991]

cdpr is just so insane with the level of detail they put into this game. they really made not just the world feel real, but also your choices in the game. incredible as always

[@thelaitas]

To 7 more years of unmatched xLetalis content!

[@SkAnD1NaV1An]

Amazing to see yet another details missed video. Thank you for all the hours spent digging, recording and discovering, for all those years. Truly wonderful

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure :)

[@Shrektus]

I commented this on a previous video but I believe it will get more attention here: So I found this small detail (I apologize in advance if you already showcased it) in Velen, during the Forefathers' Eve there's more boats than usual all around Fyke Island as the villagers arrive, and once the quest is done and the villagers leave, all the extra boats are gone

[@xLetalis]

interesting I should take a look at it too!

[@nokk_]

Amazing video and details... Good job xLetalis !

[@Witcherino]

I've played the game 5 times, almost 800 hours but I've only seen 2 endings. Witcheress Ciri 4 times and empress Ciri once, and every single time in the witcheress ending I killed Radovid and Dijkstra so there were a lot of stuff new to me. I have to say that I really like the little variations depending on who rules the North, they make absolute sense but are the kind of things that most developers don't bother to include, such details really make you appreciate the game. Also the bad ending is probably the best written ending.

[@celticbabs3105]

This is my favorite of ALL your videos Letalis. Showing us details I missed bc most of us probably just went right into the DLCs without really getting the feel of the aftermath after completing the base game. Making Ciri cry really got me. Loved the symbolism you've pointed out in the "bad" ending because I've never got this ending in all my playthroughs. But the ending of *your* video was heartfelt and touching and it's clear how much you have loved this franchise and the time, effort, and work you've put into the W3 video series. I've been watching since 2016 and you're a treasure to this community. Your words, the tone of your voice, and the music in the background gave me the feeling that this might be your last W3 video (hope not) but we all know good things must also come to an end. Thank you for all you've done.

[@Mercobenzine]

We call it the “worst ending” because it’s the saddest not because it’s bad, the “bad ending” is actually the best ending, it’s emotional and more fitting to the witcher world, where great endings happen only in fairytales, definitely the best ending

[@xLetalis]

indeed

[@quintonmiller8266]

If you pick that ending on purpose, something is wrong with you lol. Wow.

[@pzalterias5154]

@@quintonmiller8266 had the "good ending" for first playthrough because I'm not a jerk. Chosed the bad for second playthrough because it's totally epic. Nothing's wrong with me it's just the more fitting ending for the witcher. It's so tragic... And the hag lines with the monsters lurking in the forest gives me goosebumps. Plus it's closer to the true ending of Geralt's life in the Books.

[@DemBigOlEyes]

@@quintonmiller8266 I almost always pick the 'Ciri becomes a witcher' ending myself. I'm not sure if that's the best ending, since some peope argue that her become empress is technically better since she rules Nilfgard and can do a lot of good on the throne. Either way, I never pick her death as an ending. I just can't do it.

[@sahilsahoo4488]

@@quintonmiller8266 Ikr that ending involves being the wrost father ever.

[@gigagracz9829]

Bro.. such a nostalgia when the music from flotsam is playing...

[@xLetalis]

indeed :(

[@navhtey]

I was shocked when I read the title of the video because at first I thought it would be the end of this video series. I just want to say thank you for these great, exciting and elaborately produced videos. Coming home in the evening and seeing a new "Details you may have missed" video in the subscription box always brings a smile. In addition, your down-to-earthness is undefeated likeable! thank you

[@azgeler5376]

Thank you for the 7 years of telling us the Witcher 3 details we may missed ❤️

[@erdematc2675]

You are a gem to the community, thanks for another great video.

[@memeweirdguyn.0019]

Seven years ago, I started a trip to find Ciri; reunited with old friends and met new ones, rescued some and killed others. Traveled to Novigrad, Velen, the land of wine, the ice Islands of Skellige, visited old Kaer Morghen and White Orchid. Retrieved the sets of old Witcher masters and found their swords, whom I displayed proudly on my home. Seven years ago, and each that has passed and will pass I'll keep replaying it and finding all those little details that I had missed before

[@wjaston4161]

Honestly xLetalis you have done so much for this community. I love all your videos and the way you deliver lines etc. keep it up man and may you prosper until the next witcher game and beyond!

[@xLetalis]

Thank you

[@earlofbroadst]

Seven years?!? I feel *old.* Thanks for seven years of great videos!

[@xLetalis]

same here!

[@hanalucez]

XLetalis and Lastknowmeal lauching a video the same day about the witcher.... so happy

[@HEKVT]

May have only gotten W3 in June of last year, but man, the trilogy is now my favourite, and I'm glad I gave Witcher 3 a try.

[@KFahadNazeer]

Thank you so much for all this effort , Witcher and Xletails are incomplete without each other.

[@ericjtt]

I still play this game every now and then, just to roam around and listen to ard skellig every time, and it's been a long time, and WAOH! it's amazing how things are yet to be found. Can't wait for witcher 4 and hopefully play as geralt again and your contents are amazing. Thank you!

[@mca1881]

I feel like I'm happy to close Geralt's story and move to another character or a sort of create your own type.

[@ericjtt]

@@mca1881 I haven't got any closure yet, I still think there's a chance to play as geralt like in the final moment of the mission, " the final age" ciri says " "What do you know about saving the world, silly? You are but a witcher. This is my story, not yours. You must let me finish telling it." that moment I feel like was the end of something, but blood and wine was just the beginning of geralt's story. I just love this game so much, too many choices and there can be so many outcomes.

[@mca1881]

@@ericjtt Around the camp fire with Regis and then at Corvo Bianco with whomever you chose gave me closure. Opening Geralt story again could do more harm than good if it doesn't turn out to be as good as the Witcher 3.

[@ericjtt]

@@mca1881 yes I agree I'm having extremely high expectations for W4

[@RbkARI]

Man, the way your tone changed when talking about the Worst Ending made me so emotional.

[@CammoNisse]

It’s kind of insane. I was really hesitant about buying a 5 almost 6 year old game. Even if I loved the books. But it was greatly discounted. And had great reviews so I figured it was worth a shot. Best decision ever made. Probably the best game I’ve ever played.

[@Kelevra516]

I cant imagine how many older games youve missed out on then if your hesitant to play something that isnt brand new... Metal Gear? oh boy

[@marty_elise]

Happy to have been here for most of the ride and can't wait to see what you have in store for us! :)

[@xXXDeadlyHavocXXx]

3:00 "The Big One....Tomira" Heh...a man of culture I see. 🧐

[@xLetalis]

[@mariamerigold]

Amazing. I've watched most of your details missed' videos and have played about 6 playthroughs of the Witcher 3 and I've never seen any of these things! That game continues to impress me!

[@LokiMono]

I don't know if anyone has said this before, or even if it was intentional from the developers or not, but the way Geralt finishes off Weavess is very similar to Ciri's attempt at taking back Vesemir's medallion during the Sabbath, i.e. by throwing the sword at her. I can't remember any other time I saw someone do such a move during this game, but correct me if I'm wrong

[@xLetalis]

oh yes, that is very likely a reference to how Ciri didn't quite manage to do it but Geralt did

[@TheLegendLynx]

Its amazing how you keep finding new things to make content on, Witcher 4 got me interested on what type of stuff you find there too lol. Have a wonderful day everyone!

[@insane_troll]

8:18 - "they actually burn down their homes as well ... and I love it!" 11:44 - "Ciri cannot die this way, so it's a bit of a shame really." 15:33 - "I love it! It truly shows how broken Geralt is" 16:20 - "his choices likely led to the deaths of both of them ... and it's great!" You monster!

[@diyeana]

Hahaha

[@xLetalis]

[@zeyuzhang5800]

I don’t know, but after so many uploads it seems like to me whenever xletalis sees Ciri suffering his inside hidden monstrosity got satisfied😈

[@zellaorder6304]

Thank you Letalis. Your final commentary on the "bad" ending is phenomenally well said. Your words, the memories 7 years ago, and the music, really made me feel a sort of way. Thankyou

[@xLetalis]

[@lua_moura]

Can't believe that after all these years you're still giving us The Witcher 3 content ❤️

[@xLetalis]

me neither tbh ;]

[@KHK001]

Thank you for all content u made in the last 7y xLetalis! Stay tuned n be good

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure

[@BadAssXerx3]

Interesting, I have missed most of them, damn every ending is bad for the civilians, I thought Nilfgard wasn't as bad as Radovid. Great Video as always

[@baffledking9902]

Yes a constant theme in these stories is the people caught in the middle between the heroes (if there are any at all) and villains are always the ones to suffer most. The Witcher world is brutal and believable.

[@Dark_Saibot]

I like to listen to your videos while I actually play the game, sometimes you’ll coincidentally talk about a quest I am currently doing and provides a good mood. Thank you

[@flyingheads9228]

I personally prefer nilfgaurd winning the war along side the bitter sweet ending (empress ending). Nilfgaurd may be a strict empire but they do allow for magic, mages and other things that the other empires and states would kill people for. They don’t give an easy life but in my eyes it’s a lot more fair than the others.

[@snowanaprave]

Looks like you've never played Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales. You'd see the Nilfgaardian enlightened rule in all its glory.

[@runeercool1]

@@snowanaprave while true, this version makes Ciri empress, which I think would be good for the realms

[@snowanaprave]

@@runeercool1 I agree (btw Ciri the Empress was my first true ending of TW3), but the notion of the goodness of Nilfgaardian rule as fundamentally more just and humane surprised me. Before the beginning of Ciri's rule, it clearly was not like that.

[@moda5629]

Would make sense if Dijkstra allowed magic aswell since he's pretty friendly with them lot

[@runeercool1]

@@snowanaprave definetly brutal rule. But IMO Dijkstra is not much better. Sure he wants to do what is right, but that is like by every wall having ears and every tree having eyes.

[@ahadmalik6075]

What absolutely baffles me is how much detail is in this game? Like every single other choice and character line and detail a person had to be behind. It's crazy and even crazier that you've noticed this. Nice!!!

[@nirmalyaghosh6114]

damn here i thought i had found everything

[@dqsunday]

Great video. I wanted to mention in my last play through I noticed a couple things I'm not sure if you mentioned before in past videos. First, regarding the Tower of Mice quest (or something like that, the quest Keira gives you after you go through the old elven ruins and find the magic lantern which allows you to talk to ghosts). When you reach the second floor of the tower, if you stand over where the large chandelier on the floor, then use the lamp to see the noble talking to Annabell (I think that's her name) and you pane it so the guard who shows up to report the attack of the peasants, you can see Annabell's wraith form. I also noticed if you continue holding the lamp as you go up the stairs you will catch glimpses of her, especially when things fall or crash just as you approach each floor. The other thing is way in Novigard, when you are looking for the Putrid Grove for the first time, of you follow the beggars but are not to subtle about it, catching up to them and continuing to do so even after Geralt mentions being too close, then fall back...eventually the thief will confront you and there's a nice new bit of dialogue there. You can intimidate him to convince him to lead you to the grove but he leads you into an ambush. Not sure if you tried this before.

[@blitzen18]

Year 2077 xLetalis : Secret Things you missed in Gerald Beard animation when meditating in top of the bed( before upgrades) in Corvo Bianco

[@armandlebayon6634]

All the details with the different war ending in white orchard just show to what extent this game is one of the best of its kind. Thanks xletalis for all the work you put in these videos

[@xLetalis]

well said

[@kylelancianese5527]

Always find enjoyment about this game whenever you make a new video! Excellent stuff brotha!

[@katalinbenko200]

I don't know how but I missed everything you showed in this video 😂 Thank you xLetalis and happy 7th anniversary! 🥳

[@xLetalis]

Damn! my pleasure

[@duffyd2534]

I love how it’s been 7 years and there are still missed details. I had heard of the dwarves encounter and Tomira but it’s great to have a more detailed account of it. I am reading the books at the moment and it’s so interesting to see how the game connects with them by small details. I think I remember a comment about the doppler in Novigrad who pretended to be the eternal fire priest. Or that Priscilla looks like Little Eye. It's so well done. Aslo what is so great is the fact that it’s never black or white. In the Thronebreaker you try everything to defeat Nilfgard and here it almost seems like the only option if you don't want to sacrifice Thaler and Roche. You really feel like a pawn in the game of politics. Once again a great video;)

[@ssandde]

I will always consider giving you a like, xLetalis!! Such an emotional video, bwoah.

[@shadow_song]

once again such a good quality video with great explanations! damn, i really miss playing witcher 3. haven't been able to do that since the game sounds broke on my computer

[@plaiimade]

Amazing video ❤️

[@xLetalis]

thank you

[@aramahmad4831]

Man, you are a true legend

[@amirnaderi9976]

that's the best birthday gift our old witcher could get! great work man. you are incredible

[@Spinosaurus44]

Thank you, great video as always and I think I’ve nearly missed all of the details in this one, but what a great game! 7 years later and I still learn new things about it. It’s the gift that keeps on giving

[@lukass3459]

Happy 7 years of Witcher 3. Thank your xLetalis for this great Videos

[@gr8scape8]

More amazing content...unbelievable the attention to detail in this masterpiece. I only joined the Witcher 3 club a few months ago, played through the entire game 5 times in a row - even grinded to level 100 on a New Game and loved it. Not sure if you have noted a detail in Skellige i found. After the late King Bran's wife was sentenced to death by being chained to a rock, I found her dead body right off the coast. (Forgot the note the exact location) She was wearing the same outfit in her last scene. Thanks for all your good work!

[@melissabgiessen]

You make such good content about the games and books i love most , thankyou for making this

[@xLetalis]

[@JTZIII]

You're great at making videos. You rock 🪨

[@xLetalis]

Thank you :) I believe you're my first "Super Thanks" ever!

[@gilad848]

Even after 7 years your videos are so good and interesting!

[@xLetalis]

thank you :)

[@cannasugars]

Never saw the Tomira bit! I love how short the dialogue is to emphasize it

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Ay didn't expect a new vid on it. Nice :)

[@reddragonemperor5217]

Love the videos man, you are the reason I started playing this amazing game

[@xLetalis]

love to hear :)

[@twinmama42]

7 years and maybe the best video about TW3 by you.

[@xLetalis]

thank you :)

[@helenesupertramp]

You are amazing! Thank you so much.

[@Arkenway]

You're the best XLetalis ! Here's to 7 more years of awesome content :)

[@StrayMind]

This is why I love this game, so many hidden details it really makes playing through it worth while

[@blackindian9554]

Only last year i found your videos. An ur voice with all ur edits Makes this even more enjoyable Thank u

[@xLetalis]

[@AlfonsLC]

How the hell do you keep entertaining me with this same game. What amazing thoughts on that ending. So powerful.

[@deathma5939]

Love the transition for the beginning

[@xLetalis]

[@generalgrievous92]

Damn, you blew my mind with those Radovid details and then made me tear up at the ending of the same video. Thank you Letalis, for everything you've done for the Witcher community and for this once in a lifetime game and franchise. ❤️🇧🇬

[@xLetalis]

[@theplayinglynx5188]

Ah I've recently came back to play The Witcher 3 it's been so long, and yet I still find myself coming back to play. I'm glad there's plenty more to discover

[@alekcnov1941]

Thank you so much! I learn English by the help of your videos. Your voice is so quiet, so good for understanding. =)

[@xLetalis]

glad to hear :)

[@aslanbekrasulov6761]

Replaying it recently found that Fists of Fury quest in the Golden Sturgeon is direct reference to the Snatch movie with the name of the guy you fight.

[@choppaharris8474]

Your commitment to this game is truly outstanding! I enjoy every video you make sir