Witcher 3 - What Happens if You Kill the Ice Giant Early?

[@SNOWSOS]

If you told me there's a 22min video about all the slightest alterations in a single quest from the Witcher 3 I'd say I'm uninterested but you somehow managed to hold my attention for the whole thing. Well done

[@slavenarkaimovski3897]

I'm playing Witcher 3 for the 5th time,but now i'm on difficulty 2 and level 80.And even so i'm level 80 witcher,with 50% of opened synapses,i still can't kill the ice giant.When i was playing Witcher 3 on story difficulty,things was a bit easier in killing ice giant.But now i'm in real trouble becouse i need alies for Kaer Morhen battle,and i can't change difficulty level on my PS4,sombody please help me.

[@megaavonaco9954]

@@slavenarkaimovski3897 you must suck at this game if you have the easier difficulties set on. The combat is easy to get the hangs of. Even easier when you have skills unlocked. But I’m not sure what you can do about allies and your already low difficulty. Just look up some videos of the fight and learn how to do it properly.

[@slavenarkaimovski3897]

@@megaavonaco9954 A week ago i have reached level 100 in Witcher 3,and when Witcher has reached level 100 in the game,others enemies has reached level 100 as well.Beside playing Witcher 3 on story diffculty was stil long and demanding,just all missions in Bloody Baron Story has take 4:40 hrs to complete,and missions with witch kaera 4:05 hrs.And final battle for toussaint has take 4:30hrs,so its not laughing matter.

[@azraelselvmord3650]

Press select pause your game, go to options on the list. Then go to gameplay. Its toward the bottom of the list. You should see a slide bar for the difficulty. Its like the last or 2nd last option in the gameplay submenu.

[@mr_fyahz9624]

Well said. I just realized the video was 22min long 😂👍

[@chika4275]

This just proves again that this game is much more of a masterpeice than we have previously thought! Six years later we are still finding dialog choices!

[@BenDover-tk3jj]

"Masterpiece" is pushing it. It's a good game at least and a great game at most

[@chika4275]

@@BenDover-tk3jj If W3 is not a masterpeice then what is my friend? LOL :) The Witcher 3 Has Won More Game of the Year Awards Than Any Other Game - 251 The last of us witch is another masterpeice was second with 249 LOL

[@nazaG_89]

@@BenDover-tk3jj To me is the most condecorated game and the only one that can have the highest score right there with ME, simply bc outside everything we already know the game released on PC, console and even Nintendo, no GoW, last of us or whatever goty of the century that the press would masturbate about it would reach that bc is exclusive to certain people only, games are for everyone not exclusive.

[@jaron788]

Such a masterpiece you needed to mod the game to get a dialogue from not bugging and completely ruining immersion and creating plotholes..... jk yea it’s great, I just dk if I agree with that term either, a masterpiece would be something like Skyrim or Dark Souls, not Witcher, way too much dialogue, hard to follow the story for some, confusing story/quests, buggy as hell roach, etc. okay I’m ranting sorry I’ll shut up

[@chika4275]

@@jaron788 The Witcher 3 is the most awarded game in history with a total of 251 awards! These are facts! need i say more! LOL

[@NickPiers]

"Lets dive into this quest..." at 3:30 Said while showing footage of Geralt diving. I love it when content creators make little touches like that, whether intentional or not.

[@charlespc]

This channel is beautiful, i saw its birth and i will see its rise

[@AxxLAfriku]

I HATE people that HATE other people. The comment I respond to did not spread HATE. That is good. BUT! I get a lot of HATE comments on my amazing videos and I HATE it. Please don't start spreading HATE. Do I have to HATE you too, dear car

[@charlespc]

@@AxxLAfriku Wtf?

[@Bro1212_]

@@charlespc it’s a bot

[@charlespc]

@@Bro1212_ That makes sense

[@huh3967]

@@AxxLAfriku You drunk?

[@Will_b83]

What is frustrating about this quest is that the Master Armorer quest that you get shortly after getting to Crows Perch…tells you to come here. So if you’re like me the first time I played this game…you couldn’t understand what the hell was happening when you got to the island.

[@andens1]

10:31 that transition was sick man, good job

[@local2116]

I played this game so many times and didn't even know who fallen was or saving him was a thing. Love the vids keep it up

[@elyes2703]

me too

[@FriedSheep69]

Same, im working to the highest dificulty right now and its so much nicer than normal or hard, very souls like :)

[@elyes2703]

@@jamieburn4577 There's no objective for it. If you turn left instead of right as the video shows, you wont ever meet him. It's a bit "easter eggy"

[@elyes2703]

@@jamieburn4577 Yeah how one plays a game differs from person to person. I try to be thorough and not miss cool side quests. But I guess I just missed this one. Also, It's a quest that's always been buggy for me.

[@viniciusvieiracruz]

What??? There is 2 tasks after you reach the first hjalmar's camp, then you pick up 2 different trails with Geralt's witcher senses, if you decided to take left and go to the end, wouldn't it bother you guys to not know what you missed if you went right first? I mean usually when I encounter these situations, I try to follow the path where I'm not supposed to go first, to be able to do everything that's possible and not fail anything, of course in 2015 when I first played, I didn't know which path I should take, so I just saved manually at the point before I needed to make a choice, and then follow one path, then come back to the other path and do something about it and keep going back and forth until I realize what I need to do to complete all tasks from one path and then switch to the other path to follow it through to the end properly and correctly, nowadays of course I already know what I can do first before finishing the quest incompletely, so I finish all the side tasks first and then go to the place where you finally meet hjalmar

[@youdaman1000]

Another thing english speakers might not have realized is that "undvik" literally means "avoid" in swedish. It made me really wanna go there the first time I heard it lol. The pronunciation Geralt is using sound closer to swedish so that's the right one in my book. I always liked how Skellige seemed a bit like vikings had taken over England and together their culture and language sort of mixed and became a hybrid of the two. Not quite Anglo - Saxon and not quite viking either.

[@NeonKnight]

That's cool! Also, cool take on Skellige - never thought of it like that.

[@DirtCobaine]

Well Vikings did take over England and everything that ensued was just like you said 😂 lol but I know what you meant. People don’t realize just how “Nordic/Danish/Swedish” England really was. It would’ve looked much like Skellige. Course not the badass armor especially like Lugos clan wears (my favorite armor in the whole game especially the helmets besides the normal infantry helmets of the Nilfgaardians which look very similar those cool metal looking horns on their Ancient Roman style helmets)

[@DirtCobaine]

Clan Drommund armor. That’s one thing I LOVE about Skellige if you pay attention. All clans have unique armors and especially unique helmets. Like I said the coolest helmets in the game aside from Nilfgaard. In fact I feel like Clan Drommund probably got their helmets from dead Nilfgaardians during their raids. Because they look really similar to what the Nilfgaardians wear. And not only that, they look more Roman than the Nilfgaardians we see in game. But who knows Nilfgaard is such a huge empire I’d bet the clan Drommund helmets do come from a specific Legion of a specific province.

[@AB-fr2ei]

Its more like viking + scottish/irish than english + viking

[@anonymousbloke1]

Skellige is literally a mix of Viking and Celtic culture. Kinda like Iceland

[@thulfiqar191]

During my first run of the game. I was wandering around hunting / clearing secret locations to level up when suddenly the cutscene where the ice giant was feeding the harpies near the shipwreck started. I remember spending almost 2 hours trying to finish this quest with no markers or any details. met Hjalmar the first time ever when he was busy fighting this wyvern thingy. and the dialogue between the two made me pause the game and search online to find out that I'm in the middle of a mission that's started by accident.

[@ripceridart]

this exact thing happened to me!! i went to undvik first thing in skellige to get the master armorer's tools. remember thinking what an interesting, unique area it was in comparison to the rest of skellige... until that first cutscene when i realised id started a quest by accident. funny thing is i obviously hadnt even met hjalmar and cerys at that point, so when geralt started saying all that stuff about tailing hjalmars men i had no idea who he was talking about :') think i got all the way through to the giants meat locker for the tools and then left before i ruined the quest too badly lmao

[@thulfiqar191]

@@ripceridart i have completed the quest blind with no markers. I felt bad though. I felt like this bug made me lose some bits of the story. I'm planning to play a newgame+ for story purposes only with no other distractions on the side.

[@ahmedsayed587]

That's just happend to me

[@KusabiTetsugoro]

Happened to me as well. I headed straight to Undvik for armorer’s tools once I got to Skellige. I didn’t know that there would be another quest, so everything related to the giant and Hjalmar got me confused as hell. I was running around poking at everything, thinking “What a weirdly designed quest to find some tools, wtf is going on”

[@globalist1990]

They shouldn't have plagued the map with question marks imo. It breaks exploration and leads to events as you described. Also they are not necessary, they are boons not goals. If someone does not want to explore and discover things, why should they be cursed with question marks? They will be most likely disappointed anyway, if they deprecate exploration. "Oh swell some mats, a useless sword and a random line from a random npc."

[@Shrkek]

The quality of your videos is astounding, I'm really interested to see how this channel will evolve

[@monicatrejogutierrez8191]

The amount of effort that you put in editing, playing and explaining the story it's absolutely amazing. I really love watching these videos. Hope you keep doing them. :)

[@Kelseysophia]

Even 8 years after it was released, there’s STILL details we are discovering in this phenomenal game! Wow.. Absolutely LOVE this game-so much content and gameplay in it, amazing stories, and their attention to detail is just RIDICULOUS! One of my all time favs!

[@individumm5366]

Man has his channel for less than a month and pumps out quality content from start to finish. Awesome job mate, keep it up!

[@Ash-ww8xg]

Dude I literally did this. It;s my first time playing withcer 3 and I just decided to explore Skellige at level 19, and directly found Hjalmar fighting the Sirens like 2 days ago. It did feel like I was doing something out of order but I couldn't help but appreciate the fact that the developers thought of this possibility and still made it fun for me as a player stumbling onto the "quest". So cool that you decided to cover this specific quest

[@cappew22]

This might be a basic question, but what about the mini- quest that the jarl of undvik gives you? The one where you need to collect twine & nails? I don't think I've ever actually found all the required material. Does it actually do anything? One of the most in- depth Witcher videos I've ever seen, really well made!

[@NeonKnight]

It's kind of confusing - there's no actual quest twine you need to find, you just need the common crafting twine you'll definitely already have. The nails are a quest item you have to find, so it's a little weird. To answer your question, you just get a little XP if you give the items to him before killing the giant. If you wait until after, no XP. It doesn't make a difference in his ending or anything.

[@cappew22]

@@NeonKnight Right, that's what I thought, thank you!

[@ohboje.]

You can find nails in the abandoned village where you fight the sirens with hjalmar

[@FriedSheep69]

I went to the boat after finishing the game and the boat was gone

[@steffent.6477]

What quest is hat? Never found it.

[@skidmore3648]

you have an incredible way of keeping my interest on something that would normally be long and boring, love it man

[@watchthischannel331]

you started your channel just days after I decided to 100% the witcher 3 for the second time. I'm loving these videos and I never knew that you could go about so many quests in a roundabout way. Keep making the great content!

[@cubes_buster]

Good video, keep up the great work. Also, one thing I found: If you don't visit herbalist in White Orchard, and find lure yourself. And if you come after slaying the griffin, you can still ask about what happened to that girl herbalist was trying to heal, even trough you never saw or heard about her

[@tylerb2109]

Similarly, if you go to the griffins nest you can’t investigate anything but you get a marker straight there after talking to the captain. You won’t have to meet Mislav. Also, the undercover Temerian soldier has a camp in the woods

[@Dark_Mishra]

Both of these have happened to me my first play through because I tend to do too much exploring in open world games(if that’s even possible), so I had already found both the griffin nest and some buckthorn. Because I had unintentionally completely skipped most of the Contract quest, I never realized there had even been a herbalist merchant in White Orchard until my second game. 😑

[@TheKisj]

I love these deep breakdowns, you're basically digging so deep into the core of a quest it gives us a completely different perspective to the whole game, keep it up 👍

[@maxthemad19]

I didn't know that this was the first side quest designed for the game, that's really cool! And it really does explain why it's so different compared to the rest. Thanks for putting in all the hours to show us every side of it you could, it's so cool to see how many variations the designers created!! I always wondered what happened to the boat guy, good to know he didn't just disappear only for me lol

[@raunak6501]

This mission is definitely the most complex. Only on my third playthrough I was able to save all of them for Kaer Morhan. Very well explained. Keep up the good work.

[@crabenthusiast7683]

For a new channel, these vids are incredible

[@LBPreviews]

The dialogue about "what happened to the rest of your crew" has been fixed in 4.0.

[@abdillahazhar1833]

This must've been a massive headache to make. Kudos to you. Keep it coming!

[@HelenSB]

Another interesting video I will have a blast watching when I have the time! (It's currently 12 am so I'm going to sleep) Just wanted to say that the channel is amazing and I can't wait for more content! Keep it up

[@NeonKnight]

thank you! 😎

[@wilhua3083]

Jeez.... I thought I've seen all there was to dig, that's this complex and deep in the Witcher 3, but you somehow found something xLetalis hasn't broached yet, Bravo! Also, the fact that you "fixed" dialogue that was meant to happen was just such a nice icing on the cake for me, goes to show how much there can still be found in the game files, and the shackles hint at how much more cut content there is that we'd absolutely love to see in the enhanced edition.

[@torstenslink392]

Great video! Also: the "In the Giant's Shadow" OST is soooo underrated

[@NeonKnight]

Skellige music in general is amazing. It's crazy how many top-tier tracks were left off of the OST

[@torstenslink392]

@@NeonKnight very true

[@aleckermit]

The amount of detail in this mission is nuts.

[@kyradavis9344]

I seriously can’t believe there are things still being discovered about this game!! Great work!

[@retematic2351]

Your chanell is perfect proov that the change to hide like/dislike ratio isnt to protect small and new chanells, great vid

[@NamelessSekiro]

This game has to be the most detailed in terms of quests and story. It's just insane how the developers considered all possibilities.

[@kinguchiha6212]

Puts Fallout 4 to shame doesn’t it

[@deangregoric4735]

@@kinguchiha6212 fl4 is more fun to play tho but that's about it

[@GobaGNon]

@@deangregoric4735 oh absolute disagree lmao F4 is not even close imo

[@joshuabavin1932]

Really fantastic video! The Lord of Undvyk is a favourite of mine as it's always felt so unique! Fantastic to see all the different ways that the quest can go! Thanks for the video!

[@orphicophelia]

This is the first video I've seen on this particular quest and it's variations. So glad to see fresh Witcher content. Seems like we'll never be rid of this masterpiece. Awesome video dude, hope to see more from you soon!

[@Aegis1080]

Been loving this back-catalogue of Witcher videos, the scripting glitches are hilarious

[@ramuron]

Such a good channel. Even after all these year you can do content like this with this beautiful game. Keep it up brother :D

[@mr.wilson9178]

Dude, you put so much work in your videos! I m so glad that i stumble into your channel. If you'll read this thanks to you, great work!

[@kardianpk]

I'm obsessed with this game and I'm always wondering "I wonder what happens if I chose X instead?!" This channel answers that for me. So fun to watch!

[@Dark_Mishra]

Awesome work! I love that you did go into so much depth on such a massive quest. No wonder this quest was completed so early in the production.

[@rinaxed3970]

i love your videos man, keep it up king.

[@adigis17]

This is literally a deep dive into topic, great job!

[@lizzelies.3275]

Thank you for all the hard work you put into making these videos. They are very high quality, and I love it!

[@NeonKnight]

thanks! 😎

[@hybridgaming09]

I can't even imagine how much time you spent testing this Great video ... just keep it up

[@mysticman9425]

This channel is absolutely brilliant! Excellent narration and content, you're going to very well in the future! Good luck!

[@NeonKnight]

thanks man! 😎

[@ryantalbot1465]

I love your channel mate, i thought i knew so much about W3 played over 500+ hours changing the way i did my play through each time. I never went about playing the game in a different order. Thanks for showing this its quite entertaining and i honestly believe you will grow extememly fast.

[@abcdefghijlkmn1794]

I like the look of grandmaster wolven armor in yellow

[@random__bruh]

Finished the main game yesterday and now I am freely watching Witcher series content with no spoiler issues. (Excluding DLCs) This guy has posted a lot of good content to delve onto. Thanks mate.

[@anthonydomanico8274]

Hey fellow Witcher fans! This game has gripped me like no other. The music, the sense of adventure, an amazing world to explore, and the huge journey are some of what really appeals to me. I love extreme contrasts for some reason and this game delivers. Consider how vastly different the setting is where you start in the room with Yen enjoying a bath compared to where the adventure ends with you enjoying some mandrake hooch with Regis over-looking a small lake in Toussaint and sooooo much variety in between! I like to climb back into that very room at Kaer Morhen (VERY DIFFICULT, but possible) at level 100 and reminisce. It’s sad and lonely without Yen, Vesimir, Lambert, and Eskel tho! It’s also nice to go back to White Orchard and visit the campsite you camped at with Vesimir. Such an amazing game… Anyway, thanks for reading!

[@pjsurratt]

I'd love to see how you get back into that tower!

[@ryandaley4984]

The stairs??? I swear I took the stairs. It has the tub and that tri-thingy the sorceresses use? Might be thinking of Crach's but thought you could access up a winding staircase at Kaer Morhen.

[@supaozman]

New game +

[@gbrooks2]

This is what happened on my very first playthrough! I had cleared the Novigrad quests and only sailed over to get the Armorer’s tools. Witcher 3 being my first game, I didn’t know what an “an Craite” was and managed to find the giant and tools without running into the boat or camp at all. It was so cool on my second play through to find it all as intended, save homie and see the endgame ruin long before I had to go there! Such a great game.

[@mattiet8904]

Great video. And don't sweat making witcher videos in 2021. I only just played the game for the first time in 2022, and I'm sure I'm not the only one. That's the thing about cult classics, content surrounding them is relevant waaaay longer than it would be in most cases.

[@thefinal9923]

Thanks for the upload! I'm going to run a new campaign soon thanks to your vids inspiring me! EDIT: On your final words, this video was definitely interesting start to finish! I enjoy seeing the contrast between the normal sequence of events and the out of order ones.

[@eldibs]

I mentioned this on your last video, this is so exciting! I did this on my current playthrough.

[@RowanSteyn3D]

played through the game 4 times now and i had no idea this quest had this many missable paths, great job finding them :D

[@igorkorycki3646]

This is my favorite questline, thanks for reminding me of it in these hard times (last year of high school) when i don't even have the time to play the game.

[@charass1]

I finished the quest on my own and not met Hjalmar at all on Undvik I think. I found the boat and went looking for the giant and killed him and eventually returned to the broken boat guy. I think I missed a lot of content but thats how the game works giving you the freedom to explore the world on your own.

[@ПьяныйКосмонавт-е7й]

Does it change any outcomes on Skellige? I saw this question asked a couple of times in the comment section and was actually hoping to get some answers about it in this video.

[@bluemittenman1092]

Another great passion project!!

[@ZertusDarkSun]

First time I played the game I went to Undvik before starting this quest and was utterly confused. Definitely didn't find our friend in the troll pot. I think I left the island "mid quest", because I was really just exploring, and finished it after properly getting the quest. The whole thing was a mess. Did it right during my second playthrough, but man, it's so easy to miss something in this quest. It being the first quest they designed makes sense. Too bad they didn't revisit it later on to polish it up.

[@NeonKnight]

I get the feeling they kind of gave up on this quest toward the end and just wanted to move on. There's too many weird things with the Lord of Undvik (the guy in the boat) and other loose ends that feel unfinished compared to the polish of other quests.

[@rediornot811]

good to have more folk working on this game and its many angles and cutscenes. Also nice that whatever armour or haircut you have will also appear in the scene for a game this old.

[@kasra9439]

After 12+ playthroughs I didn’t think there was anything left that I haven’t seen, this video is incredibly well made

[@kalpeti1]

12+ playthroughs?! That's a lot. I consider myself a big fan of W3, but I only have 3 playthroughs. On the 3rd run I didn't really have any surprises, I remembered almost everything. I consider starting a 4th run. How did you keep the game interesting for yourself? Do you consciously make different decisions if possible compared to your previous runs? Thanks

[@kasra9439]

@@kalpeti1 made different decisions, always set a Different goal each play through, like collecting all relic swords in one , getting all relic armors in another, I’ve also been playing it for 5+ years and took a lot of breaks, the world is just so detailed and well made every play through I’ve found something I’ve never seen before

[@UFCGodzilla556]

Man I have played through this game at least 12 times and I still learn cool shit from you. Thanks so much and keep the videos coming.

[@WannaComment2]

Here's a little bonus from my experience. If you inspect the corpse at 7:48 without starting the quest OR finding Folen, Geralt will say the line "Hjalmar lost a lot of men here" anyways, even though you have no idea what's going on on the island. This actually happened to me on my first playthrough, when I came to Skellige and went straight for the Armorer tools. That specific line made me feel like I was missing something important, so I left Undvic as soon as I got the tools, fearing I might be breaking some quest. Turns out everything was accounted for except for that one corpse interaction.

[@NeonKnight]

There’s actually several moments like that. Unless they’re particularly interesting I usually don’t include mistakes, because, well.. this video was already over 20 minutes long haha

[@Isilily]

Thank you for dissecting this quest for unique outcomes so I don't have to. There's just so much to it that I wouldn't know where to start.

[@Cydas3]

Good channel. Though I do think most of these unusual ways to do the quests are remnants of a design philosophy that was abandoned at some point during development - seems that the original intention was to give the player more options to do the quests in a non-linear order instead of railroading the player towards the usual route. It's definitely cool that these things work, but would I personally have rather had a more fleshed out third act of the game instead? Probably.

[@NeonKnight]

I totally agree. This quest is very weird, it feels messy at times.

[@eazygamer8974]

I enjoy getting all the separate details great vid!

[@liamlook4583]

Got damn I was quick

[@nerdoutreachprogram5358]

You and Xletalis are the kings of Witcher 3 content. Keep up the awesome work

[@bizzybee3021]

I'm playing on a switch and your video is so much crisper than what I've played 50+ hours on. Makes me want to cloud save to my Xbox and play on that copy

[@lugundurymurdurur7607]

cant imagine how many time you had to reload the same save. very good video

[@DigitalDumsterFire]

Another banger video much love from the land down Under

[@jadv2517]

Dudeee You went so deep in this vid great work

[@ensurlilledansker7900]

I found this quest by chance while exploring, it was honestly a great first time witcher player experience, just finding such an important character and proper quest without the game handholding you.

[@tonipernar8745]

As a min maxing perfectionist in most video games im really glad you made this channel. I would love to find out all these things by myself but i simply dont have the time. Thank you for doing this.

[@plotakma]

Wanted to say this man I really love what you are doing This channel is great, been here from the beginning and I'll stay :D

[@kathaleenwood2426]

Thank You For Your Videos! You Never Fail to Deliver or Impress.

[@ehabl8816]

Absolutely amazing

[@shaysmith4097]

Neon knight! Just when i was starting to miss you

[@Obozo_Gaming]

I love when games let's you do quests/objectives before the game asks you to do them.

[@kubusjd]

Magnificently done, you did the great job. Thanks to this video I've got to know some interesting facts about this game. As a huge witcher fan I appreciate it so much.

[@gorkembulut]

The legend still can surprise us all. Thank you for the video and looking forward to seeing more

[@ktkaffee]

I love how this channel just came out of nowhere. Seems right in time for the next-gen edition to come out and bring us all back to Witcher.

[@greghawkins59]

I'm always paranoid I'll miss something in games if i take a wrong turn or whatever but knowing there's so many options in this game and it's all been thought it is really cool.

[@ItemKain]

Dude is making waves, he's just started up with not very many videos but already has over a dozen thousand followers, keep it up🤟🤟

[@Mead99]

I remember trying to do this but I couldn't find the way into the cave before the quest, I searched for a few hours for an open entrance because I had gone up to the forge nearby for the master tools, but I never found the entrance, sad to see I almost found this out on my own so I'm happy to be able to experience it here! Keep up the amazing content! 😍

[@ebonyPM]

I have watched so many of similar videos but I still find new things in yours. Impresive job, keep it up. There is never enough good Witcher 3 content. And thank you. :-D I am now going through Witcher 1 and these videos make me want to skip Witcher 2 to play 3 again.

[@NeonKnight]

thanks! 😎 don't skip Witcher 2!

[@SinceFall]

just wow, so much work on this video. Thanks for good content!

[@DefaultDanielS]

great job, this is exactly what I was thinking about while playing the game these days

[@yuescloset]

Thanks for doing the job of breaking the game to find its secrets. I am always interested in discovering something new in this old but still gold game.

[@seanmaclure903]

Lord of Undvik is one of the longest quests in the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, respect you spent all this time doing this

[@jasonvo7643]

Great content as always, man. I've spent over 200 hours in this game and still didn't know who Folan and The Jar of Unvik were until I saw this video

[@itsjustagame2981]

Congrats on the growth bro the 2021 witchers gotta stay together 💪

[@propa2958]

Keep it up man. These videos are so good!

[@unicornevil6913]

These are amazing, thank you so much for making this.

[@swarley1811]

This channel is amazing! Feel priviliged seeing the beginning of it, and will definitely see it grow!

[@retr-yi9pl]

i was taking a break from studying and found this video great job

[@kangurenu6631]

In my witcher playtrought first thing i did in skelige was this quest to find Tools for the Grandmaster armorer in Velen and i thought that this ice gigant was just a side quest. Thanks to you now i know that it isn't just a side quest XD

[@AKtemplar]

that was a really fun watch, love the content!

[@serbonkers4130]

Lol i was just thinking about this as i had just played and finished the lord of undvik last night. I love your content and superb editing.

[@UrsineBloke]

Holy shit, there's so much more to this quest than I ever thought. On most of my playthroughs, I just ran straight to hjalmar, and during one playthrough, I went through the cave with a tree, I didn't even know there were other npcs on Undvik apart from Hjalmar and Vigi, even the troll chefs.

[@hulkamania5071]

Bro, now is like the best time to make a Witcher channel, it is more popular than ever.

[@SellingSouls]

Aw man, a 22 minutes video? We are in for a treat. Nice job, mate. Your channel has been growing so fast, you deserve it!

[@TheANDRINGA]

I didn’t even know hjamlars archer bro and horn were a thing til my 3rd play through lol