Unsolved Mystery in The Witcher 3

[@xLetalis]

Follow-up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4ayeZhqfr5jga8

[@connor56347]

White Orchard seems to really punch above its weight in terms of hidden/hard to find content

[@GeraltOfArabia]

A lot of these content are added in patches. Devs are still doing it to this day.

[@breakmanradio2530]

Does xletalid have videos of him playing the entire game with commentary? Gamers Little Playground has great no commentary videos for the Witcher 2, 3, and the DLCs. I'm surprised xletalis didn't beat him to the punch on that.

[@gemodemplay415]

How many years later and we still discover or try to discover things in this game. It is amazing to me that this happens, this game is really something else, something special.

[@xLetalis]

indeed, the more games I try the more I realize how special Witcher 3 was

[@cactuslietuva]

​@@xLetalis too bad its probably one off thing for cd project red. just one of the life time masterpiece

[@AB-fr2ei]

​@@cactuslietuva cd project is very good when they make the witcher games Cyberpunk wasnt made for them, i knew it from the start that it was going to be meh CDPR should just stick to the witcher universe

[@gauthamiyer2998]

@@AB-fr2ei they should be allowed to try new things, even if it fails in your eyes

[@rainoshalon5835]

​@@xLetalisur videos immersed me in witcher world and made me play multiple times thx gaunter o'dimm .A perfect game always find a perfect gamer. ♥️

[@xLetalis]

I should add that all this was in the Old-Gen as well!

[@doltonnoak2656]

The first floating stones i always thought it was Ciri messing with the place of power, since the stones also float around her when she practice her magic. Idk if she can leave them floating for eternity, but who knows, after the game ends, she is so much powerful than when we see her training.

[@silvananivis9867]

Hmhm first thing I thought too was that the stones looked similar to those she was training with, down on the path in Skellige before the final battle

[@noamias4897]

Perhaps you'd find her meditating there and then go clear the nests with her before, after or instead of going fishing with her

[@mpj12345]

Is it possible unused things were moved from the main game to winter white orchard because it's simpler than deleting - it is after all a different map to normal white orchard.

[@HeisenbergFam]

Cant believe its been 8 years and community still talks about unsolved Witcher 3 mysteries, goes to show how big the game is

[@Nathan_Coley]

This is the game that brought me back to gaming as an "adult".

[@Aeronixable]

I get it and it's true, but part of it also talks about how rushed and incomplete/broken the game was on release

[@joaocarlospaesjr2324]

A pity that all this freedom with mods in cd projekt games is only on PC, the cd could have done the same thing that Bethesda did with the Skyrim remaster and fallout 4 before, on consoles you can choose any mod you want to download that was ported to Xbox or PS, since in this new version of The Witcher you are limited to only using mods that cd projekt itself has already implemented in the game automatically.

[@navibongo9354]

You are goddamm right!

[@bbsonjohn]

Can't believe 8 years I still haven't started a second witcher play through

[@XeanIV]

Every time I see content from White Orchard I want to return there. To start the game and just be there again. Maybe it's nostalgia, because it's the first area you experience the Witcher 3 or it's just a fantastic map.

[@patryk_lewandowskiabc]

I cannot agree with you more. I think White Orchard has everything going for it. The music, the village, the river, shacks scattered here and there, garisson in the ruins, the crypt, the quests connecting all the locations together, and everything is so wonderfully compacted. The whole map just keeps on giving, it truly sucks you into the world. The atmosphere. Probably nostalgia and sentiment as well, but oh man have I not felt that the first time I played it as well. I have.

[@RAMPED]

I'm sure the large blobs are supposed to have a dungeon inside them, starting from the missing mesh. They all seem connected and it makes sense to load them in like that. But man, it's incredible you keep presenting us with all this stuff, still after digging around so long.

[@xLetalis]

[@nomoreangel]

These large somethings look like oversized Stones. The red Box says "Outdated Mesh", so might those just be stones that should be underground but their mesh got somehow corrupted and supersized them?

[@xLetalis]

huh, that's a nice theory

[@retropx0]

@engineer gaming i checked. nothing happens

[@Tomas9970_1]

I think the red box is just a placeholder for any object that was placed in the world but it's mesh was deleted from the game files. Some game engines don't display anything in that case while others replace it with something very obvious (which is seems to be the case here). As for the oversized rocks, it seems like trigger volumes. All lined up form the crypt towards the nests so when you enter the next one, it plays a piece of dialogue or does something else. Though I'm not sure why the path starts underground.

[@dijkstra4698]

@@Tomas9970_1huh interesting to hear from someone who knows game deveopment

[@StefanConstantinDumitrache]

They look more like "container objects" meant to create the bounds for a scene or visual effects.

[@justdominik9812]

There is so much work you put in these videos. It's rare to go someone go as far as translate a dead language for their videos. Also I love how you use music from the previous witcher games as well as thronebreaker soundtrack, it's a nice touch and those games are underrated.

[@yar3333]

I usually hate when people mix soundtracks of different Witcher games (because they significantly change the atmosphere), but xLetalis does it really nicely :)

[@Setiweb]

I'm surprised you don't have one of the games supervising developers as a contact by now telling you all their little secrets. Anyway if you use the auto-loot mod in White Orchard you can get a ton more "treasure" than you ever could from quests, manual looting, and walkabouts. So there must be a lot of things in that area that were never implemented.

[@dorfkind8571]

xLetalis in fifty years "After all this time? Always"

[@landismithCOJ]

Will xLetalis ever be done delivering Witcher content? I don't ever want that mystery to be solved.

[@Nathan_Coley]

No, no he won't hopefully he'll always find something new to show & tell for us.

[@highlanderknight]

Somewhere at CDPR, there is a spreadsheet/chart/checklist where someone is keeping track of everything that xLetalis finds in the game.

[@matejpotrusil1464]

I got goosebumbs all over my body when you showed the "prophet" from the intro... I have to play through the game once again. What a masterpiece

[@HEKVT]

Maybe the harpy nests in White Orchard were meant for a return of the Harpy guy from the quarry in Vergen from Witcher 2. :)

[@Bvetrayed]

Omg I would of loved to see him in the witcher 3😂

[@rozaloves3746]

The 'stargate' thing in the original devils pit (before next gen) actually looks a lot like the conjunction of the spheres model/animation from the intro of the game. (Seen at 10:16 in the video) . Maybe it was somehow related to that?

[@xLetalis]

a bit yes!

[@codaish]

Love this ending, I get it every time I play the game. White Orchard looks so beautiful in the winter

[@vasilisroussis757]

After all these years, still love your vids man

[@xLetalis]

happy to hear :) should be more to come

[@ulysses5340]

I had no idea that places of power got removed in empress ending. I guess I didn't need to look for it since I %100'd the Ehite Orchard at the beginning of the game. Still, it's wonderful and even creepy to discover these. Thank you so much.

[@iure_divino]

I think we are missing a likely possibility. It could be that winter white orchard was developed from a version of WO before places of power were actually added to it (maybe they weren't in game yet, or maybe they weren't going to put them in the tutorial zone). The cult altar and the harpy nests could be their earlier ideas for what would occupy those locations, as they probably planned where map points of interest would be first.

[@30CZEchpoint]

Or I was thinking that it could mean that winning Nilfgaard is getting rid of pieces of Nordling magic? As they are more into technical progress?

[@agilemind6241]

Yes, this seems likely to me, as a foreshadowing of the plague story line in Velen. Thus when the later was cut this content was also cut and replaced with the places of power instead. It's curious to consider if there was once a version of the game with no places of power at all.

[@Nebuli2]

I suspect that there may be some more boring explanation for the fact that the places of power are gone. Maybe, since it's technically a different map from the normal White Orchard, they wanted to make sure you couldn't get extra skill points from the new places of power?

[@StefanConstantinDumitrache]

@@Nebuli2 there is too much stuff built around them to be just that. Skill points can simply be deactivated in code.

[@o.s.2056]

@@30CZEchpoint Yeah I had a similar though. I thought that those floating stones could be fragments of those monoliths and were influenced by the "stream" of power between the places, therefore creating a link of floating rocks between the places.

[@isracarbajal7405]

Its been like 6 months since i played the witcher 3 and 2 months since i last saw a witcher vid. Glad you posted

[@MrEfi4]

The devs own you so much with making this things public :) With all the content of Witcher3 they was going to develop much more but had no time. And the things you are telling are pretty interesting!

[@mikael_tan]

Imagine if we gave devs as much time and money they needed to make their visions come true. It would be a beautiful game

[@MBBGun14]

And it isn't beautiful?

[@randomstranger4314]

If the next witcher game doesn't have a xLetalis Easter egg, I ain't buying it.

[@mr.wilson9178]

Yeah, i think he s way beyond earning it!

[@walther2492]

How about that: There maybe was a 3th dlc planned, building up on all these various leftovers, including the devils pit and maybe the most western & southern parts of Velen which always appeared somehow unfinished.

[@qzoid3060]

I feel like in 50 years after like World War 3 or something some people will still be going through Witcher 3 somehow and will still find more details

[@AnthonyCarrick]

Ahh the Witcher 1 music so many fond memories. Vizima? Or Lakeside? And a dice poker or tavern music... Great discoveries!

[@insane_troll]

Wow, that's the most interesting details I've seen for ages. If only the developers would just say what was all about. There doesn't seem to be any way of working it out otherwise.

[@andriikoshman2946]

OST from the first game in the end hits right to the heart...

[@Lafuerza_V]

Please never stop making Witcher 3 videos

[@bravosix449]

I have been watching your videos for a long time. You are doing a great work in keeping the witcher community alive. Keep it up.

[@shidenkai2099]

Maybe the floating rocks are related to ciri? Just a thought. After all Avallac'h tried to train her to control her power, we could see a glimpse of it before the main battle with the hunt, where ciri was practicing with floating rocks. But who knows maybe they are indeed just placeholders.

[@AnimeWins]

Just a guess, but I wonder if that was meant to be an underground cave accessed via the rear of the chaple, you go through there in order to complete a kill quest to take out harpies at the other end of it. The glitched rocks may be the underground tunnel kinda seen on land instead of under it.

[@dunearksmith9869]

It's amazing that after all these years your still able to make content about witcher 3

[@arttuluttinen]

The camp in White Orchard is originally filled with bandits and I'd always assumed the cage (which is there then as well) was for a merchant or someone else you could rescue which was then cut. I now wonder if it's inclusion was only to service the plague plot instead. What's strange is why only have these things appear in the Empress ending if the Plague was going to feature so heavily in Velen? I also assume the piles of corpses in Fischlow in Velen were part of the cut story, since there's no apparent function for them and the town itself seems inappropriate for the content included.

[@yar3333]

Bodies in Frischlow don't have to be a part of a plot: it can be just world building. This is also important, not only streamlined histories connecting everything with everything.

[@arttuluttinen]

@@yar3333 Sure, it could just be random--it's all theory until something official is said, but if your prevailing feeling is that there's no point in looking for connections this is the wrong YT series to watch.

[@yar3333]

@@arttuluttinen 1) world is not random. Dead bodies definitely belong to a world ravaged by war. 2) thanks for the advice on what I should watch and what I should not :)

[@pykir74]

The 2nd newest video on Sway Play channel is about this mystery (it's in Polish). And there are few things that you haven't mentioned. First of all in the game files there is something that refers to the quest with the wraith of cementary (probably on the one in front of chappel). There are also some people in front of the chappel and it looks like they are begging (?) or praying there. Also, in the 2nd note of the occultyst it's mentioned that he suffered bad pain and thought that killing others will cause his pain to reduce because demons that hunt him will feed on the screems and pain of those who are being sacrifised. Also: - In the bandit camp there is dead child and their parent that you can investigate (you can find the 2nd note close by). - The place where you can fight bandits and make it free to people is surrounded by corpses. - There are a lot of corpses in the river. - In the begging of the game one if you capture the thief with meds and then turn him to nilfgardians one of them tell's you that their soldiers are sick and suffering (maybe one of them was the occusltys?). Basically whole white orchard is a mess in this ending. Just wanted to let other people know about it so maybe they will found something new about this case. PS sorry for (probably) terrible English

[@xLetalis]

No worries, thanks for sharing this!

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

A game so big that we are still finding things and with mysterys abound.

[@matijabrajovic6370]

Love how even smallest details are conected

[@laggyspammail4090]

My guess is that at some point in development they went with a wintery white orchard, but scrapped it and reused that little subsection of it for the empress ending.

[@squidmanfedsfeds5301]

Love seeing you dive deeper into the development stuff that’s supposed to remain behind the scenes Such as that placeholder and unfinished unreachable stuff Or for example the developers trying to block the ciri sword glitch

[@TwoLeftThumbs]

Why you aren’t as big as Vaatividya I do not know. You go into incredible depth and you keep finding new stuff.

[@SheppardOfNumenor]

When I started a new game with the latest update I noticed Geralt’s beard grows even when you wear the golden mask used in luring out Dudu. I know no one else cares for this though I think one of the CDPR devs saw a comment and patched that. It’s neat to think the devs are creating new details with each update or patching up details like Geralts beard previously not growing when wearing a mask.

[@pavelpudil3583]

It looks to me like they first made winter without a power point and then added power points to the game and converted winter to summer and used it, they ended up having it left over and put it at the end of the game

[@splexu]

My theory is that there was an idea to extend content after the ending to make it more realistic and imersive but the amount of work they would have to use was to great to amount of people that would notice the changes ( or simply lack of time) that they simply made a world border and scrapted the idea

[@lamberttychuju6058]

Cool video. Love these mystic and religious mysteries in witcher! I have but one question - what is that beautiful music that plays from 9:53 to 11:04 ?

[@kodyak3615]

Commenting to remember to check for answer. I'd love to find out

[@notjimpickens7928]

i have an interesting detail i meant to share here ages ago but i forgot, so during the quest where you find letho in the barn, behind the small buildings to the side of the forest, youll find a pillar with three unreadable plaques, and sometimes when you approach it during the day time, with clear weather, a huge flock of birds will fly up from the pillar, in a spiraling way? its been in the game since last-gen, and ive only found a single post about it on reddit from a year ago, geralt says a "hmm" that i never heard before, probably a rare voice line activator or something to do with a cut quest? you can find the mystery pillar when you turn right at the entrace to the barn letho is hiding in, and follow the path a bit, and take the first left branch thats in the direction of the nearby dragonslayer grotto. im certain that this pillar has something to it, but im not an expert at finding out stuff like you lol

[@xLetalis]

hey I'll look into it :)

[@Inthepotwithdiogenes]

Wow, i wish we could have seen that prophet storyline. Would have been very neat to see it in the empress ending

[@mc.grimm2619]

Looks like I got to play this again, so much stuff in this video I apparently missed, like that big group get together in the end

[@thomasrougeot9026]

Incredibly awesome work. Please, keep it up !

[@rudolfnechvile5023]

I wonder if the cult stuff would have been related to the cannibals you find in Velen in the south-western portion, south of Midcopse. It's honestly a huge shame that the Catriona plague plotline was mostly cut, because it had interesting potentially and even was supposed to feature Iorveth. It was also implied by some mages letters you find in the Witcher 2 on a side quest, that the Vrans were wiped out by Catriona.

[@Marquis-Sade]

08:39 - That statue looks rather creepy

[@ChigoSenpaisWorld]

xLetalis, thank you for always providing us Hardcore Witcher fans, with more content to enjoy, each and every time you post a new video!~

[@M3rcuryMan]

i hope so much, that the reworks will have just as much depth as the trilogy (especially TW3) has

[@antont4974]

This is super weird actually. There is Pawel Sasko, CDPR dev who streams on twitch, might be useful to ask Him about this

[@kiritoxyronie2841]

Also White Orchard on Winter seems like a fairytale for me... xD I rarely go for the empress ending

[@nascentdnb7657]

Quality content!! You are such a legend

[@liquidlethe]

The giant objects look like they were suppose to be a stack of rocks blocking the doorway in the crypt, my guess it was an accident they were so big and happen to be left untextured.

[@kazakmphy]

The game just gets creepier and creepier. I went to the bald mountain thinking it will be quicker to get to that new secter location in next gen. Decided to go to the village and in Witcheress ending the village is infested with Foglets, blacksmith and merchart lying dead and incide Sylvains cave there is a lootable corpse with "bald mountain key". Seems like crones took everyone with them when they died 😱😱😱

[@FaerieDust]

If I ever become disgustingly rich (unlikely, but you never know 😅) I'm definitely bribing, I mean investing in, CDPR to produce some kind of DLC for all the original cut content. And an Iorveth storyline.

[@richtherocket795]

Yes, I agree! Every time I found an encampment in the woods, I was hoping to find Iorveth there just waiting to join me on some new mission! Really the only thing that disappointed me in W3 was no sign of Iorveth.😕

[@jamesbrown1367]

Fine, ill stop everything im doing and watch this video, youve charmed me

[@xLetalis]

[@wintlink]

I think the big forms that appears in the Sky close the energy site and the monster nests can be areas where the monsters can moove, the limits of how far they can go

[@ningnong1343]

Maybe's the floating stones were meant to mark where they would place a scent trail Geralt was to follow?

[@siiabirillo3672]

Perhaps i am very wrong, but: In Gwint (separate) , Nilfgaard team had a cult of cosmos/space/universe/ eclipse, i am not sure about exact name, but they are related to human sacrifices according to illustrations. And also, that "solar" 7:35 remind me of that. So i am thinking.....maybe it is related to that cult, since Nilfs control majority, if not all of the territory. Maybe it is easier to "work" with villagers in occupied places, then perform it in the city.

[@alexisea8874]

don´t know how you keep surprising me with the same game everytime, great job :D

[@williamtolliday6852]

Omg an xletails video uploaded before me. What an honor. Love your amazing content for one of my favorite games ever. Love from Pakistan bro ❤

[@xLetalis]

Greetings :)

[@williamtolliday6852]

@@xLetalis hey bro :D hope you're having an awesome night

[@Tomcat_Coyote]

I really wish someone from CDPR would make a video explaining at length what some of the cut quest chains were all about, and what the characters that were cut or whose screentime was shortened were meant to do, etc... Game's been out for 8 years now, it's no industry secret to talk about it. Sure it'll make people sad or upset that we're missing some cool content, but it would also allow to better understand some unresolved mysteries or plot elements that probably made more sense before the cut content.

[@kazakmphy]

I am listening to the Last Wish book, and in the very beginning, when Geralt takes Stryga contract, he's talking to a man who looks after Vizima, and he says that loads random mages tried to lift the curse from Adda, even some INSANE HOG FARMER 🐖 YONTEK??? (sorry, I'm listening to the books in Russian, it might be different in English/Polish)

[@shanihazel2604]

Incredible amount of hidden things in this game, but thanks to you for finding them. Been away from your videos, but I'm back with an amazing video

[@jinwoo742]

Geralt has a unique dialogue when u use the potestaquisitor at night near roaches stable😮

[@Silly_Illidan]

Cant believe all of this was still cut out of the next gen version

[@flicka25]

I do so love all this conspiracy theory stuff though. Keep going xLetalis you really make me happy with your videos.

[@Earth_angel_abigail]

I would pay money to see you interview the creators of this game.. the mysteries you could solve

[@GabrielaB-iw2zq]

My first guess about the dissappearing Places of Power was that since the whole "Conjunction of Spheres" thing was ended with Ciri's mission to save the world, they had no longer connection to that kind of witcher magic (as they are used mainly by witchers, and they increase witchers abilities to kill monsters & the monsters also come from other world, so the energy from that place is somehow related to influencing witchers/monsters). With gates closed there's no way for them to be in use any longer, but since some of that magic remains people were drawn to these places (just like you said) and build their own monuments/teplaes/etc. based on their religion believing that these spots are special (kind of what Avallac'h said. And how they develop into all kinds of weird altars is maybe based on how the developers wanted to portray the world after the game events: Ciri becoming Empress means Nilfgaard's victory so no Eternal Fire but the reality after war probably becomes chaotic for a longer while and people try to figure out "new lords" and "new gods" to understand what is happening to them. There's also no cure for Catriona most likely (Keira didn't give it to Radovid and even is she did, he is dead and his impact on the Catriona doesn't exist) and after a global war there are outbreaks all over the world. Maybe it wasn't developed because CDPR ddin't want to use that many plots and they would have to be altered for all kinds of ending which wasn't very effective in rpoducing a clean ending of the game. Or maybe like you said, it is related to the Devil's Pit, and since Catriona wasn't expanded to a full blown plot the places were simply re-used (that would meant the Places of Power were created AFTER the Catriona plot concept, right?). Btw, love the creepy HoS music when you intorduced the huge blobs of something, that was a well placed track! :D

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

Places of power are used by all magic users not just witchers.

[@GabrielaB-iw2zq]

@@kamilszadkowski8864Do we know that? I mean - in the game mechanics, not the lore. And even in the lore it is never mentioned that Geralt kneels in front of a specific rock alar that is used by many other magic users. (Also - greetings from Poland ;)

[@kickstartmyheart2116]

i’m a polish viewer and indeed, lately we’ve been having a lot of buzz around the winter white orchard. i’ve personally heard all about that from a wonderful creator by the name of @pasztecik, but the sole thing i don’t recall her talking about is the huge spheres(?) extending from behind the chapel. she did mention the goofy red placeholder thing, but those huge things make my imagination go wild. thanks so much for another great episode! love x

[@bony5753]

I Can't believe I never knew that there was a third ending, the empress ending. Just obtain the platinum trophies after completing the death match run; your video is helpful to know the secret beyond the boundaries of the game; keep it up.

[@arttuy437]

The itch for a fresh playthrough is strong. I finally got a pc able to run the next gen so no better time than now to crack that 1000h mark

[@Daniel-co7sc]

yaaaay!! great video, as always. always good seeing you upload. I enjoyed the last creepy bit. if it was indeed all connected, makes sense that they went back on it; a little bit too dark, maybe. anyway hope things are going well for you. cheers!

[@GUS2720]

How is bro still finding secrets🔥🔥🔥

[@MansonShelly]

Year 2053, xLetalis journal: once again i found new sacrificial ritual in witcher 3, maybe this place was meant to summon a deeekjhksdjhgasjdhgjhd

[@karneuf3974]

I swear, during the quest where you have to caught a superior vampire by getting drunk, when you're walking drunk you can see the autor of the note dedicated to the god of flames !! I didn't see any answer no where, I didn't interact with him cause it was during the quest and I didn't know if it was normal. It drives me crazy !

[@asdgty100]

The house behind the notice board always intrigued me. It's a shame that the true meaning will never be realised 8:16

[@Korelie]

Great video and interesting mystery, was not aware of it

[@Alpharabius99]

I think its time for xletails to contact a former tw3 dev who is responsible for game design or such. Live QnA or a podcast would be awesome. We may finally get some answers and insights on tw3

[@Nathan_Coley]

Interesting as always xLetalis.

[@xLetalis]

glad to hear ;]

[@axx1925]

Remember the place of powers are the same stones in the series, and some how The stones are linked in the mixing of worlds event. In fact, I forgot the name of the event. Lol. If Siri finished this thing, and when it was gone, the stones would disappear.

[@absolutefoot4594]

The Conjunction of the Spheres? And the stones were supposed to vanish? Cool.

[@Easelgames]

God that Witcher 1 song at the end of this video is so good. That ost is super underrated!

[@ozzievamp]

Yet another amazing video, mate.

[@DanzoLovesEyes]

Don't know if it was mentioned, but they added the Gaunter saddle lines for Roach, gave me a start when I got back to the game.

[@mgmfontes8513]

4:49 it looks like rocks with poor texture, maybe the rocks from the place of power close to the altar?

[@bananadaily2317]

maybe in the future we might get the unfinished floating stones quest

[@darcyvarattre2721]

Jesus... the love I feel for this game.. It's very unfortunate that they removed so many things. You'll be discovering new things until the new Witcher game comes out, lol

[@Setnja92]

Looks like there was once a plan to have second (winter) world map. It was scratched due to a huge amount of work and used "because it was good enough" for limited use as a background.

[@solem1404]

I am re playing this game this week, deleted when reaching to Emyr audition 'cause I realized I had forgotten to turn on simulate to witcher 2 (I ain't accept missing Letho). I found that creepy house in White Orchard and I'm like "Better find it on youtube" and after 2 days I found it in this video accidentally (I was watching bunch of your videos and some other folks). Many thanks for your knowledge, wish you health and fortunes

[@Isilily]

Fascinating finds! Always fun to find placeholder textures and wonder what they were supposed to be.

[@roastedteeth922]

That's actually an interesting interpretation of Avallac'h's line there in the end. I always understood that as "you tried to cover up our ruins by building over them, and your mages used them to their advantage," but now that's you say it, it could also be a possibility that people are naturally drawn to places which have strong magic around them, even if they have no magic-related skills Either way this is all extremely interesting, especially since the plague quest would've most certainly been the darkest storyline in this game, which really says something

[@niofo7713]

i think your theory of how it all connects makes all the sense. but also the thing that the quest is so incomplete and fragmented, just a bunch of seemingly connected bits, makes it so much more eerie and unsettling for me. like it's not something that geralt can come and solve, so we are also left to wonder what was it my guess about those weird dark spheres/ graphical bugs on the north seems kinda like unrendered special effects, like maybe fog of some sort? like something was obviously there to lead us from one place to another. and the placeholder box in the crypt makes me thing perhaps of the wall breakable by aard that supposed to go there, but no one placed it before the quest was abandoned. this or the illusion thing

[@makenaiyomi1083]

What, the dwarfs start digging out the place of power? XD Definitelly want to see that in my next playthrough. Would love to ask the developers about the truth behind all this.

[@xLetalis]

yep ;]

[@marcogarcia4797]

May I ask how do you keep track of these hidden quests and details?

[@xLetalis]

I have decent Witcher memory :)

[@verychoice420]

20 years later. More Witcher 3 details you missed 😂. Keep up the good work