it wasn't really a "side quest" though. I think only the last part ("Return to Crookback Bog") was optional
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, PS5, PS4)
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The Fukin Prophecy
RIP Champ
New armor and a bodyguard...
Diondon
Thanks to the lawyers uh, I marbled the foyer
Is this update file really 17 fukking GB? 
What update? For the expansion? It was only 2.1gb on PC. But there was that 7gb update right before.Is this update file really 17 fukking GB?
So, I guess it could be 17 gb on consoles.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Just finished the Iris rose sequence, probably the best part of the entire game, never mind the expansion. Say what you want, but in terms of story telling and characters TW3 is way up there.
I also read the first Witcher book and the writing/dialogue is rough. The games seems to have improved on the source material considerably.
I also read the first Witcher book and the writing/dialogue is rough. The games seems to have improved on the source material considerably.
Grand Conde
Superstar
Stuck in the most random place, the professor accidentally offed himself, I leave his house and now I can't get off his property, all the doors are locked. Anyone remember how they got out? 
there's a key somewhereStuck in the most random place, the professor accidentally offed himself, I leave his house and now I can't get off his property, all the doors are locked. Anyone remember how they got out?
Manofsteel
Rookie
It's an okay game. Just overly complicated then it needs to be
Grand Conde
Superstar
Nah instead I had to jump off a tower onto the sea.
oh that part. I had to do the same thing
there was a key on him I believe. I walked out the front door
that's what I thought he was talking about. but to get out of that area I had to jump out that tower
I don't remember that, but I coulda forgot about it I guess
It doesn't fit the traditional definition of "side quest" but I meant it had entire arcs and plot lines totally unrelated to the main story, or characters. Most games wouldn't invest so much time and effort into what is essentially a quest NPC.
Fred.
I really liked how the game handled branching story-lines and your decisions. in the Telltale games, and such, it's always so obvious when you're making a crucial decision. but in TW3 it was more like "do whatever you want. there's several ways to complete this quest... but later you gonna realize you fuct up
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