Before or after, no game can complete auxiliary tasks like The Witcher 3. Now, with the release of Netflix adaptations starring Henry Cavill, it seems that more people are actually playing them.
The game is well written, creative, fascinating, and sometimes even shocking, full of interesting additional tasks. Some are diplomatic trips, some are hunting monsters, and some let you investigate wizards who love cheese. There are dozens of them, especially after you consider the main expansion of the game, Heart of Stone, Blood and Wine.
This is the best in the game-definitely the few you have to check.
Towering mouse
An early contender for one of the best side missions in the entire base game, Towerful of Mice took the magic lights to bring Geralt to the horrifying island on Fyke Isle. At the beginning of the story, you will solve many different tasks on Fyke Isle, but this is undoubtedly the best-a contractual survey of your suspicious good friend Keira Metz. Doesn't spoil everything that happened (even if the game is nearly five years old, its mission should be re-experienced), but it is terrible and the best in Witcher 3's seemingly "good" decisions rarely end One of the examples is completely positive.
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In The Witcher 3, many monsters are overused. This has never been a big deal, but it means that the one-time bad guys of the game really stand out. This is the source of the pursuit of ownership. This is one of two auxiliary tasks you will perform when you arrive at Skellige, helping Crach an Craite with his two children, Hjalmar and Cerys. Possession believes that Geralt will help the latter, head to an island in an archipelago, and investigate the troubled Jarr, the cursed sword, and the haunted house, using the story of personal sin and spiritual deception as an example. Definitely pursue the pursuit of one of the best monsters in the game.
Milk and Darkness
Who doesn't like mages who are obsessed with dairy products? Obviously, tyranny is a true form of divination, involving the observation of cheese, and it also makes one of Witcher 3's most interesting little assistants. This is a short mission with almost no dramatic ending, but it does enable you to navigate the cheese puzzle and get a powerful sword called Emmentaler.
Last wish
After Geralt helped her track Ciri on Skellige Island in Lofoten (SLAF), a true romantic story, The Last Wish, was a side mission to Yennefer. Those who have read The Witcher (not me) will be familiar with the last wish, but this is a task that is perfectly suitable for strangers. Geralt and Yen are said to be bound by the magic of Djinn, a spirit with unlimited power-Yen wonders if this is true or if there is a real relationship between Geralt and her. This is a pivotal moment in a romantic story, and you can take one of two ways depending on your decision. Moreover, it has a sailing boat on the top of the mountain, which is really cool.
Ghosts of the past
This mission can be found in one of two ways: by exploring the woodland near Lindenvale in Velen, or investigating a mission called "The Fall of Reardon" from an old lady named Dolores in the same town. Players who have played The Witcher 2 will especially thank the person who appeared in this mission-Letho. The wizard is responsible for killing King Foltest in the previous game. What followed was a huge quest for betrayal and false death, while Lesotho was insidious and calm enough to take on the entire storyline alone.
Return to Cro back to swamp
Few games transfer the apex of one of their best primary missions to an optional secondary mission, but The Witcher 3 is confident in its players. After the lengthy Bloody Baron quest is written as death, I won't talk about how brilliant this is (even if it is really outstanding), if you choose, "Back to Cro Back to the Swamp" is completely missable … Back to Crooked Marsh. However, you absolutely should be totally-this is the dramatic end of a terrible family tragedy, and for Baron and his wife Anna, it is a bad thing or a bad thing, depending on the choices you make along the way.
Eldersburg Phantom
I love the lighthouse. I especially like a lighthouse that sits on a picturesque mountain peak and is surrounded by an unpleasant ghostly mist. That's it for the Phantom of Eldersburg. There are many ways to complete the task, but the quickest way is to head to Arinbjorn and look at the notice board there. Afterwards, enter one of Ard Skellig's most impressive landmarks, and you'll accidentally discover one of the best stories in the game. Similarly, it's best to make sure to find the mission before completing the mission "King of the King"-doing so leads to some other great missions called "Strangers in Strange Places" and "Cave of Dreams".
Carnal sin
This is a mysterious mystery of detective murder. If you complete the side task of dandelion cabaret, then this mystery will kick off. After you rescue the dandelion, you can access the mission, which is one of the main missions. Carnal Sins lets you chase a serial killer on the streets of Novigrad, using some creepy methods to kill the victims. Full of twists and turns, in-depth research, and some gray areas, continued the outstanding black and white lack of morality in The Witcher 3.
Armor master
There are two types of weapons and armored missions in the game. The task of the weapon master, Sword and Dumpling, is not as good as this. After being spotted in the crow's bass, you eventually hiked to the cursed island of Undvik Skellige to investigate a forgotten fake. It's best done at the same time as Lord Undvik's mission (the sister mission to Possession), and you'll find some wonderful moments in this mission, including a great boss fight against the ugly giant. Of course, the rewards of having a high-level armored division are worth the price, and the solution of the task is a good subversion of the male dwarf expert blacksmith group.
Nowhere outside the tower
You can play the entire game and miss it, thanks to the mission located north of Urialla Harbor on the island in the upper right corner of the Skellige area. In this mission, a magic tower appears on the horizon of a small village. Among them, you will find a male mage who is fighting the tower's magic defense (commonly known as "DRM" or defensive supervision magician). This is a very interesting little adventure that does not last long, but always keep in mind.
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