The Witcher 3
In recent weeks, there has been nothing but talk of two great open world works with both action and role-playing elements. We are obviously talking about Horizon Forbidden West and Elden Ring, two highly anticipated titles that have managed to keep their many promises. With worlds so vast to explore, who knows what secrets are still submerged in these virtual wastes. On the other hand, it is not the first time that we discover how many secrets are present in this kind of titles, and one of the most striking examples is certainly The Witcher 3.It is not the first time that the much-loved third installment of The Witcher videogame series returns after a discovery by an enthusiast. Specifically, the YouTuber known on the platform as 'xLetalis' has been looking for a particular easter egg in The Witcher 3 after the game's quest designer, Philipp Weber, launched some suggestions about it not so long ago.
Now, after the beauty of seven years, this yet another well-hidden secret within The Witcher 3 has been solved. To bring to light the resolution of this curious case was the YouTuber himself, who has made a new video in which he shows everything that he has managed to bring to light. We leave you the video mentioned above, but we warn you that, if you have not yet played the third chapter of the saga, there may be spoilers on a part of the adventure.
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The Witcher 3 Secret Discovered After 6 Years
What appears to be one of the last secrets in The Witcher III: Wild Hunt has finally been discovered and confirmed seven years after the title was first released. The secret specifically involves the character Vivienne, who appears in the video game's Blood and Wine expansion. Given that Blood and Wine actually released in 2016, this particular secret is only roughly six years old, but that's still a significant amount of time for it to have remained hidden.
There is a particular quest involving Vivienne in Blood and Wine called The Warble of a Smitten Knight. Essentially, Vivienne has been cursed to look like a bird, and while the player as Geralt can lift that curse, Geralt also warns Vivienne that she could only live as long as the bird after the fact. As it turns out, and as YouTube user xLetalis discovered, that's about seven years.
After completing the quest, Vivienne shows up on Skellige. As detailed by xLetalis, if a player then manages to move time forward by seven years through meditation or some other means, Vivienne can be found dead at Kaer Trolde Harbour in Yennefer's room. Philipp Weber, CD Projekt Red's Acting Lead Quest Designer on Cyberpunk 2077, was the one that hid this little Easter egg, and confirmed that this was, in fact, a secret he had hinted at previously wild also congratulating xLetalis.
'I'm not sure if it's the last secret, but it for sure is pretty close,' Weber told IGN following the discovery of the secret. 'Everyone hid so many details during the last months of development that people are probably still going to find something new one day. For sure this is the Easter Egg I hid the most out of all the ones I did, so it's quite impressive it was finally found.'
As for the video game itself, The Witcher III: Wild Hunt is currently actually available for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are, following a delay last year, expected to release in Q2 2022. You can check out all of our previous coverage of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt right here.
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[H/T IGN]