bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
How to kill the Royal Griffin in the Wild Orchard mission...
Its very hard to kill it...
Trainers are not yet released...
Its very hard to kill it...
Trainers are not yet released...
nomad47
Cyborg Agent
Bhai monsters do not scale with your level. Its probably above your level. Build your character, train and come back with vengeance
P.S trainers are for casuals, not for us
iittopper
Wise Old Owl
Thanks [MENTION=34930]Zangetsu[/MENTION]. It's sad, i haven't played any of this.
Because most of them are unavailable for PC
.
You break the spirit of gaming. Git gud, casul.
aniketdawn.89
Wise Old Owl
Bludart says 20th. :/ still in Mumbai. In transit. So tomorrow.
somebodysme
Journeyman
Yes, i received it few hours ago.
aniketdawn.89
Wise Old Owl
And where do you stay?
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Sorry man I am dying in the Griffin mission just like that...
somebodysme
Journeyman
Pune Maharashtra
aniketdawn.89
Wise Old Owl
Piyush
Lanaya
Copypasta from r/witcher 3 regarding tips n tricks
General Tips
You can change the difficulty settings anytime – even during combat.
Loot everything. You’ll need even the most useless-seeming stuff for alchemy and crafting.
Don’t sell your starting armor. There is a way to turn them into better versions via crafting system. (thanks Emnel)
Using the witcher senses will show you everything you can pick up in the vicinity.
You can craft armor at the blacksmith/armorer. The level of mastery he possesses will define which armors he can craft.
Weapons can be upgraded with runes, while armor is improved with glyphs. If you decide you want to take a rune/glyph out of your gear, you’ll have to choose which one to save – the item or the upgrade material.
Alcohol is important – you can use it to recharge potions after you’ve used them.
When you drink a lot of potions, keep an eye of your Toxicity. If the bar is full, you’ll start losing health.
Make sure you always have a monster trophy equipped. They provide valuable bonuses at no cost.
You can eat food to heal yourself. It's not as powerful as the potions, but it’s free and there’s lots of it.
Some monsters only come out during the day, some during night time.
When you pass near a point of interest, it will be marked on your map.
Don't ignore quests or leave them for later – tackling the main story might trigger their disappearance.
Visiting notice boards in towns will reveal nearby points of interest.
Some objects can be destroyed with the Aard sign.
Memorize the controls. The game will constantly remind you of them, but that won't do you any good in a tight spot.
Instead of playing poker dice, you can play Gwent, a card game about war.
If you get caught while breaking the law, the guards will attack you, and they’re not ones to mess with. They’ll beat you up and take half of your money.
Meditating will heal your wounds and replenish your potions, but it can’t be done in a bind. Meditating on the highest difficulty won't fill up your health bar though. Only foods and potions (thanks PayDrum)
You can't rebind movement keys in the game, however you can rebind the keys yourself in The Witcher 3 file input. (thanks Lindun)
Story Tips
Listen to the dialogue carefully.
Be mindful that your choices will often have consequences beyond the quest you're doing.
If it sounds important, write it down – the previous game had quests that required you to perform rituals step-by-step from memory.
Using the Axii sign on people will yield results, but it won’t make you any friends.
Yellow dialogue options are the one that will advance the conversation – they can be mutually exclusive. Gray ones are just there for gathering information. Those colored in dark gray are the ones you’ve already chosen.
There is sometimes a timer ticking down, rushing you to make a choice. Try to keep calm during these moments.
Not everything is what it seems. Get used to the idea that people will lie to you.
Romance is a big part of the game. Having sex with one character may change the way another treats you.
Combat Tips
Even if you don’t want to invest skill points into signs, use them whenever you can. A little fire damage is better than no fire damage.
You'll do more damage while on a horse, but you need to keep an eye on its fear level.
Oils and bombs are great, even if you aren’t upgrading your alchemy skills.
Check opponents’ weaknesses in the bestiary. No matter what approach you choose, there will be at least one you can use.
Try not to get surrounded or flanked.
Keep moving all the time.
Remember to dodge, but don’t be timid – the game rewards aggressive play with adrenaline, which increases damage.
Watch the durability of your gear. Worn down armor provides little protection, and dull blades don’t cut very well.
The crossbow can be used to ground flying enemies, but also to pick ground enemies from a distance. It has a much lower damage output than the swords, but it’s safer. You can also craft a variety of bolts for it – exploding, bleeding, tracking, knock-down.
Use the environment whenever possible – the gasses in the swamp are highly flammable, for instance.
holding down attack on horseback while looking at an enemy you're attacking will make the camera in slow motion, allowing you to hit your target easier (thanks koodeta)
How To Make Money
Doing secondary quests is a good way to get cash.
Witcher contracts usually have a reward tied to them.
Selling items you don’t use won’t make you a millionaire, but it adds up over time.
Diving and sailing is a great way to discover Smuggler’s Caches, which contain treasures that can be sold, or money.
Guarded treasures come with monsters attached. They’re worth the effort, though. The special items found inside can be sold for decent amounts of money.
There are multiple currencies in The Witcher 3, but merchants only accept Crowns. You’ll have to trade the Orens and Florins you collect at Vivaldi’s Bank in Novigrad – it’s the building with the coin hanging above the door. -
Character Development Tips
Visit as many places of power as you can – each of them will give you one ability point.
Try not to invest only in one skill group – diversity is good, more abilities means more tools at your disposal. You can also test your build with Skill Calculator
One the other hand, one group will have to be your main group – there are only so many skill points to invest.
Always try to pair mutagens with active skills, grouping them by color.
Switch mutagens and active skills depending on the situation.
General skills have greater benefits, but do not scale with mutagens.
If you have a small number of active slots, it’s better to upgrade a skill you’re already using than to unlock a new one.
If you see a merchant selling a Potion of Clearance, buy it. It’s uses to reallocate misspent skill points.
Travel Advice
You can fast-travel to any signpost you’ve already visited, but the scenic route holds surprises and treasures.
Do not pinch pennies on horse equipment – you need a fast and reliable mount.
Mermaids and other sea creatures can damage and sink your boat.
If you make the horse gallop, it will follow the road automatically.
You can mark quests in your journal, and the game will show you a quest marker and the quickest way to get there.
General Tips
You can change the difficulty settings anytime – even during combat.
Loot everything. You’ll need even the most useless-seeming stuff for alchemy and crafting.
Don’t sell your starting armor. There is a way to turn them into better versions via crafting system. (thanks Emnel)
Using the witcher senses will show you everything you can pick up in the vicinity.
You can craft armor at the blacksmith/armorer. The level of mastery he possesses will define which armors he can craft.
Weapons can be upgraded with runes, while armor is improved with glyphs. If you decide you want to take a rune/glyph out of your gear, you’ll have to choose which one to save – the item or the upgrade material.
Alcohol is important – you can use it to recharge potions after you’ve used them.
When you drink a lot of potions, keep an eye of your Toxicity. If the bar is full, you’ll start losing health.
Make sure you always have a monster trophy equipped. They provide valuable bonuses at no cost.
You can eat food to heal yourself. It's not as powerful as the potions, but it’s free and there’s lots of it.
Some monsters only come out during the day, some during night time.
When you pass near a point of interest, it will be marked on your map.
Don't ignore quests or leave them for later – tackling the main story might trigger their disappearance.
Visiting notice boards in towns will reveal nearby points of interest.
Some objects can be destroyed with the Aard sign.
Memorize the controls. The game will constantly remind you of them, but that won't do you any good in a tight spot.
Instead of playing poker dice, you can play Gwent, a card game about war.
If you get caught while breaking the law, the guards will attack you, and they’re not ones to mess with. They’ll beat you up and take half of your money.
Meditating will heal your wounds and replenish your potions, but it can’t be done in a bind. Meditating on the highest difficulty won't fill up your health bar though. Only foods and potions (thanks PayDrum)
You can't rebind movement keys in the game, however you can rebind the keys yourself in The Witcher 3 file input. (thanks Lindun)
Story Tips
Listen to the dialogue carefully.
Be mindful that your choices will often have consequences beyond the quest you're doing.
If it sounds important, write it down – the previous game had quests that required you to perform rituals step-by-step from memory.
Using the Axii sign on people will yield results, but it won’t make you any friends.
Yellow dialogue options are the one that will advance the conversation – they can be mutually exclusive. Gray ones are just there for gathering information. Those colored in dark gray are the ones you’ve already chosen.
There is sometimes a timer ticking down, rushing you to make a choice. Try to keep calm during these moments.
Not everything is what it seems. Get used to the idea that people will lie to you.
Romance is a big part of the game. Having sex with one character may change the way another treats you.
Combat Tips
Even if you don’t want to invest skill points into signs, use them whenever you can. A little fire damage is better than no fire damage.
You'll do more damage while on a horse, but you need to keep an eye on its fear level.
Oils and bombs are great, even if you aren’t upgrading your alchemy skills.
Check opponents’ weaknesses in the bestiary. No matter what approach you choose, there will be at least one you can use.
Try not to get surrounded or flanked.
Keep moving all the time.
Remember to dodge, but don’t be timid – the game rewards aggressive play with adrenaline, which increases damage.
Watch the durability of your gear. Worn down armor provides little protection, and dull blades don’t cut very well.
The crossbow can be used to ground flying enemies, but also to pick ground enemies from a distance. It has a much lower damage output than the swords, but it’s safer. You can also craft a variety of bolts for it – exploding, bleeding, tracking, knock-down.
Use the environment whenever possible – the gasses in the swamp are highly flammable, for instance.
holding down attack on horseback while looking at an enemy you're attacking will make the camera in slow motion, allowing you to hit your target easier (thanks koodeta)
How To Make Money
Doing secondary quests is a good way to get cash.
Witcher contracts usually have a reward tied to them.
Selling items you don’t use won’t make you a millionaire, but it adds up over time.
Diving and sailing is a great way to discover Smuggler’s Caches, which contain treasures that can be sold, or money.
Guarded treasures come with monsters attached. They’re worth the effort, though. The special items found inside can be sold for decent amounts of money.
There are multiple currencies in The Witcher 3, but merchants only accept Crowns. You’ll have to trade the Orens and Florins you collect at Vivaldi’s Bank in Novigrad – it’s the building with the coin hanging above the door. -
Character Development Tips
Visit as many places of power as you can – each of them will give you one ability point.
Try not to invest only in one skill group – diversity is good, more abilities means more tools at your disposal. You can also test your build with Skill Calculator
One the other hand, one group will have to be your main group – there are only so many skill points to invest.
Always try to pair mutagens with active skills, grouping them by color.
Switch mutagens and active skills depending on the situation.
General skills have greater benefits, but do not scale with mutagens.
If you have a small number of active slots, it’s better to upgrade a skill you’re already using than to unlock a new one.
If you see a merchant selling a Potion of Clearance, buy it. It’s uses to reallocate misspent skill points.
Travel Advice
You can fast-travel to any signpost you’ve already visited, but the scenic route holds surprises and treasures.
Do not pinch pennies on horse equipment – you need a fast and reliable mount.
Mermaids and other sea creatures can damage and sink your boat.
If you make the horse gallop, it will follow the road automatically.
You can mark quests in your journal, and the game will show you a quest marker and the quickest way to get there.
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Just completed 70% of Wild Orchard Quests...
Nerevarine
Incarnate
^your GPU ?
20-25 fps but constant so playable very much. And forget what I said about downgrade , game is absolutely gorgeous
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btw only resolution affecting fps for me. no matter other settings are ultra or low. (yep hairworks disabled)
What's your pc specs?
ZTR
Cyborg Agent
YouTube Witcher 3 and your GPU model and you should get your answer
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Went to Vizima with Yennefer to meet the Emperor and then traveled to Velen to complete some quests and 1 main quest.
// Mod Edit: Please use spoilers
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