On the other hand, the whole thing is Triss's plan, and she actually isn't too thrilled if Geralt blows it off to save her when she told him on no uncertain terms that she can handle herself. Over the course of the quest, Geralt and Triss trick their way into the Witch Hunters' headquarters using Triss as bait, and then Geralt is faced with a choice: allow her to be tortured by the Witch Hunters while he wheedles information out of Menge, or abandon the plan and fight his way through the Witch Hunters to Triss.Īs anyone who plays through the quest will discover, listening to Triss be tortured all while trying to play things cool isn't easy, and there are several opportunities for Geralt to throw caution to the wind and start slicing up Witch Hunters. This main quest gets complicated when the trail leads to Caleb Menge, the leader of the Witch Hunters-at the same time, Geralt's friend and old flame, Triss Merigold, gets involved in the quest. RELATED: The Witcher 3 Breaks Player Record Thanks to Netflix Seriesĭuring Geralt's search for Ciri in Novigrad, he'll be tasked with locating the whereabouts of Djikstra's treasure. In the interest of making things a little less stressful, here's a summary of the most difficult decisions that Geralt can make in The Witcher 3, and every possible result of each choice. Furthermore, not always clear to players, when they're faced with a decision in-game, exactly how big of an effect it'll have on Geralt and the rest of the world.Īs players will also discover, it's not just the 'main story' quests that carry weight unlike other RPGs, consequences in this game are found in side-quests and even seemingly simple Witcher contracts.

The Witcher 3 is known for its well-written quests-and even more so for the sometimes devastating potential behind some of the decisions that players can make.

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