Any Witcher fan will enjoy playing through these side quests. Some of these are short while others require a little more effort to complete. Players might overlook these for a variety of reasons, and some aren’t possible to access past a certain point in the main quest. With so much to do, it’s easy to miss various side quests accessible throughout Geralt’s adventures. Be it exploring, hunting, or collecting valuable items and materials, the game has it all. Updated Augby Adriano Valente: The Witcher 3 gives players plenty of things to keep themselves occupied with. Here are 10 secret side questions everyone missed in The Witcher 3. Odds are, there are still quests to be found, but hopefully, this list will give you the motivation to go out and search for them. RELATED: Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do In God Of War PS4 Hidden treasure, powerful weapons, tragic tales, and Geralt’s modeling career are some of the hidden quests that the average player has yet to discover in this great game. Players can spend hundreds of hours exploring this large continent and still not discover all of the quests and side stories this game has to offer. the Gwent tournament is not vital but you ought to help Triss save the mages of Novigrad before you leave.The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a massive game with lots to do.
Traveling to Skellige itself from Novigrad for the first time does not necessarily advance the "time" of the overall world, and you can quickly flit back to Novigrad if you want to take care of business there, but it's worth dealing with what would be considered the main quests of Novigrad before heading on, e.g. I shan't spoil what these moments are, but the game will be pretty obvious in prompting you about supposed "points of no return". I'd consider most things you get from bulletin boards to be "essential" to the game's plot. Question mark icons on the map don't matter too much. Several secondary quests factor greatly into the main story (an early example in Velen is finding the magic lamp for Keira that will lead you down a very long tangent which factors into whether she joins you at Kaer Morhen in the end game, or attempts to reason with Radovid and meets a rather horrible end). It's like level 30-something and most players are not going to get that until they beat the main quest line. The problem with that, of course, is the forced leveling. Witcher contracts can impact the outcome of at least one secondary quest. Interesting that you put Heart of Stone in the middle of the main quest line but towards the end.
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