Witcher 3: Incredible Detail in White Orchard

Witcher 3 - Finding the things Yennefer dropped in the intro cinematic in White Orchard - her raven skull, the belongings from her bag, as well as her horse's severed head!

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[weetabixharry]

2:58 - 3:00 is a big detail that no one misses in White Orchard.

[goncalobaia]

Random person:
"I have completed the Witcher 3 to 100%"

Letalis:
"No, son, no you have not"

[xLetalis]

This is the 100th video in my "Details Missed" playlist

[aviwadhwa]

There are so many people out there who've played this game hundreds of times and think they've seen everything in the game but actually never found out about these small but significant details until maybe a few of them found this channel. This game is not a masterpiece, it is much beyond that.

[jeangale]

Upgrades people, upgrades.
Xletalis: Details people, details.

[imnotpayingchildsupport]

Tens year later from now, Xletalis you'll find a brand new secret dlc location Cd projekt Red was working on

[BleedingUranium]

2:35 This is a wonderful example of why Geralt's such a lovable character. Yeah sure he's a badass, but he's also a bit of a dork; his expression here just screams "shut up, I thought it sounded cool", it's almost a pout.

[mattmurdock]

I feel like that’s how Letalis walks around all the time. With his hands on his hips.

[toothlessrick]

2:58 That never happened to me when I walked into the Herbalist's hut. What kind of herbs was she consuming to grow that big?

[timmyjones]

I’m literally doing my like 7th play through right now. I love this game.

[GurpreetSinghDev]

Its always fascinating how they managed to create so much details with a small team. This is another level.

[zireaelriannon]

I'll never get bored of this 2:58

[cachorrovinagre]

Is there any interesting lore about Velen's cannibals? It's weird that a group of cannibals live in the region apparently without any repercussions.

[yoyokid]

2:57 who wouldn't love coming home to that.

[bluntlyhonest]

When does a game stop being a masterpiece?
When it becomes a classic.

[frederikl.]

The sheer replay value of this game never ceases to amaze me. The gameplay possibilities alone warrant 8 playthroughs (not counting NG+), and then there's this overflow of detail in the world design. Magnificent.

[Powerhugful]

In the beginning of the "Killing Monsters" trailer, you can see several dead bodies of soldiers laying around the road, so it's possible it takes place after Yennefer was there.

[supremepatriarch]

Doesn't matter how many times I hear it. Everytime Geralt says "Killing Monsters" it's litteral chills.

[eziosh]

This game never will never stop to amaze me ....

[remyblas]

I think it's possible Yennefer's portion of the cinematic happened first, with her bumping into that guy, and then the events of the "killing monsters" trailer happen. Then after Geralt leaves the guy almost hanging and the girl in charge of his fate, he and Vessemir track Yennefer through the battlefield.