10 Recent Witcher 3 Discoveries and Secrets (!!!)

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0:00 Hoarding Details
0:25 Witcher crossover event
1:36 Hearts of Bacon
2:57 this one is just incredible
4:01 Ah, the negotiator
5:13 I couldn't believe there was even more to this quest
6:23 Ciri-related deer
6:48 Of Swords and Details
7:56 a fan-favorite character returns
9:58 Bills of Exchange
10:35 Before the Cat and Wolf Play...
11:50 Ba Ba Ba

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[Jny]

HOLY SHIT, that after swim conversation with Lambert this blew me away, wow. What a sophisticated game.

[vitharia]

The level of detail in this game is insane! It’s also insane that you manage to find such gems, I didn’t know about any of them, and I would say I know my fair share of witcher details! Thank you for your great work, keep going man ❤️

[HEKVT]

I love the references to the other two games, and the very subtle differences in importing a save, makes it kind of fun to use a save from W1 into W2, and then use that save into W3, although it doesn't account for anything on W1.

[cubablue]

Best game ever made if anyone still remains unconvinced. Astonishing depth and attention to detail.

[riverview]

Damn.. so Sukrus and his gang actually made it to skellige 😂 I’ve always loved the fact that he takes van Hoorn to look for an adventure who was trying to kill him just a few seconds ago.

[gergoretvari]

I love how at certain quests you can do the most unconventional things like running away then return, or going to a place alone, and when the npcs ask you why did you do that Geralt will just say random stuff while trying to overcome the urge to break the 4th wall and blame you, the player like in Postal.

[LeagueOfJared]

I love the cut/bugged content stuff. It's like a look behind the scenes, seeing everything CDPR had planned but didn't make it

[jmannUSMC]

ah yes the time honored game of throwing a brick in the air and counting to five. Wish I could say I remember playing it in my youth, but for some reason my memories are a little foggy.

[caolainbrady]

I found another cool feature recently, not sure if it's known.
In "Where the cat and wolf play", if you approach Gaetan before triggering the cutscene and while wearing school of the cat armour (might work on others not sure), he'll say something like "Cat armour and wolf medallion? Must be a crossbreed".

[billcipher]

The brickmaker one is insane. He's such a minor but memorable character that I still remember the guy from my W1 playthrough a few years back. This one had me grinning from ear to ear.

[mdnghtun]

Great work, mate. I never cease to be amazed that you and xLetalis keep discovering new pieces of this game. It's been my favourite game since release, in part due to it's ridiculous depth, and I don't see that changing any time soon.

[cezero]

That's so awesome to see the follow-up with Sukrus. That's one I've always wondered about. And you're def not alone with a staggering count of in game hours 🤣

[Kobanyai_enjoyer]

Still can't belive you are finding new stuff in this game. I especially enjoy the restored content, didn't know those where a thing.
Keep it up, you are great as always!

[Crimsos]

The swimming across the lake conversation reminds me of what happens if you decide to take the stairs instead of taking the elevator with Tekemura when scouting the Arasaka warehouse in CP2077.

[RainbowEssence-cw]

Oh, glad I'm not the only one who noticed the doppler thing! I decided to negotiate and I tried pushing it to the maximum (just cause I always do that, then lower it so they'll accept) and the man that gave me the contract agreed right away which I thought was totally suspicious lol. I thought maybe he and some villagers were gonna ambush poor Geralt and try to kill him because he's a witcher though, didn't realize the dude was a doppler testing him. So yeah, really cool how they put that little detail in and I was immediately suspicious when that guy just agreed without any hesitation lol.

[SuperCasey]

I recently started yet another playthrough and was delighted to come across 2 previously unknown details.
One was a small side quest and the other one was Lambert dying during the battle at Kaer Morhen. A lot of people may be aware that Lambert can die but unless you basically let him die, you'd never know.
Thank you for another fantastic insight and a few more unknowns to complete.
Keep up the amazing work you do.

[gaunterodimm]

Well done mate, I've 983 hours of playtime just on PC, have watched almost all other Witcher 3 details videos on internet and still I did not know about most of these!

[rorschach]

Every detail was new to me. And I have done 11 playthroughs and watched almost all Xletalis videos.

Excellent content

[retr_]

Man I just finished the main storyline for the first time and this is the best game I’ve ever played

[Deidriim]

Doing my seventh run in this game, still new builds to test out thanks to newest update and after all the lore reading and seeking, you still showed me stuff i've never seen in this game. This is just the sheer brilliance of this games writing and seeing even the smallest of side quests shape the world in minor details in the long run. Even fetch quests can make a proper woah moment in this game. Damn good video.