Not knowing what you've completed and what's out there for you to do. I honestly feel that's what's good about the game. Just need a little bit of some specific information that is not in or is not easily identifiable threw the guide(s). I am weird like that.Īny rule of thumb? Like are all Treasure Hunts available all the time? Are the area specific contracts/missions the major things that are missed if progressing story too far? Thanks in advance for any clarification!!! I want to make sure I am spending my time on the stuff that can be missed over the stuff that I can come back and do at any time even after game completion. I have heard the game does a good job of letting you know when you are coming up on the no turning back point(s), but as I have yet to do Novigrad Act 1 (am waiting for Pyres of Novigrad glitch to be patched) and have finished all the Main Missions for Velen, Skelliege and White Orchard yet I have not seen how this warning or prompt is given to the player. It is just a little overwhelming to know which quests or contracts are available even if you beat the game and which ones are only available until you finish ActI, and/or II. Thank you David! I do have the collectors hard cover guide and the premium eguide. But that's purely optional, and not necessary). (A good rule of thumb is to read up on all the Secondary Quests by territory - so complete everything in White Orchard, then Velen, then Novigrad, and then Skellige - so you don't overlook anything. Now you SHOULD be able to tackle every quest. These include the Secondary Quests previously mentioned (so ALL Secondary quests). lists all Main Quests, and all Secondary (Side) Quests that affect the Main Quests, or can otherwise be "missed" if you don't realize how far you've gone through your adventure.Īll Secondary Quests are also listed on p200-201. 5 answers to this The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt question
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