The Witcher 3 quest designer behind a hilarious scene only accessible with mods is "glad to see it was found," even if it "took you a while"
Nov. 1, 2024Better late than never
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It may have been almost 10 years sinceThe Witcher 3was released, but the RPG is packed with secrets, and the dev behind one hilarious hidden scene is “glad to see” it’s finally been found, even if it’s been a long time coming.
AsVG247 reports, the scene was highlighted by The Witcher content creator xLetalis onYouTube, and takes place during the feast in Skellige for King Bran’s funeral. After heading over to the room filled with stuffed animals, Geralt begins to hallucinate, and believes the animals are attacking him. Normally, you can either come out victorious or get a regular ol' game over screen. However, with thecut content-restoring mod Brothers in Armsrunning, something else very different can happen.
In this version, if Geralt gets to half health before killing the stuffed animals, you’ll be greeted with a scene that sees the poor guy lying on the floor, and Yennefer asking him to get up. Geralt, still not over the hallucination, replies: “I can’t… I’m dead. They killed me.” At this point, Yennefer explains that a toxin-coated needle pricked him as he opened the door, and tells him to “snap out of it.” You can watch it play out below – it’s very amusing, and honestly makes more sense than Geralt actually managing to get killed in a fight against harmless stuffed animals.
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