This guy has told me more lies than my ex-girlfriend, telling me it will be the last Witcher 3 mystery he'll uncover.

Dandelion's Women? Oh, this is going to be a long video. As ever, still impressed by your unremitting commitment to leaving no stone unturned in Witcher 3. Hope the next installment, if there is one, is equally jam-packed.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

indeed, I'm looking forward to the next game

@thegreenreaper6660

Жыл бұрын

Dev's could probably make an expansion or two, just based on Dandelion's escapades :P

@666222333111

Жыл бұрын

They did say they're working on new Witcher, just geralt won't be in it it will be different story about some other witcher school. (Cyberskank incoming ...)

@NVNNN

Жыл бұрын

Do you get paid for saying nice things on the internet?

I hope you find this video interesting, the details aren't huge but they took me a lot of back and fourth to figure out :)

@RamyASMR

Жыл бұрын

Thank you letalis for your content :D

@erenshunter

Жыл бұрын

we appreciate your efforts keep it up @xLetalis!!!

@justinreckers161

Жыл бұрын

Your vids are the best!

@aresmontesdeoca5374

Жыл бұрын

Some good quality details and a great video :D

@Mr.Glidehook

Жыл бұрын

As always, we appreciate you and all you do.

I've tried to pretend to be the cook at Var Attre's house without carrying my swords. Unfortunately, the guard has the same line of dialog. I would've loved if you could actually make him believe your lie doing this

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

yeah I've tried as well

@ryanmaier1964

Жыл бұрын

Same, not even an axii option

You're blowing my mind! It's astounding the amount of detail the developers put into this game. It's even more astounding that you have the patience to uncover it all. Thank you.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure :)

@Cloud7050

Жыл бұрын

I'm curious, how does Cyberpunk match up when compared to TW3? I've been meaning to pick the game up again.

I always thought the body at 9:30 was a reference to how relatively easy it is to die from fall damage in this game.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

:D quite likely

@racernatorde5318

Жыл бұрын

Only if you are a fool and don't bother to read about rolling to negate the fall damage on impact. It's absurd how many people whine(d) about it beeing to high, when it's actually working perfectly fine. Not that I wanna say that you were whining here of course. Really goes to show how many people ignore stuff

@thegreenreaper6660

Жыл бұрын

Yes, Falling Damage is the 'hardest enemy' in the game :P

@rurimoto

Жыл бұрын

@@racernatorde5318 true, i always spammed jump button when im falling lol

@tuldorelow9687

Жыл бұрын

@@thegreenreaper6660 Second only... hardest are candles on lootable containers :'D

This game will always be unmatched, the detail, care and thought about things that most people will miss is astounding.

@hoilst265

Жыл бұрын

It's like Deus Ex on a grander scale.

not sure if this is a missed detail, I remember when I was playing HoS, I tried selling the items that I looted from the mansion after finishing the quest Scenes From a Marriage, they were not worth it so when I tried to dismantle them I saw that the only item they convert into after dismantling is ashes, which I think is a nice detail

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, I think everything from that land dismantles into ash

Ngl the Aryan fight in W2 was one of my biggest facepalms in gaming 💀 I wanted to spare the guy and thought that fighting him would result in him yielding. To say the least, as soon as the cutscene started I realised that I didn't make the best decision (yes I could've reloaded the save but it was my 1st playthrough so who cares).

Another interesting thing about Sasha/Cantarella's letter; in the lore, as the spy named Carthia van Canten, she was known to just up and leave without a trace when her espionage missions ended. Such was the case with her 'lovers' Vattier de Rideaux (Emhyr's secret service) and Prince Anseis (Queen Meve's son) -- leaving both of them heart broken. So, it's interesting she choose to leave a letter for Geralt. Make's you want to believe she really did like him...

Dandelion should have had a DLC where he is playable character. The DLC deals with his juggling of women. "Dandi-liar" would be something 🤣. Thank you, xLetalis.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

hah, that is a good idea

Almost 8 years has past and xletalis is still finding missed details for us. You sir are a true hero 👍

xLetalis uploads = instant happiness

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

I think making a video on all the women Dandelion hasn't slept with would be easier. Also Love the Zoltan song. It's a way better outro that selling Ciri off. Hope you and the family are doing well. BTW would it be too much to ask if you could create a Zoltan emoji of him reading the book

@Mrityugata

Жыл бұрын

Actually, of the five people on the list, it's pretty clear he hasn't slept with at least two -- Elihal and Rosa. Possibly Mirabella (who's disappointed with Dandelion's lack of interest in her) and Molly (who's surprised at the notion that her husband would have anything against the association) as well. It rather looks like he's meeting them just to gather information for the heist. Also, consider what he has to say about Sophronia and Polly during the Cabaret quest. In general, the idea behind Dandelion's portrayal in Witcher 3 appears to be that he's finally growing up. Or maybe just getting old.

I never knew there were so many variations! I had no idea you could even find Lady La Vallete during the masquerade.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Here we go again - evil xLetalis, selling out Ciri ... it never gets old. In German, the quest's name is: Mätressenliste - "list of concubines". You should decipher the graffiti in the "Alchemy" and "Nowhere" - they are spicy (and mirrored, probably to fool censors)

i can see cdpred adding you into the series as a questgiver “student of all possibilities” similar to the librarian from avatar

2000 hours? I hope you don’t regret one second of it. 😂👍🏻

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

I don't :)

It really feels like losing these little engagements brings out more script.

I just played this mission this past weekend on like my 15th playthrough and I still learned new stuff, so I really do appreciate the video xLetalis

An outro so melodic even Priscilla would be proud of it ;)

Calling Geralt as a swordsmanship instructor "Bergerac" is probably a reference to Cyrano de Bergerac, French author and swordsman of the 17th century.

"And that's where little witchers come from." :D

Hey xletalis, I was wondering if you could make a Witcher 3 best build guide for a beginners/mid/end game stage build, showcasing the best skill point investments and best armour and weapons to choose for example after every 2 or 5 levels up until the end of the game, and a separate time stamp for a new game+ best build. This would help me and for sure so many others who may find it overwhelming to have the full experience of this fantastic rpg game and would prepare us for the next gen update which I’m waiting for to get a refurbished experience of the Witcher 3 Wild Hunt. Thank you so much I really hope you can make this a video idea as there are few KZreadrs who support the well aged game.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

not sure if I'm good enough at the game but I'll keep it in mind :)

@michaelberringer8595

Жыл бұрын

@@xLetalis lul

@olivermajkowski2826

Жыл бұрын

@@xLetalis Thanks for keeping an open mind to it because I will need some help from one of the most active Witcher 3 KZreadrs to help me on my adventure in this fantastic game

@alittlecreepywhenyou

Жыл бұрын

@@olivermajkowski2826 Oliver, the best build is your own build for your very own Geralt. You will get so much more from the game by trying things and building upon your strengths and learning from your mistakes than you would by following some overpowered build guide. The Witcher is all about enjoying the Journey on the path and not just getting to the destination, that is why it is just so damned replayable.

@olivermajkowski2826

Жыл бұрын

@@alittlecreepywhenyou Thank you that was very insightful :)

"Talented family, aint it? Exceptionally. And very loving as well, I'm sure. If you only knew. Dandelion even wrote a poem for her. Oh to have a brother like that! ' That was hilarious. Also the children scene - absolutely priceless. Ah, I love this game.

That ending was amazing holy fuck

Children from swapms are actually at Marabella's when you approach. There will be more children in room, if saved them. And you can see theur names.

The dedication you have to this game/universe is truly amazing! The details make for a unique playthrough every time, which is amazing from the developers. I'm on my 5th or 6th playthrough and your videos have helped me enjoy and discover this game so much more, thank you

@jasondetilly5647

Жыл бұрын

Same here. It's amazing how his videos make every playthrough feel fresh

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure :)

Beautiful video! I cannot find the patience to play the game again but your videos help mend my broken and undying love for the witcher universe. ♡ Thank you for your dedication and i look forward for the next video!

The song was fun! And all that detail about the lavalettes too! Amazing!

I've over 1100 hours of game time in this game and I still learn new stuff from your videos. This is truly my GOAT.

The only thing what is almost as impressive as the attention to detail in the Witcher 3, is your dedication to all these details. ;-)

HES DONE IT AGAIN, THIS IS WHAT HE DOES!

Cool. Once again a tonne of stuff I've never seem before.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

glad to hear :)

Wonderful video, as usual, always so in depth. 2000 HOURS is a real feat, impressive. :)

Also, this painting on the Embassy’s wall, it’s a reference to paintings that Polish resistance were making during WW2, of course with s*astikas instead of sun.

I can only imagine how hard it was to edit the video with every single variation, the amount of saves and reloads it had to take. Now imagine the nightmare it had to be to code all of that.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, CDPR outdid themselves

What a cool outro I love the effort you put into it!

This is such a cool quest!! I missed a lot on my first playthrough but I caught some of these my second and third time around!

I swear I love your content, it makes me happy when I see you in feed. ✨

Now when I so much as think of the Wildhunt theme all I can hear is Zoltan laughing. You should do a Pam Param with Geralt interrupting with Mmhmm, or something along those lines. Great stuff all around. I'm glad you're still making Witcher content.

2k hours! Thank you so much for your videos.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure :)

I've got few details which I am not sure you mentioned in your videos - "dialogue which you may have missed" with Ingrid Vegelbud, after first race in "Erazm Vegelbud races" or however this quest is called in english version - Vesemir dialogue at the morning right before lifting curse from Uma is a bit different depends on if we drank with Eskel and Lambert to the very end ( it means to wearing Yen clothes) or we went to sleep earlier (before playing gwent, and playing the "i never in my life" game) - first encounter with Hattori is different if we already heard of him from somenone. In some village in Velen (cant remember the name - sorry) you can ask the blacksmith about archmastery in blackmisthing and he will tell you about Hattori - then dialogue will be a bit different than if you visit Hattori without hearing anything about him - this one is quite complicated to explain in english but i'll try :D You remember the guy whos goods we have to destroy (or use Aksji) to help Sucrus to help Hattori? Later when we have to steal something from van Hoorn magazine he will be speaking with guarding dwarf. There will be a difference in what he is saying to him depends on if you destroyed his goods, or used Aksji on him. WARNING - to hear that you can't enter the conversation, just stay in safe distance and listen hopefully you learned something new, if anything is not understandable - i will try to explain it better have a nice weekend :]

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Hey again :) I'll have to look into these. I've definitely heard the Vesemir one, can't say for sure about the others, I think I know what you mean about hearing about Hattori from another blacksmith

Outdone yourself here. Amazing attention to detail.

I thought you'd forgotten about this game, good to see that you're still uploading 😉 new videos, I'm attempting to get platinum trophy for this game

its midnight here and i was wondering what to do and notification pops up from you well you made my night XD

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Me: I think all is said about this game. Xletalis: Hold my white gull.

What Can I Say? The best channel covering the witcher3 out there. I Can t even begin to imagine the amount of time spend to build all this content

@xLetalis

7 ай бұрын

thank you :)

In the private 1v1 on the Bridge with the twin. She can kill you by throwing you off the bridge I got to know this the hard way

Is it really called "Broken flowers"? In Polish it's called "List (or census) of adulteresses".

@Mrityugata

Жыл бұрын

It's a reference to Jarmush' film by that name, similarly to how "Spis cudzołożnic" is referencing Stuhr's film (or perhaps Pilch's novel).

@meanpersona4686

Жыл бұрын

@@MrityugataYes, but still the difference between the original and the translation is huge

@Mrityugata

Жыл бұрын

@@meanpersona4686 I wouldn't say that. An English player is not very likely to be familiar with Polish novel/film, and since Broken Flowers (the film) has a similar premise, I think it's actually more appropriate then a literal translation. But also, if you'll excuse a tangent, I wouldn't be so sure that Polish version has to be the original one. There are some signs pointing to English version being the primary focus for Witcher 3 (unlike the first two games). Like how in the pre-rendered dialogue scene between Ciri and Avallac'h (the one before the final battle) lip movement is synchronized with the English lines, or how some of the non-verbal voice acting (grunts, moans, laughter) come from English actors even when playing the Polish version (Geralt and Ciri laughing together while sailing to Skellige is something that always stood out for me). And there are some lines in the Polish version that sound to me like an inelegant translation form English. Example: when Geralt is surprised that Keira is afraid of rats he says "Mogłaś je anihilować jednym zaklęciem.", which is a direct equivalent of English "Could've annihilated them with one spell", except it sounds off, because the verb "anihilować" is not used in Polish (would've expected "unicestwić" instead). Of course there's a lot of situations where Polish dialogue is completely different, which actually provides another interesting observation -- when I played the game with Czech subtitles the Czech version seemed to match with English, rather the Polish version. So my hypothesis is that perhaps English and Polish versions are both mostly original, but that other languages have been translated from English. Mostly just a guess as I haven't tried any other languages yet.

I noticed the first one when I start my 5th playthrough after finishing Witcher 2. I was shocked af

completely unrelated but that outro never gets old, like ever- ever should make it a spotify song lol

As always, great job 👍🏻The last one is interesting. I heard the kids make it there but I've overseen the letter talking about them brought there asleep.

I love the videos you do about differences between playthroughs since I put in around 500 hours in my first playthrough and just don't want to do it over or remember any of the details from the first 1-2 hundred hours...

Every story-arc here is so much better and makes more sense than in the Netflix-Show 😅Thank you for your Videos!❤

Great video one more time ,lot's of things that many have missed ,i am playing blood and wine at the moment after some years while waiting for the next game and your videos always are amazing and helpful....

Congrats on 400k, keep it up!

I always dread this quest on my consequent playthroughs but I still end up enjoying it everytime lol

Yup found a bunch of new details here Thanks xLetalis!

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure :)

Another wonderful video xLetalis.

I consider this as one of best letalis videoes!specially well made and reaserched❤👍

@xLetalis

2 ай бұрын

thank you :)

18:10 I would be really surprised, if you didn't know about this, but the wording of the video suggests that you don't (correct me if I'm wrong), so I'll add one thought for anyone wondering: the orphans of Crookback Bog are actually there in the school. Or around it. Not just the list of names, the actual children. You can find all of them during daytime, they are the only named children in the area of the school. You can't really interact with them though

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

I did know about it, mentioned it in my Details in Novigrad video from 2-3 years ago as well

@kirakovacs4877

Жыл бұрын

@@xLetalis I didn't remember that one, thanks for the answer!

Here for the ending hmmms! Exactly what we were looking for :)

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

:D happy to be of service

Also have to many hours into W3, and get amazed over and over again over the complexity of this game. Thank you.

As always you are the best! Cannot understand how CDPR gave us the Witcher 3 - the best game ever, and then we got Cyberpunk...

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

thank you :)

@LeutnantJoker

Жыл бұрын

if you knew more about what was going on during Witcher 3's production you wouldn't be that surprised.

@gaxxaroth7539

Жыл бұрын

@@LeutnantJoker tell me

@LeutnantJoker

Жыл бұрын

@@gaxxaroth7539 It's not like it's a secret. It was very public back then. Tons of people left the studio, talked about how bad the management was, how unorganized everything was and how they expected the game to be a complete disaster even 2 weeks before release still. Most of the team suffered from massive burnout, the crunch was brutal and destroyed several marriages. And it's not like Witcher 3 wasn't also a buggy mess when it came out. Half the skilltree doesn't work properly or at all to this day. The looting is incredibly unbalances and doesn't combine well as a mechanic with the crafting, the Witcher gear makes most looted and gifted equipment pointless etc etc etc. Witcher 3 worked because everything somehow made it work well enough last minute by putting in months of unpaid overtime and destorying their social life to at least make the result worth it, only to then quit and never look back. Which is pretty much the same that happened after Witcher 1 and Witcher 2, both of which were also a massive mess. Just because those games were still fun to play after a few patches, doesn't mean the management and production wasn't complete chaos. CD Project so far has a track record of really bad production, overworking and underpaying their developers, managament that doesn't know what they're doing and constantly interfering with the tech side, and the studio losing half their staff everytime a project is released. After Witcher 3 tons of former and current employees spoke out about the horrible business practices and work conditions. It went through the press and CDPR promised no more crunch and improvements. They didn't do any of that and Cyberpunk was the result. Cyberpunk wasn't a freak accident or a surprise to anybody who paid attention to what was going on at CDPR. It was just the logical consequence of never fixing their problems. A messy amanagement and success based on crunch and burning through developers is only scalable to a point. WIth Witcher 3 they barely made it work, with Cyberpunk they pushed it too far. But they did nothing different from what they had always done. Their practices have always been bad. We can only hope that they have finally learned their lesson. The move to Epic's Unreal engine is a good sign. Because that means they understand that developing an engine while at the same time using that engine to build a game is a horrible idea and a waste of resources. and it forces the entire team to constantly re-do things. That was the main reason Cyberpunk was a massive failure and Witcher 3 barely made it. Now that epic is in charge of the engine and CDPR can focus exclusively on the game, things might improve, IF the management has also learned to stay out of everybody's way and not constantly shift the goal posts.

I am convinced that xLetalis uses some kind of sorcery to find so many details.

This is great news that you proved that children from the Crookback Bog are saved if you help the tree spirit! You told about that before, but not as decisively. Also it's funny how Rosa and Vespula's "salvations" end up differently. I'm sure that Rosa, as an aristocratic woman, may just save her revenge for later :) I think that to disassemble the game during 7 years and see all direct connections for every line could be still quicker :)

Great video! So in depth!

Final "Hmmm" tune is excellent

Great upload dude.

Congratulations on 400.000 subscribers

That outro is too funny; well done!!!🤣

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Id love to see you do a build guide btw. Im always looking for ways to fast level in Vizima.

you’re great letalis, keep it up

Watched the whole video for its outro. Worth it.

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

I've missed so much in this quest 😭

That Geralt ft Zoltan gets me so good every time just needs a little lesbomancy.

I love the outro!

Congrats on 400k!!

What happends when you say you are the new cook, but with no swords equiped?

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

sadly the same ;[ he still talks about your cleavers

2022 and this man's is still faithfully making witcher 3 content, says a lot about the quality of this game

Molly: Dandelion is raising my sophistication! Yes... yes, that's exactly what Dandelion does

Laughed so hard watching Geralt run away from a fight then walk back wondering what happened.

The outro is just amazing...

Witcher 3’s details are so well done and almost scary

As usual amazing

Love the outro!

9:52 That's the most northern-sounding Nilfgaardian I've ever heard in my entire life

Awesome video, as usual, you are a genious

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

thank you :)

@Arckaro

Жыл бұрын

@@xLetalis your welcome, God bless you and your family

7 yrs and there are still new things to it.. each and every decision leads you to a new dialogue or quest.

Very interesting😊 as always

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

happy to hear :)

Am i the only one who laughed at 0:29 in that awkward silence after Geralt asks the question then after the awkward silence "pardon" 😂😂😂

that was awesome :) epic outro hmmm hmm ...

@xLetalis

Жыл бұрын

Hi xletalis, I found that both corpses you come across when following the hunter in white orchard resemble gaunter quite a bit, could be interesting to look into. That’s all, thanks.

The amount of details is just crazy.

You sir are a great gamer and guide. It's a shame all you've done can't be published like an old Brady Ganes walkthrough, because I'm never going to be able to remember all of this. The Witcher 3 is in this respect--and others--the greatest video game ever created and contains so much more than an entire series of other games, as you continue to prove. Please continue, and I'm going to go through all of your videos again before I restart the game, but I have one question: I never knew of any of these choices or possible results, but what if I never played the second game? Can I still change dialogs and get different results? I'm so lost here.

Just a friendly reminder, the game came out 7 years ago.

Didn't know you can meet La Vallete aside from when she is with Morvran. That you can have that chat with the orphans is new to me as well. I knew they can be found in Novigrad from a previous video you made but not that they tigh in with the search for out boy Dandelion. That dialouge with them is pretty funny

10:00 You can first say that youre a cook, and then come back and say that youre a witcher and the guard will say that "first you say that youre a cook and now youre a witcher" or something along those lines

"I love it" (Tomira replacing Shani on the boat) =))) You're hilarious sometimes The first one is great, I never killed Arian, so I couldn't possibly see the chain of events that make her aristocratic. And she's the basest of them all, what fun!