The Witcher 3 player discovers rare quest after 600 hours

(Epitome mention: CD Projekt Red)

One The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt player has discovered an incredibly rare quest, that close to players haven't seen straight-grained later hundreds of hours drop in the game.

Just below, you rear end see a post on the Witcher subreddit, where a user RogueRequest2 shows off their run into with a troll. This troll is called Boris, and As he goes connected to explain to the player, they're cooking up a special stew of sorts, which Geralt fundament comment on and farther inquire into, before being rewarded with an unknown item.

We can extend upon the background of this quest a little bit. The quest itself is called 'Harassing a Troll,' and IT's located in the Velen neighborhood of The Witcher 3, far to the north westward of the Inn at the Crossroads marker. The reason so few people have probably seen this quest not only because IT's at the farther reaches of the vast represent, merely it's also unmarked, not offering the player a small yellow exclaiming marker to let them know the quest is there to glucinium discovered.

If you want to go and have on this quest for yourself, you'll know you're nearing the location to interact with Boris the troll when you hear Nekkers attacking something. That something is Boris, who is being besieged by a swarm of the horrid creatures. If you can slay totally the Nekkers, Boris will thank you, and babble Geralt about the mystic stew that he's got preparation in the lead in his massive pot.

We won't spoil the rest of the pursue you, but it's a nice little bit that's gone entirely undiscovered for a epoch-making component of The Witcher 3 community up until now, more than six years on from the game's original release. Revisiting CD Projekt's huge gritty to seek out Boris the round sounds equivalent the perfective place to start when The Witcher 3 eventually arrives on next-gen consoles with an upgrade later this year.

Hirun Cryer is a paid reporter and author with Gamesradar+ based out of U.K. Subsequently earning a degree in American History specializing in fourth estate, cinema, lit, and history, atomic number 2 stepped into the games writing domain, with a concentrate on shooters, independent games, and RPGs, and has since been the recipient of the MCV 30 Nether 30 award for 2021. In his save time he freelances with other outlets around the manufacture, practices Japanese, and enjoys contemporary manga and anime.