Interestingly, the game has been on sale for exactly 7 years.
"The Witcher 3" is a large-scale game with full content, and today, many years after the game was released, there are still a group of loyal players who do meticulous investigation and research on the details of the game, and are not willing to let go of the small Easter eggs left by every production team.
On March 14, coinciding with the CDPR task designer Philipp Weber live playing "The Witcher 3", the audience naturally did not miss this opportunity, and took the opportunity to ask about the hidden content that has not yet been discovered.
When asked if The Witcher 3 had any easter eggs that everyone hadn't found, Philipp Weber made a riddle man statement: "There's also an easter egg hidden on the Skellig Islands that no one has found, and this egg is related to the game's Blood and Wine DLC, but it's not what everyone thinks, but I can't reveal too much." ”
This statement instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the party, and xLetalis, an anchor of the "The Witcher" series of YouTube, after a series of investigations, found the only connection between the Blood and Wine DLC and the Skelig Islands - Vivian.
In Blood and Wine DLC, players encounter a waitress named Vivian, who is cursed for some reason and becomes more and more like a yellow warbler. As the process progresses, the player can help her heal the curse, even if doing so leaves Vivian with only 7 years left to live. In order not to waste these 7 years, Vivian will embark on a journey around the world, and Skellyger is her last stop.
Not only that, but xLetalis even turned out conclusive evidence from the bottom of the box — the mission designer's confession two years ago. At the time, xLetalis posted a video about Vivian, and the mission designer lamented as he tweeted, "I don't know when they'll discover Vivian's last secret." ”
In this way, vivian has a hidden easter egg hidden on her body that has not been discovered so far. After a study of Vivian's inside and out with the help of a modifier, xLetalis finally discovers this so-called final secret - waiting for a full 7 years in the game, Vivian will usher in the end of her life according to the plot setting.
Incidentally, a day in The Witcher 3 corresponds to 1.5 hours in reality, requiring 3832 hours of gameplay if the player wants to witness Vivian's final ending without the help of a third-party modifier.
Although the production team idly made such a small Easter egg that was hidden quite deeply, the final effect was extremely strange, Vivian's entire upper body and lower body were completely separated, and it did not look like an Easter egg carefully prepared for the Examination Party.
In addition, Vivian, who was supposed to be out of breath, was lying on the ground and engaged in normal dialogue and interaction with the protagonist as usual, which looked a little strange.
But in any case, xLetalis's efforts to find easter eggs hidden so deeply in the minutiae of the dialogue are amazing. The designer who made the easter egg congratulated him on his wonderful discovery, but he seemed to be more concerned about the various bugs that appeared in the easter eggs, and if nothing else, they would really push a patch for this bug that no one would trigger at all.