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Save files for most side missions before the 3 main story missions.
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Save files for most side missions before the 3 main story missions.
This .rar file contains 3 saves with most of the side quests and possibly missing quests to be completed before completing the 3 main story quests which are available soon after the nilfgaardian emperor's audience
use. I tried to avoid triggering any story-related dialogue from NPCs as much as possible, so if you decide to download and use these saved game files, you can have a pretty good main story experience.
Geralt is at level 16, has most of the gwent cards already acquired, and has collected most of the skill points from places of power.
They are: WO = 6/6, VelNov = 7/8, Skg = 9/9
Yeah, I used console debugging to go through walls to collect 3 of those skill points, because I hate it when I'm especially prone to missing out on someone due to deciding to help one person instead of another, or no one at all.
Skellige's special mission. From my perspective, it seems like the developers motivated one particular decision over the other two...so, screwed!
Under the optional file headings I've provided, again, 3 saves of the Skellige map and Opinicus Griffin have been left untouched. Also, please note that I avoided completing one or two side quests and contracts,
Even slight changes in dialogue will affect branches of the main quest in some way.
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