Wait, hold up... the portrait of Geralt in the brothel was mentioned by me several months ago. I really don't remember what video I commented on but still I'm fairly certain that I mentioned about it before Duda Marquess, correct me if I'm wrong (as in if Duda mentioned about it only recently I'll know it was after me and I'm not losing my mind).
I did the comment on the "5+ details you may missed about Orianna" video, it's like a month ago. I did a little research before make it, but it was superficially so I didn't see it. In that comment I also wrote about the way men prostitute treats geralt in Toussaint and in Novigrad, but I've played the game with Portuguese dub so I don't know if the dub matches with the English one.
@@Alan-xg4yr O dear, How sad? Willing to sell you're soul for a video game. What will become of you?? We might have to discuss this somewhere in the immediate future....
@@tamiryosef717 CDPR are exactly the kind of developers who would put in easter eggs that only trigger in 2077. Actually, I can see them putting in some that only trigger in 2078 too. *"Cyberpunk Last Year!"*
from disabled person perspective which I'm one of them i really loved that quest (big game hunter) and how he is trying really hard to make his daughter happy I know how it feels I really do I couldn't hold my tears tbh
That table that regenerates food is actually a reference to a German fairytale called Tischchen deck dich, Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack (where a table that can make its own food, a gold shitting donkey and a mace that attacks are the main subjects), in the cloud castle you can find that donkey as well
Corvo Bianco is one of the things I got wrong in my first playthrough. But I fully restored it in New game plus. I remember going back again and again and admiring the beautifull grandmaster sets and swords. It really did made me smile like I build something cool in my real house. Thanks for the awsome video man !
Lets start a petition to get CDPR to give xLetalis the demo copy, He has been single handedly churning out so much good content regarding The Witcher series that no one on YT ever has, especially not after 5 years after the game release. whose with me?
Andy Serkis' Gollum was also referenced through a letter I found somewhere in toussaint by someone named Smeagol Serkis and his precious were his golden spoons/cuttlery 😆
In the cemetery you can read the graves and find names of withcher creators slightly changed - Arkadius Borovik- Arkadiusz Borowik the screenwriter etc :)
I mean u dont have to stop ,u can just keep making vids like this and were still enjoying them ,its fun knowing more things u havent discovered in one of our favorite games,trust me Ive spent every second watching your vids for my 4th playthrough of this game so I can experience it again with the almost same feeling of the 1st playthrough
The cemetery is actually a (pretty funny, IMO) play-on-words. The one in Paris is called "Père Lachaise" which roughly translates to "Father Thechair" (as in a priest's name). It's a very well known name, a landmark. And "Mère Lachaiselongue" (in TW3) translates to "Mother Thelongchair". Of course, translated jokes have a tendency to fall flat, but as a French person seeing this in game I really laughed out loud.
About the dresses.( I dont know anymore in which video you pointed them out.) you theorized that they may have been a gift by orianna or something since they could be seen in her house. Turns out its a model they reused several times. Would have been an amazing detail though. I just found both of them twice right in the middle between the nilfgaardian and "la gran' place".
Not sure if that has been mentioned yet but on the little hut at the lake in front of Regis’ cemetery there’s a note from the Iococo owner (you know, the silver basilisk) saying everyone should reduce their prices for Gerald as he has shown to be a true friend of nature. Also, anti-vampire garlic can already be found before the vampire attack; it’s in the wine wars quest in the cellar with the archespore seedlings. It makes sense seeing as you can also find a note there talking about a hatchery near Tesham Mutna.
yeah i was coming to say RDR2..beat me to it. Alsas the actual story in RDR2 is on rails and is pretty much identical whether you're good or bad apart from a bit of video. So on that basis, TW3 wins hands down as you can change the outcomes, but for details RDR2 holds up very well.
devil jack I doubt it. Judging by the looks of the visuals and graphics, Cyberpunk looks better than RDR2. I would suggest getting a console if you don’t want to spend too much on a PC.
For the Big Game Hunter quest, I couldn't axii the peacocks, likely due to conflicts with the "Enhanced Edition Mod" which is my best guess. Ended up punching a peacock out of frustration. You still complete the quest (without the picture of course) but the guy gets really angry and Geralt has some funny dialogue about it as well. Actually, the Enhanced Edition Mod, as nice as it is, has some real problems with how it handles any quests where NPC's have a life bar, namely they die in 1-2 hits. Saving Ves in Velen was one of the most stressful ordeals I had to face and was not fun. All of the knights in cages in Blood and Wine, however, died well before I could even get close. The most common solution from people on reddit is "get good", lol
The night of the long knives goes further back than WW2. The original was when the king Owen Glendower of the ancient Britons welcomed the Mercian Saxons to a parley. During the night the Saxons murdered their hosts and this tale passed into infamy.
Also Est Est wine is a reference to an Italian wine called Est! Est!! Est!!! De Montefiascone, which is called this because, according to the legend, a German bishop sent an assistant to Rome ahead of his own trip, to find and mark the inns with the best wines for him. He was instructed to write "Est"("here") over the door or sign if it had good wine. The scout stayed in Montefiascone and loved the wine so much he wrote Est! Est!! Est!!! On the door.
Père means father and Lachaise is a surname but also means the chair. Mère is mother, and Lachaise longue is those long chairs where you half sit half lie down
This was probably noticed by a lot of people but i'll say it; if you save syanna(she wears a ribbon when detlaff tries to kill her), and when you find about the fifth victim being duchess and talk about it with syanna choosing the right options she'll say something like "you really want that happy ending", not so subtle hint i think that you'll get the good ending
I’ve been watching your vids ever since I got the Witcher 3 around a month ago and now that I see that you’re still posting so much about the Witcher I immediately subscribed.
Omg I've seen that movie. It's called " The twelve tasks of asterix" it's a classic. It's based on a comic and it's absolutely brilliant if you enjoy satires puns and funny references with regards to the history and culture of Rome and it's provinces.
I have a question about the Big Game Hunter quest: how did Count Beledal manage to take a selfie with his device on his head? I noticed it later, when Geralt is at the Count’s art show. Just wondering…
It is a famous cemetery (pronounced: Pair Lah shayz) since some past celebrities (authors, artists, etc.) are buried there and you can find some amazing tombstones including a recumbent bronze statue of Victor Noir which has to be protected from women sexual desire... The passage of the terrible administration is indeed a reference of Astérix: The 12 tasks of Astérix. It refers to the 12 tasks of Héraklès. Note that story was created directly for animation. Therefore, no comics is available except for a photo-story edition using pictures from the movie and texts on a different page.
I missed a few things here. Regis leaving the skeleton is something I've never noticed before and I never saw that Batman reference! Ah, who needs Batman anyway. Geralt is the hero that this city needs. Looking forward to Velen's brown colour palette ;)
I much prefer the grim vibe of Velen over the shinny sunny land of toussaint. Idk I like both but I like the eerie dark and damp swampy setting and tone over the shinny knights.. imo
I will never stop watching this channel. Although this series may end, I will love to see more videos in the future. The song, book,art and other references were very interesting! :)
Possibly little-known detail in Velen: If you manage to miss Return to Crookbag Bog, then you get a unique cutscene with Ciri when going to kill the Crones. Ciri asks about the Baron and Geralt replies that he went to the swamp to look for Anna, but doesnt know if he ever made it - to which Ciri says 'true shame'. You can go to the orphanage at any time and nobody's there, everything is locked, but the fiend and the other monsters will appear and you've got to fight them.
Definately,even the Witcher 1 could do.I am currently playing it and I think it has potential for your series especially chapter II where you are in Vizima.
@@TheBlackJoseph you could watch the 4 hour long video about witcher 1 some guy made, which is part ONE of three (i guess part 2 and 3 are about witcher 2 and 3). IIRC it was done by Joseph Anderson, "Witcher critique" or something like that
FYI, "Père Lachaise" means "Father Lachaise" and "Mère Lachaise" is obviously "Mother Lachaise" which is absolutly hilarious for me as I'm french and it's one of our most famous cemetery. So his the bank thing!
I recognized the Asterix + Obelix scene right away! :D And missed the table detail! Certainly a hint on the fairytale The Wishing-Table ("Tischlein deck dich" in German) by Brothers Grimm. I'm starting my 2nd playthrough and your videos will certainly help me discover some things now! :D thanks!
xLetalis I just finished my first play-through of Witcher 3 and BaW today - your videos made me re-experience the entire time I spent playing, thanks man I thoroughly enjoyed seeing how all of my decisions could have been improved by jumping off a high wall immediately after! (seriously though, thanks for the content!)
not sure if anyone said it already but shiraz is just a type of wine that exists. of course the name of these grapes may have come from the city, but the witcher reference is unlikely about the place, more about the shiraz wine itself.
Last, huh? Good one :D The Beauclair Palace origin story is interesting. I've never even noticed it may have been based on the Fisherman's Bastion despite going there with my class multiple times in school... But it makes sense. The central tower looks almost exactly like the bell tower of Matthias Church, which is in front of the Fisherman's Bastion. Btw I think I can say now that I've seen Geralt die from fall damage more times in your videos than in my 650 hours of gameplay, despite the fact that I love parkouring on the roofs of Novigrad 😂
Nekem sem tűnt fel a hasonlóság pedig én is voltam párszor már. Szerintem nekem maximum 2-3x halhatott meg fall damage miatt Geralt, mindig lassan, ráérősen, néha sétálva megyek vele. Valószínűleg azért van 900 valamennyi órám a játékban. De jó egyébként magyarokat találni Witcher 3 videó alatt, sőt, jó hogy volt egy Magyarországhoz köthető részlet is a videóban.
I've never seen so much of love and passion gone into making a game and I am sure there are many more details hidden here and there. I'm speechless😲. Thank ye master....
I do not believe that the wine was named after the city Shiraz in Iran. Syrah is one of the most famous grape varieties. The Syrah grape is commonly also written as Shiraz, hence the name in the bottle. You can see with other wine bottles that the grape is mentioned (e.g. Chardonnay), thus indicating what the flavor will be. Now, there was a rumor that that the Syrah grape was coming from the Shiraz region (and thus got the name) and was taken during the crusades back to France, but genetic testing showed is was a cross-breed of 2 other grape varieties (Durezaq and Mondeuse Blanche).
I'm glad that the Asterix and Obelix reference was finally included. It's my favorite pop culture reference in the game since absolutely loved the cartoon as a kid :D
One thing to note, I believe it's likely a coincidence regarding Shiraz, and more likely to be a reference to Shiraz as a particular common wine grape.
I'm really late on seeing this but "shiraz" is a type of wine grape also called "syrah" on some wines. Definitely not a reference to a city, or highly unlikely. Its a very common and popular wine grape that comes in most brands
I don't know if you have already mentioned this in a video but you can find the scholar (the gwent player) from White Orchard hanging at the big tree from Geralt's first arrival in Velen. You can pick up the first page of his book around the tree.
Has anyone ever noticed the name of the special “Ducal table” wine referenced during the main B&W questline is a clue about Syanna’s involvement in the plot? “Sangreal” is old french for “Royal blood.” 🤯
Just realized that the"Night of the Long Fangs" mission might be a reference to the Night of the long knives, a series of assassinations and murders carried out by then Chancellor Hitler in July 1 and 2 1934 to get rid of political opponents. Pretty chilling that the massacre in the game had a real world counterpart, but again the monsters here are humans.
And I thought the episode after 6 that was the last in this series , but nice to see you brought more secrets or things that we players probably forgot in this masterpiece that is The Witcher 3 .
From all the things I learned here, I found something else entirely quite interesting: I've never, ever seen the brigands at 10:58. For me, the Graverobbers down there at that spot always completely different, and bandits tend to look rather similar to each other, there's only so many faces to be picked for them. But those? Never seen those before.
Hey dude, I just wanted to let you know, that you are doing great work with these videos! They are very entertaining and interesting. Thank you for your great videos!
There is an Item-Easteregg in Skellige after completing the "List of the King Quest". Crach rewards you with a crossbow called "Death from Above". At least if you translate the German name into Englisch. The Crossbow is intirely painted red. This might be a reference to the Great War german fighterpilot: "Manfred von Richthofen" aka "The Red Baron". He and his Fightersquad draw the line "Death from Above" on theit planes.
There is a Smegol and 'my precious recipe' LOTR reference in the food recipe quest. Also the soundtrack playing in most of the Elven ruins is really close to the Jackson directed LOTRs.
Hello xLetalis! I have just watched your videos of details missed in Toussaint, and I thank you for making so many videos dedicated to the witcher series! I don't know if someone mentioned it in other videos (or maybe it is quite obvious?), but I didn't see in the Toussanit series, so well it might worth be mentioning. When Geralt went to the first Inn (Cockatrice?) in Toussaint after the lenthy beginning, the Innkeeper told Geralt their crayfish chowder is out of stock because of the incident. Actually just on the table, there's a recipe of crayfish chowder. There also one more recipe somewhere behind the bar, but I forgot what is the exact recipe. There's some videos testing the crayfish chowder recipe and it looks quite decent actually.
Yes and no: Though the Night of the long Fangs is a word play of The night of the long Knives, but it’s not nessesarily related to the Nazi coup in which many SA officers had been murdered. There have been several events in world history, known as Night of the long knives. The Term generally means getting rid of (mostly political) opponents
No idea if you've already mentioned it but I just seen something I've not spotted before. When you fight the toussaint bloke who gets mad that you jumped the queue in the Paperchase bank quest. When you defeat him, he gives you the finger!
Hi, I am not sure if you have mentioned this in any of your videos about Blood and Wine but I just stumbled upon a "hidden" quest: "Amidst the Mill's grist". It's only avaiable after la cage au fou, when you immediately go to De la Croix's Mill. Aww! I can't believe I missed it 🙈
Great video as always, Xletalis! Would be awesome if you made som videos about different types of builds, like combat/alchemy or signs/alchemy. Or gear builds perhaps
If you go to where you meet master mirror before midnight while the quest to wait for him is active then you can hear a group of children singing a song that's most likely about him. Idk if it's time specific but I went there at around 6pm in game and they were done singing by 6:55pm
You are the one that really understands what witcher 3 really means to players it's really different than any other game .I really touched my heart. One question do you know the real age of geralt and yennefer because some one says geralt is in his 90s and yen is 105.
I've just finished another playthrough while also binge watching your videos so I didn't miss anything! I always hate finishing this game because the emptiness I feel afterward, it's too real! :'(
All of the quests are available again in new game plus regardless of weapons, armor, potions, or decoctions. If you get Aerondight in a first playthrough (around level 38?), you can use the silver sword throughout new game plus, start the "There Can Only Be One" quest again, walk on water, and face off against the hermit (around level 88?).
Wait, hold up... the portrait of Geralt in the brothel was mentioned by me several months ago. I really don't remember what video I commented on but still I'm fairly certain that I mentioned about it before Duda Marquess, correct me if I'm wrong (as in if Duda mentioned about it only recently I'll know it was after me and I'm not losing my mind).
I must have not paid attention or lost the note I made :( I'll pin this comment as a minor apology!
feelsbadman. it's just like when you make a funny joke and no one hears it and your friend who heard it repeats it and everyone laughs lol
I did the comment on the "5+ details you may missed about Orianna" video, it's like a month ago. I did a little research before make it, but it was superficially so I didn't see it.
In that comment I also wrote about the way men prostitute treats geralt in Toussaint and in Novigrad, but I've played the game with Portuguese dub so I don't know if the dub matches with the English one.
@@xLetalis 1:14 "(...) by a gentelman called Sloom... at least I assume it's a gentelman. Could be a lady." Hmm I smell some Abby roasting xD
@@EfecanYSL you only made it worse thanks
I trust this "Last" as much as I trust Gaunter O'Dimm.
😕
@@voscomics i wish to know your name
@@Alan-xg4yr That is my name. You may also know me as Master Mirror or The man of glass.
@@voscomics then make cyberpunk2077 get released now
i will pay for my soul for other ppl
@@Alan-xg4yr O dear, How sad? Willing to sell you're soul for a video game. What will become of you?? We might have to discuss this somewhere in the immediate future....
I like how he had to put "seriously" in brackets
Even he's tired 😂
@@what2171 No shit!
xLetails: *Last Details in Toussaint (Seriously!)*
Me: *[X] DOUBT*
Just imagine how many more years to find details in Cyberpunk 2077
Edit: Nevermind. Many more years to
fix the game.
The year is 2077, yet there still are more details we missed in the cyberpunk 77
@@tamiryosef717 CDPR are exactly the kind of developers who would put in easter eggs that only trigger in 2077. Actually, I can see them putting in some that only trigger in 2078 too. *"Cyberpunk Last Year!"*
Night City is empty and lifeless and doesn't have 1/10th what they put into Witcher 3. Such a disappointment..
Just imagine how many more years to make Cyberpunk 2077 playable
that didnt age well
from disabled person perspective which I'm one of them i really loved that quest (big game hunter) and how he is trying really hard to make his daughter happy
I know how it feels I really do
I couldn't hold my tears tbh
:( Yeah, it's a great quest
*two weeks later* “Even more things you missed in Blood and Wine(you all asked for this)”
Keep up the great work.
Edit: thanks for the likes
How about 20 years later ?
Tyler NV same thing
That table that regenerates food is actually a reference to a German fairytale called Tischchen deck dich, Goldesel und Knüppel aus dem Sack (where a table that can make its own food, a gold shitting donkey and a mace that attacks are the main subjects), in the cloud castle you can find that donkey as well
Time for a new video.
2048: "The Witcher 6 foreshadowing you missed in Witcher 3"
Yes, we need this
Corvo Bianco is one of the things I got wrong in my first playthrough. But I fully restored it in New game plus. I remember going back again and again and admiring the beautifull grandmaster sets and swords. It really did made me smile like I build something cool in my real house. Thanks for the awsome video man !
my pleasure :)
Lets start a petition to get CDPR to give xLetalis the demo copy, He has been single handedly churning out so much good content regarding The Witcher series that no one on YT ever has, especially not after 5 years after the game release.
whose with me?
Knowing CDPR, we can anticipate an Item named "xLetalis" in Witcher 4
Demo copy of what? Witcher 3? I think he already has it😂 or are you talking about Cyberpunk/Witcher 4?
Ok I've begun deleting my Blood and Wine footage in an attempt to move on!
You'll be back. They always come back.
That's what they all say.
it is ;]
you must purge the cause of the addiction
I can't get over how entertaining this whole thing is
Andy Serkis' Gollum was also referenced through a letter I found somewhere in toussaint by someone named Smeagol Serkis and his precious were his golden spoons/cuttlery 😆
2036: 10 things you missed in Night City
Only 10?
Simple that there will be so
only 10??
no no no 2040: 10 things you missed in Blood and Wine
I hope he will make it
Yeah sure, "last details" sure.
2022: details you may have missed in Toussaint episode 100.
Arent there more details in the Base Game? The world is pretty big
@@Mrstrangert392 Thats what this whole thing is about, we are waiting for him to go back to the base game. But the poor man is addicted...
Last details... for today.
He's still going lol
In the cemetery you can read the graves and find names of withcher creators slightly changed - Arkadius Borovik- Arkadiusz Borowik the screenwriter etc :)
yeah I've read them all I think, but didn't get many of the references
I can do some more polish investigations, so we get the « ultimate last details you missed in Toussaint « video
I still hope xLetalis will find a proof that Dettlaff can paint as beautifully as Marta Dettlaff (I mean, other than Syanna's face)
Kudos to your pronounciation of the Czech name (Šimon Kvasnička). It was flawless, once again kudos and hats off to you
I mean u dont have to stop ,u can just keep making vids like this and were still enjoying them ,its fun knowing more things u havent discovered in one of our favorite games,trust me Ive spent every second watching your vids for my 4th playthrough of this game so I can experience it again with the almost same feeling of the 1st playthrough
The cemetery is actually a (pretty funny, IMO) play-on-words. The one in Paris is called "Père Lachaise" which roughly translates to "Father Thechair" (as in a priest's name). It's a very well known name, a landmark. And "Mère Lachaiselongue" (in TW3) translates to "Mother Thelongchair". Of course, translated jokes have a tendency to fall flat, but as a French person seeing this in game I really laughed out loud.
when i saw Uma lying on the bench it gave me shivers O.O
like wtf man, that was creepy
About the dresses.( I dont know anymore in which video you pointed them out.) you theorized that they may have been a gift by orianna or something since they could be seen in her house. Turns out its a model they reused several times. Would have been an amazing detail though. I just found both of them twice right in the middle between the nilfgaardian and "la gran' place".
Herbs shmerb what about Gwent eh gets me each time lol 😂
Not sure if that has been mentioned yet but on the little hut at the lake in front of Regis’ cemetery there’s a note from the Iococo owner (you know, the silver basilisk) saying everyone should reduce their prices for Gerald as he has shown to be a true friend of nature.
Also, anti-vampire garlic can already be found before the vampire attack; it’s in the wine wars quest in the cellar with the archespore seedlings. It makes sense seeing as you can also find a note there talking about a hatchery near Tesham Mutna.
Seriously besides cyberpunk gimme one game that has more interesting & entertaining details than TW3! it's just incredible
MAYBE, just MAYBE, Red Dead 2. Im not critzing any of the games, they are equally AMAZING IMHO
@@danielprado5881 agree
@@danielprado5881 unfortunately....my laptop can't play red dead. Hopefully it can play cyberpunk. 2077
yeah i was coming to say RDR2..beat me to it. Alsas the actual story in RDR2 is on rails and is pretty much identical whether you're good or bad apart from a bit of video. So on that basis, TW3 wins hands down as you can change the outcomes, but for details RDR2 holds up very well.
devil jack I doubt it. Judging by the looks of the visuals and graphics, Cyberpunk looks better than RDR2. I would suggest getting a console if you don’t want to spend too much on a PC.
I love how this DLC highlights the silliness of Geralt's addiction to Gwent in such a serious game.
For the Big Game Hunter quest, I couldn't axii the peacocks, likely due to conflicts with the "Enhanced Edition Mod" which is my best guess. Ended up punching a peacock out of frustration. You still complete the quest (without the picture of course) but the guy gets really angry and Geralt has some funny dialogue about it as well.
Actually, the Enhanced Edition Mod, as nice as it is, has some real problems with how it handles any quests where NPC's have a life bar, namely they die in 1-2 hits. Saving Ves in Velen was one of the most stressful ordeals I had to face and was not fun. All of the knights in cages in Blood and Wine, however, died well before I could even get close. The most common solution from people on reddit is "get good", lol
hmm, could be the mod's fault, I've never had that issue
The night of the long knives goes further back than WW2. The original was when the king Owen Glendower of the ancient Britons welcomed the Mercian Saxons to a parley. During the night the Saxons murdered their hosts and this tale passed into infamy.
2054: “xLetalis: MORE DETAILS YOU MISSED IN THE WITCHER 3”
I truly believe hell will freeze over and the sun will do before my man runs outta details hidden in the Witcher 3
Also Est Est wine is a reference to an Italian wine called Est! Est!! Est!!! De Montefiascone, which is called this because, according to the legend, a German bishop sent an assistant to Rome ahead of his own trip, to find and mark the inns with the best wines for him. He was instructed to write "Est"("here") over the door or sign if it had good wine. The scout stayed in Montefiascone and loved the wine so much he wrote Est! Est!! Est!!! On the door.
Père means father and Lachaise is a surname but also means the chair. Mère is mother, and Lachaise longue is those long chairs where you half sit half lie down
You say that
Next week:video title(10 thing you miss in Toussaint's water)
Hah, that's not a bad idea :D
براح.
Thanks for you videos they've incredibly useful to me on my first playthrough. Xx
This was probably noticed by a lot of people but i'll say it; if you save syanna(she wears a ribbon when detlaff tries to kill her), and when you find about the fifth victim being duchess and talk about it with syanna choosing the right options she'll say something like "you really want that happy ending", not so subtle hint i think that you'll get the good ending
wanted to convey my gratitude bro to you and to everyone who contributed. This series is amazing.
Thank you :) And to everyone else
I'm from iran and i love this game 10x more now, thanks cdpr and xLetalis.
I’ve been watching your vids ever since I got the Witcher 3 around a month ago and now that I see that you’re still posting so much about the Witcher I immediately subscribed.
Thank you ;]
Omg I've seen that movie.
It's called " The twelve tasks of asterix" it's a classic. It's based on a comic and it's absolutely brilliant if you enjoy satires puns and funny references with regards to the history and culture of Rome and it's provinces.
Yea I saw it too and that quest reminded me of it
It's not actually based on an Asterix comic though, as far as I know. And yes, I've read them all, multiple times
I have a question about the Big Game Hunter quest: how did Count Beledal manage to take a selfie with his device on his head? I noticed it later, when Geralt is at the Count’s art show. Just wondering…
Mère lachaiselong- it’s means mother the long chair in French :). Reference to the biggest cemetery in Paris - Père Lachaise. (Father Lachaise).
It is a famous cemetery (pronounced: Pair Lah shayz) since some past celebrities (authors, artists, etc.) are buried there and you can find some amazing tombstones including a recumbent bronze statue of Victor Noir which has to be protected from women sexual desire...
The passage of the terrible administration is indeed a reference of Astérix: The 12 tasks of Astérix. It refers to the 12 tasks of Héraklès. Note that story was created directly for animation. Therefore, no comics is available except for a photo-story edition using pictures from the movie and texts on a different page.
Jim Morrison is buried in Père-Lachaise, and we can find his name (modified) on a grave in the game.
I missed a few things here. Regis leaving the skeleton is something I've never noticed before and I never saw that Batman reference! Ah, who needs Batman anyway. Geralt is the hero that this city needs. Looking forward to Velen's brown colour palette ;)
I much prefer the grim vibe of Velen over the shinny sunny land of toussaint. Idk I like both but I like the eerie dark and damp swampy setting and tone over the shinny knights.. imo
xLetalis: "Seriously!"
Ron Burgundy: "I don't believe you"
Just played the Castle vampire attack last night and did save a Knight. Played on PS4 Pro.
I love how you put soundtracks from other Witcher games into your videos
Oh that's some interesting info :) Thanks for sharing it
I will never stop watching this channel. Although this series may end, I will love to see more videos in the future. The song, book,art and other references were very interesting! :)
Thank you :) It means alot
@@xLetalis no problem, you are my favourite youtuber :]
That ending was so bitter sweet and excellently done. Great job! ;)
(as always)
:( Thank you
Possibly little-known detail in Velen: If you manage to miss Return to Crookbag Bog, then you get a unique cutscene with Ciri when going to kill the Crones. Ciri asks about the Baron and Geralt replies that he went to the swamp to look for Anna, but doesnt know if he ever made it - to which Ciri says 'true shame'. You can go to the orphanage at any time and nobody's there, everything is locked, but the fiend and the other monsters will appear and you've got to fight them.
“Things you may have missed in the witcher 2” next maybe?
I'll think about it ;]
Definately,even the Witcher 1 could do.I am currently playing it and I think it has potential for your series especially chapter II where you are in Vizima.
@@TheBlackJoseph you could watch the 4 hour long video about witcher 1 some guy made, which is part ONE of three (i guess part 2 and 3 are about witcher 2 and 3). IIRC it was done by Joseph Anderson, "Witcher critique" or something like that
@@TheBlackJoseph there, found it. He basically analyzes all the possible outcomes and choices th-cam.com/video/NtrAx-rVgco/w-d-xo.html
@@mortache Thanks,I'll check it out.
FYI, "Père Lachaise" means "Father Lachaise" and "Mère Lachaise" is obviously "Mother Lachaise" which is absolutly hilarious for me as I'm french and it's one of our most famous cemetery. So his the bank thing!
I recognized the Asterix + Obelix scene right away! :D
And missed the table detail! Certainly a hint on the fairytale The Wishing-Table ("Tischlein deck dich" in German) by Brothers Grimm. I'm starting my 2nd playthrough and your videos will certainly help me discover some things now! :D thanks!
xLetalis I just finished my first play-through of Witcher 3 and BaW today - your videos made me re-experience the entire time I spent playing, thanks man I thoroughly enjoyed seeing how all of my decisions could have been improved by jumping off a high wall immediately after! (seriously though, thanks for the content!)
hehe, my pleasure ;]
The table at the end is a reference to the fairy tail "The Wishing-Table, The Gold-Ass and the Cudgel in the Sack" by the Brother Grimm :)
not sure if anyone said it already but shiraz is just a type of wine that exists. of course the name of these grapes may have come from the city, but the witcher reference is unlikely about the place, more about the shiraz wine itself.
fair enough
Last, huh? Good one :D
The Beauclair Palace origin story is interesting. I've never even noticed it may have been based on the Fisherman's Bastion despite going there with my class multiple times in school... But it makes sense. The central tower looks almost exactly like the bell tower of Matthias Church, which is in front of the Fisherman's Bastion.
Btw I think I can say now that I've seen Geralt die from fall damage more times in your videos than in my 650 hours of gameplay, despite the fact that I love parkouring on the roofs of Novigrad 😂
Oh it's you again ;] Nice, now I wish to go
Nekem sem tűnt fel a hasonlóság pedig én is voltam párszor már. Szerintem nekem maximum 2-3x halhatott meg fall damage miatt Geralt, mindig lassan, ráérősen, néha sétálva megyek vele. Valószínűleg azért van 900 valamennyi órám a játékban. De jó egyébként magyarokat találni Witcher 3 videó alatt, sőt, jó hogy volt egy Magyarországhoz köthető részlet is a videóban.
"barnabas basil fawlty" like John Cleese from Fawlty Towers :)
I've never seen so much of love and passion gone into making a game and I am sure there are many more details hidden here and there. I'm speechless😲. Thank ye master....
my pleasure ;]
I do not believe that the wine was named after the city Shiraz in Iran. Syrah is one of the most famous grape varieties. The Syrah grape is commonly also written as Shiraz, hence the name in the bottle. You can see with other wine bottles that the grape is mentioned (e.g. Chardonnay), thus indicating what the flavor will be. Now, there was a rumor that that the Syrah grape was coming from the Shiraz region (and thus got the name) and was taken during the crusades back to France, but genetic testing showed is was a cross-breed of 2 other grape varieties (Durezaq and Mondeuse Blanche).
I'm pretty sure CDPR has been secretly adding little details to Blood & Wine just to keep xLetalis entertained >_>
I'm glad that the Asterix and Obelix reference was finally included. It's my favorite pop culture reference in the game since absolutely loved the cartoon as a kid :D
One thing to note, I believe it's likely a coincidence regarding Shiraz, and more likely to be a reference to Shiraz as a particular common wine grape.
I'm really late on seeing this but "shiraz" is a type of wine grape also called "syrah" on some wines. Definitely not a reference to a city, or highly unlikely. Its a very common and popular wine grape that comes in most brands
11:40 "Shiraz" is an alternative name for the Syrah grape.
Part of me “seriously” wishes that this is not the last video about Witcher 3... I simply enjoy your content to much!
Even though Toussaint is my favourite region (I may have the tipsy land syndrome) I can't wait for the other regions
Best channel with The Witcher 3 videos in the whole TH-cam
Thanks ;]
I am a simple man. I see xLetalis video, I click.
I don't know if you have already mentioned this in a video but you can find the scholar (the gwent player) from White Orchard hanging at the big tree from Geralt's first arrival in Velen. You can pick up the first page of his book around the tree.
Yes, I should mention it!
Has anyone ever noticed the name
of the special “Ducal table” wine referenced during the main B&W questline is a clue about Syanna’s involvement in the plot? “Sangreal” is old french for “Royal blood.” 🤯
Sang = blood 🇨🇵
Real = royal 🇪🇸
The Vesemir at the end of the video almost made me cry.
:( Yeah I had to put him there...
Just realized that the"Night of the Long Fangs" mission might be a reference to the Night of the long knives, a series of assassinations and murders carried out by then Chancellor Hitler in July 1 and 2 1934 to get rid of political opponents.
Pretty chilling that the massacre in the game had a real world counterpart, but again the monsters here are humans.
I mention that in the video, though not in detail
@@xLetalis i was in a hurry to mention it, didn't yet see the whole Video XD. Been on a European History marathon recently.
There are few true non-human monsters in the game. A ghul isn't really evil, is it?
I love your videos about the witcher. I'm from Brazil and it is impossible to miss your videos. They are amazing
Thank you :) Greetings to Brazil
4 years later and he’s still discovering new details
You truly are a legend. And I always like your videos.
Yet another awesome video!!
TH-cam recommends I respond to this comment with "You're the best!" :) Not a bad idea.
@@xLetalis I has no clue that it did that! I feel flattered, TH-cam XD
Thank you ❤ :)
@@gamingsolvesmyissues8192 It's a recent thing :)
And I thought the episode after 6 that was the last in this series , but nice to see you brought more secrets or things that we players probably forgot in this masterpiece that is The Witcher 3 .
From all the things I learned here, I found something else entirely quite interesting: I've never, ever seen the brigands at 10:58. For me, the Graverobbers down there at that spot always completely different, and bandits tend to look rather similar to each other, there's only so many faces to be picked for them. But those? Never seen those before.
hmm I don't know...
you can also find the "goblet of fire" from harry potter at the auction house in the hearts of stone quest
Back in the day I thought that was too obvious, but perhaps I should mention it eventually ;)
"Let me remind you there are at least twenty more episodes...in this playlist".
Hey dude, I just wanted to let you know, that you are doing great work with these videos! They are very entertaining and interesting. Thank you for your great videos!
hey thank you
Lol we'll see you in a few days with another detail video.
The first small detail is actually mind-blowing imo
Good job xLetalis !
Glad you're still making Witcher videos dude :)
There is an Item-Easteregg in Skellige after completing the "List of the King Quest". Crach rewards you with a crossbow called "Death from Above". At least if you translate the German name into Englisch. The Crossbow is intirely painted red. This might be a reference to the Great War german fighterpilot: "Manfred von Richthofen" aka "The Red Baron". He and his Fightersquad draw the line "Death from Above" on theit planes.
There is a Smegol and 'my precious recipe' LOTR reference in the food recipe quest. Also the soundtrack playing in most of the Elven ruins is really close to the Jackson directed LOTRs.
I found smigole in blood and wine he s on a guarded treasure when going to the wight
Yeah I showed that while talking about something else accidentally ;] In 1 of the previous vids
Who’s smigole?
@@etherealpetrichor9572 I guess he meant Smeagol aka Gollum
Zyad Hakmi It’s spelled Smigole Serkis in the game, as a nod/tribute.
Doesn't he have a recipe for some kind of weird soup, or am I thinking of another easter-egg elsewhere in the game..?
Hello xLetalis! I have just watched your videos of details missed in Toussaint, and I thank you for making so many videos dedicated to the witcher series!
I don't know if someone mentioned it in other videos (or maybe it is quite obvious?), but I didn't see in the Toussanit series, so well it might worth be mentioning.
When Geralt went to the first Inn (Cockatrice?) in Toussaint after the lenthy beginning, the Innkeeper told Geralt their crayfish chowder is out of stock because of the incident. Actually just on the table, there's a recipe of crayfish chowder. There also one more recipe somewhere behind the bar, but I forgot what is the exact recipe. There's some videos testing the crayfish chowder recipe and it looks quite decent actually.
Yes and no: Though the Night of the long Fangs is a word play of The night of the long Knives, but it’s not nessesarily related to the Nazi coup in which many SA officers had been murdered. There have been several events in world history, known as Night of the long knives. The Term generally means getting rid of (mostly political) opponents
No idea if you've already mentioned it but I just seen something I've not spotted before. When you fight the toussaint bloke who gets mad that you jumped the queue in the Paperchase bank quest. When you defeat him, he gives you the finger!
Hmm I may have shown it in the video where I get thrown out of the bank but i'm not entirely sure
@@xLetalis No worries, thought I'd mention it just in case - albeit even if you're not doing anymore of these videos :)
"Last Details..."
*Insert Anchorman "I don't believe you." meme here*
Hi, I am not sure if you have mentioned this in any of your videos about Blood and Wine but I just stumbled upon a "hidden" quest: "Amidst the Mill's grist". It's only avaiable after la cage au fou, when you immediately go to De la Croix's Mill. Aww! I can't believe I missed it 🙈
Hey, I did mention it in the earlier episodes if i'm not mistaken
Triss looking mighty fine in that thumbnail, just sayin
Yennifer too.
I prever her base clothes over anything else. I Don't like her tatoos.
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Great video as always, Xletalis! Would be awesome if you made som videos about different types of builds, like combat/alchemy or signs/alchemy. Or gear builds perhaps
12:57 thats reminds me of the fable "the wishing table"
If you go to where you meet master mirror before midnight while the quest to wait for him is active then you can hear a group of children singing a song that's most likely about him. Idk if it's time specific but I went there at around 6pm in game and they were done singing by 6:55pm
Indeed, I thought that's too obvious since 90% of the time I go there by day ;]
Tomb Raider reference just outside Moreau's lab
You are the one that really understands what witcher 3 really means to players it's really different than any other game .I really touched my heart. One question do you know the real age of geralt and yennefer because some one says geralt is in his 90s and yen is 105.
Thank you for the comment
This is like me saying "5 more minutes" when someone wakes me up haha
hehe
I've just finished another playthrough while also binge watching your videos so I didn't miss anything! I always hate finishing this game because the emptiness I feel afterward, it's too real! :'(
I wonder if u get arondight and start a new game plus will u keep it or will u still have the walk on water annimation?
Hmm I doubt the walk on water thing will carry on, it's not a different animation
All of the quests are available again in new game plus regardless of weapons, armor, potions, or decoctions. If you get Aerondight in a first playthrough (around level 38?), you can use the silver sword throughout new game plus, start the "There Can Only Be One" quest again, walk on water, and face off against the hermit (around level 88?).
so good i thougth the fact in the cimmetery was only in french but they really done that