I'm playing this again as I refuse to buy Ghost Recon! Last time played was 4 years ago and never played the dlc! The best sword in the lake, it seems as though I do not have any quests left! Any ideas?
Akmal Rusydi you can play it tho. It only takes more time. I did it while actively attending school and doing other activities. Took me about 2 months to finish but every minute spent playing was really worth it. I think you can even manage it with less time if you’re only sticking to main and side quests plus occasional contracts. It took me that long only because I did all main quests, side quests, contracts, treasure hunts (minus bear and griffin gears up to master level, I found grandmaster gears for all schools cuz I fell in love with Touissant lol) and almost all question marks. Just throwing words out to busy people that you can do it too, you just have to practise time management.
In Toussaint you need to find the bandit hause base marker named Mont Crane Castle (In that place you can also find the grandmaster griffin gear) it is important not to kill the bandit leader and instead when you finish all the bandits go to the portal where you get the grandmaster gear and return again, this way all the ordinary bandits will respawn over and over again and you can kill them for as long as you want, and you can make around 4-5 k gold , 15-20 onions, and lots of exp every wave of bandits
IPS... I'm going to use that to defend myself next time someone says I talk too quickly in my videos 😂. Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoy the content.
I never bothered crafting things form scratch, but It seems you put a lot of efforts in research for this video so i guess I'll try applying some of your tips :) . Really great content :D
This game is a masterpiece. It’s the perfect RPG. The lore is so realistic and the progression is slow but that makes it realistic. It’s very hard at first trying to figure it with the mechanics, your low weight load, your weapons and all the alchemy and crafting. It’s literally living a full life in another world. The story is yours to create. You wanna follow the main story? Do it. Wanna have multiple lovers and flirt? You can do it. You wanna be a monster fighting expert? Do it. You wanna gamble and play a complex card game? Do it. Every single one of those options is on their own, a complete story. Yet they also all intertwine. This game is a masterpiece of an open world single player rpg. The leveling system is meh, some might like it, some might prefer the dark souls style, but the character slots in your menu, as well as your inventory section, create your own skill based tree as well. It’s an in depth game is every aspect, which some might enjoy and some might find a bit drawn out, but hey, it’s enjoyable through and through and the choice is yours.
Nah man, it's very linear. All playthroughs play pretty much the same. The only options you really have is doing something or not. For me, it's a one and done, not even NG+. It's an amazing game tho, kinda ruined by how terrible the combat is, but it is what it is.
@@Ecliptor. Well, your choices do impact the world. Like in the Baron questline, he can either survive or kill himself depending on what you choose to do at the Whispering Hillock. You can either convince Keira to go to Kaer Morhen where she can join you in the battle against the Wild Hunt, you can let her go, in which case she gets impaled by the witch hunters in Novigrad, or you can just outright kill her yourself. There are more but in all of these instances the choices you make have visible changes in the world at some point, you can see the consequences of your actions first hand
I went from struggling to make my 1st Grandmaster set in my first play through to having all the Grandmaster sets, around 100k crowns (lots of Florens and Orens) and so many rare materials I'm ready for New Game+ crafting and making another small fortune. Your guides are top notch my friend. Especially the differences between Master blacksmith dismantling and regular. About to finish leveling then on to the NG+ portion of the walk through. Always a pleasure😁😁
Genuinely amazing guide, just doing Death March for the achievement and wanted a quicker reminder of crafting, dismantle and selling systems and best ways to do them. Helpful as hell video
i used a lot of info from your video when i did my ursine armor and such big help great in depth info on many things are very helpful most helpful videos on Witcher 3 on YT so far
I made a 130k by doing the "knight for hire" quest. You end up fighting somewhere around 200 or more bandits by doing this and almost all will drop weapons. Pick up all of them. The basic common weapons will sell anywhere from 500 to 1000 each. Make sure to increase weight capacity you'll be holding like 50 swords at some point and will need to sell them all.
I'm so happy that getting into this hame I found this channel. Made my first playthrough more enjoyable and now my collecting and really learning the game that much easier. Favorite Witcher channel!
Just started a few days ago, I'm keeping all my alchemy ingredients and crafting...idk what to use them for yet but I'm sure they'll come in handy later.
I did a video on Making Money Early that covered some items that can be sold or some eays to make money If you're unsure on a first playthrough it's a good idea to keep stuff until you've made all the alchemy creations though.
Guessing you figured it out by now... at first I avoided it for a long time until I learned that you just need to craft things one single time and then you get them refilled with 1-4 'charges' for each bomb, potion, decoction, and oils are unlimited... that made it so much more fun because I hate systems where you have to gather hundreds of the same nonsense to make 28 potions that will be used up in a week.
dont loot skellige until you finished Hearts of Stone. When you loot Skellige you will get upgraded swords that are leveled. Go sell swords especially to grandmaster unless they have dark steel ingot unless its cheaper then dismatling the armor
hey , best merchant I foond was in novigrad , bought every thing higher than those in tossaint , just to say it's the lady of the in keep in the upper part of novigrad.
Love your channel bro. Hope that you keep uploading witcher videos and keep uploading frequently! Thank you for all of your guides. Extremely helpful for even a person whose played the game over 90 hours!
Some of the hinzis (sp). There’s one king bandit camp in Tousaint where you get a lot of swords- just bomb freeze most of them and it’s quite easy even on deathmarch level. If you don’t kill the leader of the bandit camp and shift via sign to another location it will respawn - I made like 5-7k a run. It’s a bit boring but it’s effective. Thanks for these tips in your vids. I know they are a year old but still useful:).
Did not know that about dismantling with master blacksmiths and armorers! I didn’t know they’d produce more resources, good to know. I’m on a new game plus and it kills me to dismantle my enchanted grandmaster gear from my prior play thru.
@@DPhoenix237 Just before finish the main story, lvl 34 about to be 35, after I made my Mastercrafted Wolven and Griffin sets and put Glyphs and Runes in all sockets im filling for bankruptcy :D
Do shops eventually reset their shop inventory? I've sold lots of items to the Novigrad armorer and his inventory still has all of the items I've previously sold. Loading his inventory takes some time and is annoying.
I gotta say man witcher 3 is my most replayed game atleast 5 times 3 of them being full game playthroughs 1 100% everything playthrough and I didnt know that vendor shop prices change
You've probably got a lot of stuff in the other sections of your inventory without realising it. Check horse gear in particular as saddles are really heavy. Also, things like pelts and junk can quickly add up to a large amount, so check through those too. You can either stash this stuff, or sell it to whoever you want to. The innkeepers in Toussaint give the best prices, then the guy in the Kaer Trolde inn, then the ones in Novigrad and the surrounding settlements, as a rule. It's pretty easy to keep your inventory weight below 60, so strong back shouldn't ever be needed. Same for swords and armour. They're heavy and unnecessary; either stash them to sell or dismantle them later, or sell/dismantle them right away.
In new game + the best way to make money is by killing bandits, henchmen and such and taking their swords, which are novigrad swords, velen swords, maces, heavy maces... (unless they are rusty). because its ng+ the sword damage is high making the swords worth about 1000 a piece and they sell for about 350 a piece. I usually have 10 of these swords in my inventory and when I need to craft something i craft it, then sell the swords, and still come out in profit
I think they should have had a haggling mechanic, where you and the vendor each say the price they want. Then a Gwent game decides who's price it'll be.
so glad i found this video. thank you so much man, dammit your brilliant! do you know how many people claimed they had done this video, and didn't even come close!!
I never really understood how people like the professor's spectacles. Personally I think they look a bit goofy and out of place, I usually run with the wolf mask I think Geralt looks badass plus it fits "The White Wolf".
You didn't add alchemy expanses im up almost done with the first playthrough in tussaiant right now and i feel like expenses were like: runeright(sucks that you need to craft levity and severance each time)>alchemy (buying all the formule and other cost me about 30k)>corvo bianco> grandmaster set(if you go for 1 set only cost about 10-12k)
@@DPhoenix237 the crafting of potions and everything costed me about 30k i had everything by the time i was lvl 20 also things are formule are more expensive now about 10x more expensive then 5 years ago
This is pretty useful but I suggest just doing monsters nest glitch I pick up great runes and it sells for about 750 it takes about a min to sleep and I can grab about 50 an hour and make little bit over 35k but to each there own before I got to blood and vine I'm already sitting on 690k I do store everything that's relic just for fun!
Please please please, what is the red open coat you're using, I really want to sport it, and haven't come across it on my own yet? Saw it on a video somewhere, but then I watch quite a lot of tips ones...and I forgot to write it down! (Usually just thinking i will remember everything without writing it down... beginning to think otherwise!) (Screenshots don't help, got too many of those, so they don't help!)🎋
It's the Ornate Robe from Hearts of Stone; you collect it from Iris' room in the Von Everec mansion during that quest. It doesn't have good resistances, but it looks cool!
@@DPhoenix237 , thanks so much for the details! I did sport the Ofieri full armor for a while in Toussaint, and a great one in Skellige, heavy armor I'm recrafting every few levels (selling it, then, it improves next time I craft it). I like Geralt to...feel at home in his surroundings, if you got good enough swords and nice build, you can allow yourself some liberty with at least the chest piece 🎋
Making crowns in this game is so easy. Just go to a hanse base, don't kill the final boss/enemy, kill all the bandits, then when you're ready light the signal fire, kill the rest of the bandits and get their swords, then sell it all. After you sell it all you can fast travel back and all the bandits respawn, then repeat the process. You can make like 5k per fast travel because the beauclair swords cost at least 230...
Just picked this game up and just got to toussiant and im looking to craft the wolven grandmaster set but im just wonderin how to hell do you have so much dimetrium ore
I pretty much loot everything and also dismantle any swords that give Dimeritium ore throughout the game instead of selling them. You also find quite a lot throughout Toussaint when looting.
I found an exploit to sell a Harpy silver sword (equipped with 3 Greater Triglav stones) for some1200 coin and buying it back for just over 800. Works with mastercraft blacksmiths and the grandmaster armourer in Beauclair. You can drain him of all his 10,000-15,000 coin that he recovers to every few days, farming coin in just about 10 minutes. It is tedious AF, but well worth it. Without this, I would never have been able to finance an entire set of all witcher gear variations up to grandmaster level.
I used to go and find armors and swords and I kept selling them... and when It came to mastercrafted feline gear I had to spend 8k just to buy the materials and didnt even had money to do the armor... now I see you can get these materials on each sword I kept selling... Thanks I now know.
Hey Phoenix, what would you say would be like the most efficient way of making money in this game? Cause I'm stuck on the grandmaster Griffin armor and corvio banco cause I also want to make the conductors of magic build that you made in one of your videos. Please help? :)
@@DPhoenix237 thanks mate, haven't seen it yet. Really find your videos helpful. Copied two of your builds including piercing cold that you use in your deathmarch playthrough. Tons of fun it is
Do I need any black or reg pearls or diamond ect to upgrade or craft any armor or swords? Cuz I have a bunch(too much) of necklace and rings whit but I dont want to dismantle n sell it and then be F*****
@@mwfcod0932 I tend to dismantle the gold and silver items anyway because I always have plenty of money. You need gold and silver to make green gold if you don't have enough of that to make the grandmaster sets. Pearls and Black Pearls can be dismantled into dust which is used to create runes and glyphs so that's more of a judgement call as to whether you think you'll need to craft some of them later. Up to you really.
@@DPhoenix237 oh thanks I didn't know or paid attention about the Pearl's dust to make those.i keep buying the damn thing that looks like a spoon whit coffee to make them lol and they are pretty expensive tho
I supouse the esentian is only craft the necesary armor/weapon (during the 1st playtrhough) but where or how do i get the diagrams for the crafts materials (like dimeritiam plate/ingots/ore)?
You don't need diagrams for crafting ingredients like Dimeritium Ore; you are already able to craft those. Just make sure that the Blacksmith or Armourer that you're using is high enough level to craft them. Amateurs cannot craft them, only Journeymen or above. Some of the Blood and Wine components like Orichalcum and Green Good can only be crafted by Masters, and the Enriched Dimeritium and Infused Slyzard hides can only be crafted by the Grandmaster Lafargue.
A great detailed educational video getting me prepared for DLCs. What level would you reccomend starting them? I done the david an goliath with the crossbow at beggining and found out i was out my depth at level 23 😂
Great video, helped me tonnes! Just need to know 1 thing, how come the shops in your game have way more available money than my game? Is it based on Geralt's level? I've also seen some people saying buying and selling from them helps to increase over time. I just want some definitive answer on this please! The master blacksmith Trentin in Toussaint only has 1955 max coin for me.
Glad the video was useful! It's not an exact science in my experience, in terms of the money that merchants have over time. Meditating or passing time by fast travelling and doing quests helps. A lot of the time they have money in my game because I craft things or dismantle things with those blacksmiths. Also, buying things from them, although I rarely buy things directly. Sometimes do though
@@DPhoenix237 Thanks for quick reply, just made it to Toussaint at level 21 and was a little disappointed they only had 2k gold on them. Grandmaster has 10k but I don't want to lag his shop with too much stuff like I did with Hattori. Glad the master armorer and blacksmith at least reset their inventories. Maybe only sell to the Grandmaster things that stack to 100?
@@fleg3966 Tbh I just try to make sure that if I dismantle or craft ingredients that aren't GM level, I do it with one of the master smiths so that they get as much money as possible. GM Lafargue gets tons just from crafting GM-only stuff I my experience. The Smith and Armourer in tourney grounds have about 10k each and buy things for max prices too, weirdly, IIRC. They're great to sell too.
Tfw you got money without any kind of glitch. Unlock hattori and sell him everything, and download squeaky clean merchants, it resets their inventory to their original
Hi Dev, that's a good idea for a video, I'm just struggling for time at the moment. You need a diagram for the glyphs or runes that you want to craft, yes. You can buy the diagrams from most armourers, blacksmiths or some herbalists. For each lesser rune or glyph you need two of the crafting ingredient 'lesser glyph (or rune) of infusion' and some other ingredients. If you need feathers, use Igni or Aard on the geese at Corvo Bianco or Upper Mill, or buy them from some merchants. You craft the lesser stones first , then 2 lesser stones make a regular stone, and finally 2 regular stones make a Greater stone. In total each Greater Rune or Glyph needs 8 Glyphs of infusion, which make 4 Lesser stones, which make 2 regular stones, which finally make 1 Greater stone.
@@DPhoenix237 Thank you for replying and explaining. This will require a lot of money since the diagrams are pretty expensive along with the crafting ingredients.
If you just keep attacking the Hanse bases in Toussaint, without killing the leader, then you amass so many looted swords (each worth > $200) that money will never ever be a problem again. The only problem is that you repeatedly bankrupt just about every blacksmith, armorer and merchant in the continent, so you have to do a bit of travelling to find one that still has coin. The best prices come from 4 locations in Beauclair (the 3 blacksmiths/armorers + the merchant next to the grandmaster armorer), the 2 locations in the tourney grounds, and the armorer you liberate to the southeast of Flovive. When they all run out of cash, next best I can find is Novigrad (armorer on Hierarch Square, and Hattori). I have >$300k and nothing to spend it on.
@@DPhoenix237 Yeah, I watched that video, commented on it and you replied to me there (4 months ago). My point here is that if you go down the hanse farming route, then you'll have money falling out of your ears, so you probably don't need to worry about carefully selling items to maximize your money in the late game. At least I can't seem to find a useful way to spend all my money.
@@weetabixharry Yeah, if you do things optimally you have more money than you ever spend! This stuff is useful if you need a kick-start though, and also for people who have killed all the hanse leaders.
I didn't realise that the GM armourers gave better prices, must have wasted so much gold! Also I've been selling my gold/silver jewellery - man, if only I'd found this video faster!
What do I lose if I start NG+? Like, you lose the trophies, does Corvo Bianco reset as well? Could you explain it pls even just the top of it would be enough if it's a lot of things.
Ive done ALL the ? Marks in Velen and Novigrad (excluding the Heart of Stone ones) i dismantled a lot of relics and sold a lot of them feeling like i made a mistake since im lvl 35 with just over 20K crowns even though i sold all my stuff (I have not accessed the blood and wine DLC yet) but a lot of Skellige ? Marks are available my question is how early can i get to the merchants in Tiussant when i do get into the dlc?
The merchants in Toussaint are available almost immediately after starting B&W. There's an initial fight with bandits, then one more fight when you get to Toussaint, and then after that if you want to you can ignore the main quest and go exploring.
Hi Phoenix, just finished playing Witcher 3 and I just decide not kissing triss in labirin and now she leaving geralt and I have some questions 1. When geralt do final Battle in kaer mohren is triss will be join the Battle ? 2. When I finish all the story and blood and wine, is yennefer will be stay in toussaint (geralt new home) or only ciri ? Right now I was on level 72 NG+ still not really understand all the story of Witcher 3 because English is not my first language. Kind struggling to understand the conversation. Anyway will be glad if u reply this message :)
****SPOILERS**** For people that haven't played yet. 1. Triss will always be at Kaer Morhen no matter what choice you make about kissing her. 2. Yennefer will be at Corvo Bianco after Blood and Wine if you tell her that you love her at the end of the quest 'The Last Wish' (the one where you fight the Djinn). This only happens if you do The Last Wish and DO NOT tell Triss that you love her. If you don't tell either of them that you love them (or you tell both of them that you love them) you end up with neither of them. If that is the case then Ciri visits you if you got the Witcher or Empress endings. If you got the bad ending or just played through the expansion by itself then it's Dandelion who comes to visit. Is there no language patch for the language that you speak? That sucks...I know there are quite a few language downloads but I don't know every language that's available unfortunately.
You can't really, there is only Hugo in Toussaint and he only has 500-600 crowns at a time. Check out my video on farming Hanse bases if you need more money.
After you finish the main story questline you can choose to start New Game Plus and start the game again, with everything scaled up appropriately but you keep all your alchemy creations, gear, abilities and money.
I feel good about my earlygame money making rading some bandits looting every boxes i saw with strong back, even got visited by the taxman at level 9 but when i met the runewright and decided to max him early i felt i was robbed, and maxing him early is not good and not worth without your master crafted gears and and weapons and limited skill points runes are not even worth getting for my so-so build so his trash anyways, now i am on late game and struggle for crowns coz i realized that most of the area where i can get easy money was already looted
I really enjoy your channel, and trust me ive been binge watching tonnes of other TH-camrs for the Witcher info and you are great with your advice and Witcher builds. I'm still at my first playthrough about a quarter way through blood and wine at level 45.. I still haven't been able to find diagrams for empty lesser runstone and and lesser glyphs of infusion. There are some videos of where to find the diagrams early in the game but for they are not there and I still can't find them at this stage in the game.
You have to buy those ones, I think. Either that or they're in your Crafting Components by default. I can't remember exactly; I think that you have to buy them from a blacksmith/Armourer.
Yeah, you only need to permanent miss one virtue and you flat out can't get it. Wisdom is quite tricky...I think there are only 3 opportunities in the whole DHC. Sparing all 3 brothers in Father Knows Worst, solving the riddle of the Greenhouse on the first guess, and winning the Gwent tournament.
It must be one of the armours that scale to your level, up to a point. Some armours depend on what level you are when you pick them up, but have a maximum level that they can be, usually. Armour rating doesn't count for much at all on Death March anyway.
@@madmarty2892 Use the build at the end of my Preparing for New Game Plus video. There is an accompanying New Game Plus walkthrough that you can watch before starting. That's the best build in the game; makes Death March insanely easy.
I tend to dismantle them all and use the components to make Green Gold and use that for Orihalcum for the Grandmaster sets. I always have enough money from other things really. I'd definitely say don't sell anything that dismantles into Green Gold, even if you want to sell some jewellery.
@@DPhoenix237 Thanks man, just wanna say your vids help out a lot! Been having a lot of trouble computing which jewelry would net me a profit vs dismantling it and selling the precious stones, as compared to just selling the whole jewelry right off the bat. Good to know i should look out for the ones with green gold. Thanks for the help!
@@grenenjaex5342 The same, those are the people who give highest prices, other than Hugo in Toussaint. Google the 'Father Knows Worst' quest to read up about Hugo. He doesn't ever have much money though, so often isn't worth the hassle.
That tip about the swords, you should have put in your early game video. It would have been very helpful to know to save The Relic swords for the Toussaint vendors. Great tips though 👍
Yeah I considered it, but it's potentially overwhelming for a new player who isn't even used to the game yet to be told 'Oh by the way keep every single sword you have until 150 hours from now'. Plus it slows your stash down immensely if you store lots of stuff in there (on console at least) which is supremely irritating. I can deal with it because I rarely need to use the stash, but it's annoying if you use it often. I also had one eye on the fact that if you have Blood and Wine, Hanse base farming makes a lot of this stuff less important, unless you've killed all 3 base leaders already.
I've made it to novigrad. I've sold pretty much everything that had weight, so swords armor pelts etc... Am I screwed? Is it too late? (I'm only level 15)
Nah you should be fine man. Level 15 is early still, plenty of levels to go. Just try to follow the guidelines on this video and the Making Money Early Video and you'll be fine. Try to dismantle some stuff for Dimeritium components if possible. Also, check out the video about crafting Grandmaster armour cheaply because that helps too.
Maybe. Depends on a few things. They removed the Upload Studio app on Xbox One AFAIK and that was what I used to make videos on. Then Twitch started losing connection frequently and wasn't as reliable for decent length videos to upload afterwards either. We'll see.
I just go in the watchtower in kaer mohren and pick up the pang of conscience i think it was , save the game, jump off the tower, load the game and pick up the sword again, boom infinite swords, and they sell for like 1k each
True, that's a reasonable glitch to use mid-game, but this makes much more money much more quickly when you reach Blood and Wine. You also shouldn't really ever need that much money earlier in the game; you only need thousands and thousands of crowns for the Grandmaster sets and the Runewright
If there was any sort of graph in the game crafting would be a ton easier. This is one of the best games of all times. But the crafting system is the worst. Things not "showing up" just because you don't have the mats is infuriating beyond belief.
Feels great to see people still playing this game
It's such an amazing game, I love it.
I will always play this game every year or so ( im playing again at the moment) its a masterpiece.
@@Senseitional_comics It absolutely is a masterpiece.
I'm playing this again as I refuse to buy Ghost Recon! Last time played was 4 years ago and never played the dlc! The best sword in the lake, it seems as though I do not have any quests left! Any ideas?
@@XxxcloackndaggerxxX Ive clocked 120 hours in the past ten days, yeah Im still playin....
Just finished my 1st playthrough of the game and dlc. What a journey! 198hrs and finished at lvl 66. Just prepping for ng+ now :)
Btw did u do all the explorations?
Level 66?
How the fuck you have that much time
Akmal Rusydi you can play it tho. It only takes more time. I did it while actively attending school and doing other activities. Took me about 2 months to finish but every minute spent playing was really worth it. I think you can even manage it with less time if you’re only sticking to main and side quests plus occasional contracts. It took me that long only because I did all main quests, side quests, contracts, treasure hunts (minus bear and griffin gears up to master level, I found grandmaster gears for all schools cuz I fell in love with Touissant lol) and almost all question marks. Just throwing words out to busy people that you can do it too, you just have to practise time management.
@@namelessbard2124 Toussaint is dlc, or is it in the basic version of the game as well?
@@devez7 it’s a dlc. The area’s not in the basic game.
May-19-2021 got to toussaint last night. Have had this game for 5 years now and still feels amazing seeing new comments and videos
In Toussaint you need to find the bandit hause base marker named Mont Crane Castle (In that place you can also find the grandmaster griffin gear) it is important not to kill the bandit leader and instead when you finish all the bandits go to the portal where you get the grandmaster gear and return again, this way all the ordinary bandits will respawn over and over again and you can kill them for as long as you want, and you can make around 4-5 k gold , 15-20 onions, and lots of exp every wave of bandits
We know. Fast travel to and back on repeat or just download a mod to reduce the grind
Never saw so much ips (information per second) in a video. Great content, really!
IPS... I'm going to use that to defend myself next time someone says I talk too quickly in my videos 😂. Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoy the content.
I watched it at 1.5x so 50% boost to IPS 😂
I never bothered crafting things form scratch, but It seems you put a lot of efforts in research for this video so i guess I'll try applying some of your tips :) . Really great content :D
Thanks very much, hope it helps!
you clearly put a lot of thought and research into these videos! appreciate it!
Thanks for the kind words, glad you're enjoying the content 👍
why didn’t i find this video before selling all my items oof
Ah well, live and learn! Hopefully it'll be useful for New Game Plus or a Death March playthrough.
Same
Tell me about it, I've wasted at least 20k selling stuff to wrong merchants and buying glyphs I can craft instead.
Still come to this video at the end of everyone playthrough! Great video as always.
Thank you, glad you found it useful.
This game is a masterpiece.
It’s the perfect RPG. The lore is so realistic and the progression is slow but that makes it realistic. It’s very hard at first trying to figure it with the mechanics, your low weight load, your weapons and all the alchemy and crafting.
It’s literally living a full life in another world. The story is yours to create. You wanna follow the main story? Do it.
Wanna have multiple lovers and flirt? You can do it.
You wanna be a monster fighting expert? Do it.
You wanna gamble and play a complex card game? Do it.
Every single one of those options is on their own, a complete story. Yet they also all intertwine. This game is a masterpiece of an open world single player rpg. The leveling system is meh, some might like it, some might prefer the dark souls style, but the character slots in your menu, as well as your inventory section, create your own skill based tree as well.
It’s an in depth game is every aspect, which some might enjoy and some might find a bit drawn out, but hey, it’s enjoyable through and through and the choice is yours.
Nah man, it's very linear. All playthroughs play pretty much the same. The only options you really have is doing something or not.
For me, it's a one and done, not even NG+. It's an amazing game tho, kinda ruined by how terrible the combat is, but it is what it is.
@@Ecliptor. Well, your choices do impact the world. Like in the Baron questline, he can either survive or kill himself depending on what you choose to do at the Whispering Hillock. You can either convince Keira to go to Kaer Morhen where she can join you in the battle against the Wild Hunt, you can let her go, in which case she gets impaled by the witch hunters in Novigrad, or you can just outright kill her yourself. There are more but in all of these instances the choices you make have visible changes in the world at some point, you can see the consequences of your actions first hand
@@gamesite007 Yeah, it's more of a visual impact that doesn't affect anything. That's what I meant. It doesn't really affect you per se.
@@Ecliptor. What does that mean? How is it supposed to affect you?
I've yet to come across a more addicting rpg progression system and menu along with its mechanics.
I went from struggling to make my 1st Grandmaster set in my first play through to having all the Grandmaster sets, around 100k crowns (lots of Florens and Orens) and so many rare materials I'm ready for New Game+ crafting and making another small fortune. Your guides are top notch my friend. Especially the differences between Master blacksmith dismantling and regular. About to finish leveling then on to the NG+ portion of the walk through. Always a pleasure😁😁
Genuinely amazing guide, just doing Death March for the achievement and wanted a quicker reminder of crafting, dismantle and selling systems and best ways to do them.
Helpful as hell video
Glad you found it useful, thank you 😊
@@DPhoenix237 Jesus that was quick, just messaged you on xbox too.
Your guides is the most useful tips I've found, thank you.
You're most welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
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Wow thank you for this really great breakdown of money/selling/crafting in witcher 3, and awesome tips!
You're most welcome! Thanks for the kind words.
i used a lot of info from your video when i did my ursine armor and such big help great in depth info on many things are very helpful most helpful videos on Witcher 3 on YT so far
I made a 130k by doing the "knight for hire" quest. You end up fighting somewhere around 200 or more bandits by doing this and almost all will drop weapons. Pick up all of them. The basic common weapons will sell anywhere from 500 to 1000 each. Make sure to increase weight capacity you'll be holding like 50 swords at some point and will need to sell them all.
There's absolutely no way they can be sold for 500-1000 each
They do atleast for me when I was level 100
@@Senator_Squires Can confirm they do sell for that much at master merchants
I'm so happy that getting into this hame I found this channel. Made my first playthrough more enjoyable and now my collecting and really learning the game that much easier. Favorite Witcher channel!
Cheers man, much appreciated 👍
Just started a few days ago, I'm keeping all my alchemy ingredients and crafting...idk what to use them for yet but I'm sure they'll come in handy later.
I did a video on Making Money Early that covered some items that can be sold or some eays to make money
If you're unsure on a first playthrough it's a good idea to keep stuff until you've made all the alchemy creations though.
Guessing you figured it out by now... at first I avoided it for a long time until I learned that you just need to craft things one single time and then you get them refilled with 1-4 'charges' for each bomb, potion, decoction, and oils are unlimited... that made it so much more fun because I hate systems where you have to gather hundreds of the same nonsense to make 28 potions that will be used up in a week.
dont loot skellige until you finished Hearts of Stone. When you loot Skellige you will get upgraded swords that are leveled.
Go sell swords especially to grandmaster unless they have dark steel ingot unless its cheaper then dismatling the armor
fuzzy mohawk omfg i looted so many caches why didn’t i see this earlier
d bb I looted them all rip
Thanks for the vid, getting the grandmaster wolven armor decimated my inventory, now I’m going for the ursine armor
hey , best merchant I foond was in novigrad , bought every thing higher than those in tossaint , just to say it's the lady of the in keep in the upper part of novigrad.
Andro Meda exactly where?
@@TheIntellectualGamer at the brothel , north of novigrad where the gwent championship where held.
Love your channel bro. Hope that you keep uploading witcher videos and keep uploading frequently! Thank you for all of your guides. Extremely helpful for even a person whose played the game over 90 hours!
Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated!
Some of the hinzis (sp). There’s one king bandit camp in Tousaint where you get a lot of swords- just bomb freeze most of them and it’s quite easy even on deathmarch level. If you don’t kill the leader of the bandit camp and shift via sign to another location it will respawn - I made like 5-7k a run. It’s a bit boring but it’s effective.
Thanks for these tips in your vids. I know they are a year old but still useful:).
Yeah, I did a separate video on farming hanse bases 👍
Or the blacksmith in one of the hanse base where its like a ruin or something hold around 6000 gold and highest pricce too
Did not know that about dismantling with master blacksmiths and armorers! I didn’t know they’d produce more resources, good to know. I’m on a new game plus and it kills me to dismantle my enchanted grandmaster gear from my prior play thru.
Thank you man i am using your death march built and i will use your tips about selling and earning. You helped me a lot thanks again.
You're welcome, thanks for watching the videos 👍
Excellent advices all the way through! For anyone who isn't lazy this is quite useful information. Thanks!
You're most welcome! I'm glad you found it useful.
@@DPhoenix237 Just before finish the main story, lvl 34 about to be 35, after I made my Mastercrafted Wolven and Griffin sets and put Glyphs and Runes in all sockets im filling for bankruptcy :D
Such a headache to craft from scratch, but it was an evidence for me from the start? 🎋
Time to grab a pad of paper and make a procedural list. Damn vampires and their romantic obsessions.
Do shops eventually reset their shop inventory? I've sold lots of items to the Novigrad armorer and his inventory still has all of the items I've previously sold. Loading his inventory takes some time and is annoying.
Some do, some don't.
If the armourer's inventory hasn't reset after meditating for 5 days then it is probably one that doesn't reset.
@@DPhoenix237 Thanks for the quick response. I just wish all of the merchants reset :(
Still the best W3 economy guide on yt
Ty, much appreciated 🙏
I gotta say man witcher 3 is my most replayed game atleast 5 times 3 of them being full game playthroughs 1 100% everything playthrough and I didnt know that vendor shop prices change
"Things like THAT!" count = 14
These videos are extremely helpful. Thanks man!
Fantastic video, thanks for all of the info!
You're most welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful!
I cant seem to empty my inventory without meditating for 5 days outside the highest bidder... I keep popping Fiend antidote to raise inventory to 250
You've probably got a lot of stuff in the other sections of your inventory without realising it.
Check horse gear in particular as saddles are really heavy. Also, things like pelts and junk can quickly add up to a large amount, so check through those too. You can either stash this stuff, or sell it to whoever you want to.
The innkeepers in Toussaint give the best prices, then the guy in the Kaer Trolde inn, then the ones in Novigrad and the surrounding settlements, as a rule. It's pretty easy to keep your inventory weight below 60, so strong back shouldn't ever be needed.
Same for swords and armour. They're heavy and unnecessary; either stash them to sell or dismantle them later, or sell/dismantle them right away.
2 years late but this video helped alot thanks!
In new game + the best way to make money is by killing bandits, henchmen and such and taking their swords, which are novigrad swords, velen swords, maces, heavy maces... (unless they are rusty). because its ng+ the sword damage is high making the swords worth about 1000 a piece and they sell for about 350 a piece. I usually have 10 of these swords in my inventory and when I need to craft something i craft it, then sell the swords, and still come out in profit
Oh nice! I didnt realize those relic sword I've been hoarding can be used for dismantling better than selling
It depends what you ; if you need crafting materials you can dismantle some, and otherwise can sell some.
Lol... I was lucky to put all armours and relics inside chest because i heard you can hang those as your collections.
Same
I was hanging grandmaster witcher suit nd swords
I found this video incredibly helpful. Thank you!
I think they should have had a haggling mechanic, where you and the vendor each say the price they want. Then a Gwent game decides who's price it'll be.
😂
Kind of reminds me of the haggling in Oblivion. Minus the Gwent.
Thanks for the tips. I just got the game a week ago and am enjoying every aspect of the game.
It's a brilliant game!
so glad i found this video. thank you so much man, dammit your brilliant! do you know how many people claimed they had done this video, and didn't even come close!!
Thanks Clayton! Glad it helped 👍
Excellent guide, I can't wait to see your Cyberpunk 2077 guides
That REALLY REALLY didn't age well...
I never really understood how people like the professor's spectacles. Personally I think they look a bit goofy and out of place, I usually run with the wolf mask I think Geralt looks badass plus it fits "The White Wolf".
Yeah that can work too 🙂
I just find I like to mix it up a bit on different playthroughs.
@@DPhoenix237 Understandable, nice of you to respond so quickly.
@@Alt0001 I try to engage with interesting comments our queries 🙂
"Make sure you don't incite any violence with the brothers in the Father Knows Best quest."
Me, who literally just did it and saved: "...fuck"
Wait, i remember fighting the thugs, but all the brothers survived tho
You didn't add alchemy expanses im up almost done with the first playthrough in tussaiant right now and i feel like expenses were like: runeright(sucks that you need to craft levity and severance each time)>alchemy (buying all the formule and other cost me about 30k)>corvo bianco> grandmaster set(if you go for 1 set only cost about 10-12k)
Hmmmm, I got virtually all of the alchemy formulae just through exploring so it didn't cost me much.
@@DPhoenix237 the crafting of potions and everything costed me about 30k i had everything by the time i was lvl 20 also things are formule are more expensive now about 10x more expensive then 5 years ago
thanks bruh Im heading back to Crows perch tomorrow for that 20k hehe xd
Thanks for your videos man. Very helpful and useful. Really appreciate it. Got a new sub👍
Going through some old videos, missed this at the time! Thanks man.
This is pretty useful but I suggest just doing monsters nest glitch I pick up great runes and it sells for about 750 it takes about a min to sleep and I can grab about 50 an hour and make little bit over 35k but to each there own before I got to blood and vine I'm already sitting on 690k I do store everything that's relic just for fun!
Please please please, what is the red open coat you're using, I really want to sport it, and haven't come across it on my own yet?
Saw it on a video somewhere, but then I watch quite a lot of tips ones...and I forgot to write it down! (Usually just thinking i will remember everything without writing it down... beginning to think otherwise!)
(Screenshots don't help, got too many of those, so they don't help!)🎋
It's the Ornate Robe from Hearts of Stone; you collect it from Iris' room in the Von Everec mansion during that quest. It doesn't have good resistances, but it looks cool!
@@DPhoenix237 , thanks so much for the details!
I did sport the Ofieri full armor for a while in Toussaint, and a great one in Skellige, heavy armor I'm recrafting every few levels (selling it, then, it improves next time I craft it).
I like Geralt to...feel at home in his surroundings, if you got good enough swords and nice build, you can allow yourself some liberty with at least the chest piece 🎋
Making crowns in this game is so easy. Just go to a hanse base, don't kill the final boss/enemy, kill all the bandits, then when you're ready light the signal fire, kill the rest of the bandits and get their swords, then sell it all. After you sell it all you can fast travel back and all the bandits respawn, then repeat the process. You can make like 5k per fast travel because the beauclair swords cost at least 230...
Yup, I did a video about that too.
@@DPhoenix237 ok. I should probably delete this comment then. But leave something else for the algorithm.
Just picked this game up and just got to toussiant and im looking to craft the wolven grandmaster set but im just wonderin how to hell do you have so much dimetrium ore
I pretty much loot everything and also dismantle any swords that give Dimeritium ore throughout the game instead of selling them. You also find quite a lot throughout Toussaint when looting.
Hey, where do u find those upgrades of runestones and greater glyphs? is there a specific location I need to buy those formulas from?
For simplicity, I usually buy them all from the Runewright. Tbh I only buy the ones I need, which is just the Glyphs of Mending for me personally.
I found an exploit to sell a Harpy silver sword (equipped with 3 Greater Triglav stones) for some1200 coin and buying it back for just over 800. Works with mastercraft blacksmiths and the grandmaster armourer in Beauclair. You can drain him of all his 10,000-15,000 coin that he recovers to every few days, farming coin in just about 10 minutes. It is tedious AF, but well worth it.
Without this, I would never have been able to finance an entire set of all witcher gear variations up to grandmaster level.
Think it'd be better than the sword glitch in kaer morhan for coin?
I used to go and find armors and swords and I kept selling them... and when It came to mastercrafted feline gear I had to spend 8k just to buy the materials and didnt even had money to do the armor... now I see you can get these materials on each sword I kept selling... Thanks I now know.
How do i get the recipe of dimeritium ore and infused slyzard hides?
They don't need recipes; they're already under 'Crafting Components'.
Only the Grandmaster Armourer can craft Infused Hides and Enriched Dimeritium.
Great video
Thank you!
Hey Phoenix, what would you say would be like the most efficient way of making money in this game? Cause I'm stuck on the grandmaster Griffin armor and corvio banco cause I also want to make the conductors of magic build that you made in one of your videos. Please help? :)
Check out the video in my Tips and Mechanics playlist about farming the Mont Crane hanse base. It takes very little time to get a TON of money.
@@DPhoenix237 thanks mate, haven't seen it yet. Really find your videos helpful. Copied two of your builds including piercing cold that you use in your deathmarch playthrough. Tons of fun it is
@@TheDeltaforce01 Thanks very much, I appreciate it 👍
Do I need any black or reg pearls or diamond ect to upgrade or craft any armor or swords? Cuz I have a bunch(too much) of necklace and rings whit but I dont want to dismantle n sell it and then be F*****
I know I need green gold and all that stuff but dont know about those I'd mentioned.
@@mwfcod0932 I tend to dismantle the gold and silver items anyway because I always have plenty of money. You need gold and silver to make green gold if you don't have enough of that to make the grandmaster sets.
Pearls and Black Pearls can be dismantled into dust which is used to create runes and glyphs so that's more of a judgement call as to whether you think you'll need to craft some of them later. Up to you really.
@@DPhoenix237 oh thanks I didn't know or paid attention about the Pearl's dust to make those.i keep buying the damn thing that looks like a spoon whit coffee to make them lol and they are pretty expensive tho
@@DPhoenix237 and I already have the Ursine GM whit Manticore .I keep with your setup .👌
I supouse the esentian is only craft the necesary armor/weapon (during the 1st playtrhough) but where or how do i get the diagrams for the crafts materials (like dimeritiam plate/ingots/ore)?
You don't need diagrams for crafting ingredients like Dimeritium Ore; you are already able to craft those. Just make sure that the Blacksmith or Armourer that you're using is high enough level to craft them. Amateurs cannot craft them, only Journeymen or above.
Some of the Blood and Wine components like Orichalcum and Green Good can only be crafted by Masters, and the Enriched Dimeritium and Infused Slyzard hides can only be crafted by the Grandmaster Lafargue.
A great detailed educational video getting me prepared for DLCs. What level would you reccomend starting them? I done the david an goliath with the crossbow at beggining and found out i was out my depth at level 23 😂
Thanks very much! I'd say anywhere after level 28 for HoS and anywhere after 30-31 for Blood and Wine.
@@DPhoenix237 ok cheers for the tip glad i found game so addictive and amazing, how long it take you to complete? 👌🏻🤙🏻👍🏻
@@adidasaddict2023 Hours and hours and hours...I don't even know how long my first playthrough was...probably about 150+ hours.
yes its a super large game probaly biggest i played since FFVII
Great video, helped me tonnes! Just need to know 1 thing, how come the shops in your game have way more available money than my game? Is it based on Geralt's level? I've also seen some people saying buying and selling from them helps to increase over time. I just want some definitive answer on this please! The master blacksmith Trentin in Toussaint only has 1955 max coin for me.
Glad the video was useful!
It's not an exact science in my experience, in terms of the money that merchants have over time. Meditating or passing time by fast travelling and doing quests helps. A lot of the time they have money in my game because I craft things or dismantle things with those blacksmiths. Also, buying things from them, although I rarely buy things directly. Sometimes do though
@@DPhoenix237 Thanks for quick reply, just made it to Toussaint at level 21 and was a little disappointed they only had 2k gold on them. Grandmaster has 10k but I don't want to lag his shop with too much stuff like I did with Hattori. Glad the master armorer and blacksmith at least reset their inventories. Maybe only sell to the Grandmaster things that stack to 100?
@@fleg3966 Tbh I just try to make sure that if I dismantle or craft ingredients that aren't GM level, I do it with one of the master smiths so that they get as much money as possible. GM Lafargue gets tons just from crafting GM-only stuff I my experience.
The Smith and Armourer in tourney grounds have about 10k each and buy things for max prices too, weirdly, IIRC. They're great to sell too.
Tfw you got money without any kind of glitch. Unlock hattori and sell him everything, and download squeaky clean merchants, it resets their inventory to their original
Yo can you make a video explain crafting of glyphs and runes I didn't get it here. Do I need all the diagrams for the runes and glyphs.
Hi Dev, that's a good idea for a video, I'm just struggling for time at the moment.
You need a diagram for the glyphs or runes that you want to craft, yes.
You can buy the diagrams from most armourers, blacksmiths or some herbalists.
For each lesser rune or glyph you need two of the crafting ingredient 'lesser glyph (or rune) of infusion' and some other ingredients. If you need feathers, use Igni or Aard on the geese at Corvo Bianco or Upper Mill, or buy them from some merchants.
You craft the lesser stones first , then 2 lesser stones make a regular stone, and finally 2 regular stones make a Greater stone.
In total each Greater Rune or Glyph needs 8 Glyphs of infusion, which make 4 Lesser stones, which make 2 regular stones, which finally make 1 Greater stone.
@@DPhoenix237 Thank you for replying and explaining. This will require a lot of money since the diagrams are pretty expensive along with the crafting ingredients.
If you just keep attacking the Hanse bases in Toussaint, without killing the leader, then you amass so many looted swords (each worth > $200) that money will never ever be a problem again. The only problem is that you repeatedly bankrupt just about every blacksmith, armorer and merchant in the continent, so you have to do a bit of travelling to find one that still has coin. The best prices come from 4 locations in Beauclair (the 3 blacksmiths/armorers + the merchant next to the grandmaster armorer), the 2 locations in the tourney grounds, and the armorer you liberate to the southeast of Flovive. When they all run out of cash, next best I can find is Novigrad (armorer on Hierarch Square, and Hattori). I have >$300k and nothing to spend it on.
I already did a video about farming hanse bases a few years ago.
@@DPhoenix237 Yeah, I watched that video, commented on it and you replied to me there (4 months ago). My point here is that if you go down the hanse farming route, then you'll have money falling out of your ears, so you probably don't need to worry about carefully selling items to maximize your money in the late game. At least I can't seem to find a useful way to spend all my money.
@@weetabixharry Yeah, if you do things optimally you have more money than you ever spend!
This stuff is useful if you need a kick-start though, and also for people who have killed all the hanse leaders.
I didn't realise that the GM armourers gave better prices, must have wasted so much gold! Also I've been selling my gold/silver jewellery - man, if only I'd found this video faster!
What do I lose if I start NG+? Like, you lose the trophies, does Corvo Bianco reset as well? Could you explain it pls even just the top of it would be enough if it's a lot of things.
You lose all quest-related progress and items, so yes Corco Bianco and the Runewright both reset and you have to unlock them and pay for them again.
I made that toussaint grandmaster armorer very rich due to the enriched dimeritiums for the upgrades. So i just sell all my loots to him after
Ive done ALL the ? Marks in Velen and Novigrad (excluding the Heart of Stone ones) i dismantled a lot of relics and sold a lot of them feeling like i made a mistake since im lvl 35 with just over 20K crowns even though i sold all my stuff (I have not accessed the blood and wine DLC yet) but a lot of Skellige ? Marks are available my question is how early can i get to the merchants in Tiussant when i do get into the dlc?
The merchants in Toussaint are available almost immediately after starting B&W. There's an initial fight with bandits, then one more fight when you get to Toussaint, and then after that if you want to you can ignore the main quest and go exploring.
@@DPhoenix237 thanks for the info you earned a like as its a real pain to earn crowns in this game if you don't know what you are doing
Hi Phoenix, just finished playing Witcher 3 and I just decide not kissing triss in labirin and now she leaving geralt and I have some questions
1. When geralt do final Battle in kaer mohren is triss will be join the Battle ?
2. When I finish all the story and blood and wine, is yennefer will be stay in toussaint (geralt new home) or only ciri ?
Right now I was on level 72 NG+ still not really understand all the story of Witcher 3 because English is not my first language. Kind struggling to understand the conversation. Anyway will be glad if u reply this message :)
****SPOILERS**** For people that haven't played yet.
1. Triss will always be at Kaer Morhen no matter what choice you make about kissing her.
2. Yennefer will be at Corvo Bianco after Blood and Wine if you tell her that you love her at the end of the quest 'The Last Wish' (the one where you fight the Djinn). This only happens if you do The Last Wish and DO NOT tell Triss that you love her.
If you don't tell either of them that you love them (or you tell both of them that you love them) you end up with neither of them. If that is the case then Ciri visits you if you got the Witcher or Empress endings. If you got the bad ending or just played through the expansion by itself then it's Dandelion who comes to visit.
Is there no language patch for the language that you speak? That sucks...I know there are quite a few language downloads but I don't know every language that's available unfortunately.
@@DPhoenix237 ohh thank you everything clear now ^_^
Where can I sell glyphs for full price?
You can't really, there is only Hugo in Toussaint and he only has 500-600 crowns at a time. Check out my video on farming Hanse bases if you need more money.
Does anyone experience a bug with tawny owl the duration time stays on 2 minutes nine seconds
I wish you would make more witcher vids:(
I just throw my extra stuff on the ground next to the blacksmiths when I’m full so I can just sell em right away lol
Jason Ton does it not despair after awhile?
Despawn*
So what is this newgame+
After you finish the main story questline you can choose to start New Game Plus and start the game again, with everything scaled up appropriately but you keep all your alchemy creations, gear, abilities and money.
Why you always say demonphoenix237 instead of phoenix237?
It's my Xbox gamertag; I'm just used to saying it that way, even though my TH-cam is just Phoenix 237 ☺
I feel good about my earlygame money making rading some bandits looting every boxes i saw with strong back, even got visited by the taxman at level 9 but when i met the runewright and decided to max him early i felt i was robbed, and maxing him early is not good and not worth without your master crafted gears and and weapons and limited skill points runes are not even worth getting for my so-so build so his trash anyways, now i am on late game and struggle for crowns coz i realized that most of the area where i can get easy money was already looted
I really enjoy your channel, and trust me ive been binge watching tonnes of other TH-camrs for the Witcher info and you are great with your advice and Witcher builds.
I'm still at my first playthrough about a quarter way through blood and wine at level 45..
I still haven't been able to find diagrams for empty lesser runstone and and lesser glyphs of infusion.
There are some videos of where to find the diagrams early in the game but for they are not there and I still can't find them at this stage in the game.
You have to buy those ones, I think. Either that or they're in your Crafting Components by default. I can't remember exactly; I think that you have to buy them from a blacksmith/Armourer.
Play the game again and again
I just got heart of stone is it worth playing?
Yeah, it's really good.
It's basically another game. The size of it is ridiculous.
@@dantederi5062 HoS is not that big, but B&W, that is something else.
@@xreaLx if you do everything its still 15 to 20 hours on first playthrough lol
bigger than any other games expabsions and far and away better quality
That pig hide trick is genius. So simple. How did I not think of this?
Ha, thanks! Little, useful tips can be quite helpful sometimes 👍
is it possible to miss all 5 virtues and get locked out of aerondight permanently?
Yeah, you only need to permanent miss one virtue and you flat out can't get it.
Wisdom is quite tricky...I think there are only 3 opportunities in the whole DHC. Sparing all 3 brothers in Father Knows Worst, solving the riddle of the Greenhouse on the first guess, and winning the Gwent tournament.
@@DPhoenix237 oh i have never missed all of them so i didnt think it was possible thanks for the reply
Well explained.
Thank you!
How come your ornate robe is 210 armor? When I got it in HoS it was only 195
It must be one of the armours that scale to your level, up to a point. Some armours depend on what level you are when you pick them up, but have a maximum level that they can be, usually.
Armour rating doesn't count for much at all on Death March anyway.
@@DPhoenix237 oh I see. If armor rating doesn't matter then what should I look for? I'm thinking of going to death march for ng+
@@madmarty2892 Use the build at the end of my Preparing for New Game Plus video. There is an accompanying New Game Plus walkthrough that you can watch before starting.
That's the best build in the game; makes Death March insanely easy.
Ur da man!
👍
Do you dismantle all the jewelries? Which ones are better off selling for profit?
I tend to dismantle them all and use the components to make Green Gold and use that for Orihalcum for the Grandmaster sets. I always have enough money from other things really.
I'd definitely say don't sell anything that dismantles into Green Gold, even if you want to sell some jewellery.
@@DPhoenix237 Thanks man, just wanna say your vids help out a lot! Been having a lot of trouble computing which jewelry would net me a profit vs dismantling it and selling the precious stones, as compared to just selling the whole jewelry right off the bat. Good to know i should look out for the ones with green gold. Thanks for the help!
thank god I craft my stuff from scratch. never sell my gold and silver.
Same mate.
Who is the best person to sell leather?
Either the Innkeeper in Kaer Trolde (in the base game) or any of the Toussaint Innkeepers.
Phoenix237 thanks a lot and what about trophies and treasures(gold/silver stuff and rare stones)?
@@grenenjaex5342 The same, those are the people who give highest prices, other than Hugo in Toussaint.
Google the 'Father Knows Worst' quest to read up about Hugo. He doesn't ever have much money though, so often isn't worth the hassle.
Phoenix237 thanks a lot for help!:)
That tip about the swords, you should have put in your early game video. It would have been very helpful to know to save The Relic swords for the Toussaint vendors. Great tips though 👍
Yeah I considered it, but it's potentially overwhelming for a new player who isn't even used to the game yet to be told 'Oh by the way keep every single sword you have until 150 hours from now'.
Plus it slows your stash down immensely if you store lots of stuff in there (on console at least) which is supremely irritating. I can deal with it because I rarely need to use the stash, but it's annoying if you use it often.
I also had one eye on the fact that if you have Blood and Wine, Hanse base farming makes a lot of this stuff less important, unless you've killed all 3 base leaders already.
@@DPhoenix237 Good point, thank you! I hope to see more witcher content soon👍
I've made it to novigrad. I've sold pretty much everything that had weight, so swords armor pelts etc... Am I screwed? Is it too late?
(I'm only level 15)
Nah you should be fine man. Level 15 is early still, plenty of levels to go.
Just try to follow the guidelines on this video and the Making Money Early Video and you'll be fine. Try to dismantle some stuff for Dimeritium components if possible.
Also, check out the video about crafting Grandmaster armour cheaply because that helps too.
I don't think you should save items until you're level 15. They're not worth that much and you need the money in the early game.
When will you do more Witcher 3 videos 😢
Maybe. Depends on a few things. They removed the Upload Studio app on Xbox One AFAIK and that was what I used to make videos on.
Then Twitch started losing connection frequently and wasn't as reliable for decent length videos to upload afterwards either.
We'll see.
OR... you could farm a bandit fortress for swords to sell
I've done a separate video on that already
So what if i cant find hugo even though i left them all alive
Go to his FB and look for his address.
The witcher 2077
I would love to follow your guides, but i just cant listen to these videos for more than 5 minutes...
I just go in the watchtower in kaer mohren and pick up the pang of conscience i think it was , save the game, jump off the tower, load the game and pick up the sword again, boom infinite swords, and they sell for like 1k each
True, that's a reasonable glitch to use mid-game, but this makes much more money much more quickly when you reach Blood and Wine.
You also shouldn't really ever need that much money earlier in the game; you only need thousands and thousands of crowns for the Grandmaster sets and the Runewright
Thx, its rlly tiring to do as well im glad i found your vidoe
@@Dust7773 Hope it helps!
sick name lol
If there was any sort of graph in the game crafting would be a ton easier. This is one of the best games of all times. But the crafting system is the worst. Things not "showing up" just because you don't have the mats is infuriating beyond belief.
Damn thanks