The giant fights with the lumbering, graceless enthusiasm you’d expect from a barely intelligent creature with arms longer than his legs. Geralt reaches wearily for one of his blades.
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Lukasz chooses to free the Jarl’s son, who charges across the cave screaming and kicks the giant in the head. Over the course of the 80-hour adventure, your choices will build towards one of three different endings. Geralt will cross the battle lines of the burgeoning war often during his travels, and Badowski hints that entire towns could be razed, or saved, depending on Geralt’s actions. Badowski suggests that consequences in the Witcher 3 will be more localised, but just as significant. In The Witcher 2, the repercussions of your choices dramatically shaped its three insular acts. The choice will alter how the Jarl’s son perceives him later in the game, and will have significant consequences when the question of the Jarl’s successor eventually arises. Geralt can choose to free him right away, or let him rot for a while. I’m starting to suspect he may be some sort of idiot. The beast is curled up in a corner, safely asleep, but a man is shouting loudly, apparently unconcerned about waking the thing. If I had my hands on the controller, there’s no way I wouldn’t have clambered up to investigate, but Lukasz skips the demo forward again. It appears to be a cave, illuminated from within by a campfire. I see a faint orange glow beyond the galleon. They aim to pique players’ curiosity by always having something to investigate. The ship is one of many “points of interest” that world designers have scattered throughout the environment. The origin and purpose of the galleon go unexplained, although Badowski confirms that there is a story there to uncover.
The beast moves away, clueless to the Witcher’s presence. The article talks a bit about combat and story mechanics, but the focus is upon the setting and how the open world exploration and questing works.
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PC Gamer has a long preview showing off the open world that CDPRojectRed is developing for the Witcher 3.
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