Someone found one of these The Witcher 3The last Easter egg of nearly seven years after it was released in May 2015.
YouTube user xLetalis discovered that Vivienne, a character whose curse the player can escape at the risk of her dying for seven years, can actually be found dead after a long wait in the game.
Vivienne is at the heart of the Blood and Wine expansion The Warble of a Smitten Knight quest, where Geralt finds her half has turned into a bird. He offers to lift the curse, though warns Vivienne that she can only live as long as the animal.
Okay, here’s the video – Vivienne is found dead after 7 years in Yennefer’s room game on Skellige: https://t.co/QpXLVX9w47 @CDPROJEKTRED @PaweSasko @PhiWeber @witchergame pic.twitter.com/Z9qPwveSJZ
– xLetalis (@xLetalis) March 20, 2022
She accepts, leaves and can then be found in Skellige. By meditating for seven years (more than 2,500 days), or by using console commands to speed up time, the player can find Vivienne dead in Yennefer’s room at Kaer Trolde Harbour.
Philipp Weber, CD Projekt Red’s lead mission designer, noted the irony of someone who discovered an Easter Egg seven years or so after The Witcher 3 was released.
He told IGN: “I’m not sure if that’s the final secret, but it’s certainly pretty close. Everyone hid so many details during the final months of development that one day it was. Somehow people might still find something new.
“Definitely this was the Easter Egg I hid the most of all the ones I’ve made, so it’s pretty impressive finally found.”
Although it is one of the last Easter Eggs to date, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series versions of the game is on the rise, giving CD Projekt Red plenty of opportunities to sow new secrets.
In our 9/10 reviewIGN said “huge size and meticulous detail, The Witcher 3 wraps Geralt’s story on a high note” and we also rank it high on the list. top ten open world games of all time.
Ryan Dinsdale is a freelancer on IGN who occasionally remembers to tweet @thelastdinsdale.
