Again, there is no benefit to killing Letho, as him being alive means you get to complete a quest called Ghosts of the Past, and Letho will be available for a major story quest called The Battle of Kaer Morhen. I’m not talking about ending changes, but it will change how several quests play out, or if they show up in your game.

Recommendation: Warn Sile de Tansarville.

Save her, as not doing so won’t benefit the game whatsoever.

This only changes a small portion of a quest called The Great Escape, but warning Sile means a sad but cool experience during that quest.

Recommendation: Side with Roche and Save Triss Merigold.

Triss will live regardless, as will Roche, but they can both prove to be powerful allies to Geralt in his quest, so let’s side with them. No matter what you choose things won’t get too crazy, but my advice is to side with Vernon Roche, then follow up that you saved Triss Merigold. This choice branches off a bit while you’re speaking with Morvran Voorhis, leading to questions about the fate of Triss Merigold. The quest will progress regardless of her reaction, but there appears to be no harm in sparing him. If you killed Aryan La Valette, Mary Louisa won’t be pleased to see her son’s killer, and will retreat into the house. If you spared Aryan La Valette, you’ll be greeted pleasantly by Mary Louisa. It will have a minor impact on a quest called Broken Flowers, but nothing groundbreaking. This is a minor choice compared to others. You will get to choose how you handled the above situations.Ĭhoice #1: Spare or kill Aryan La Valette? He will ask you questions that will play a major part in the characters that are in your game and how they view Geralt. If you simulate a save, you’ll have a conversation several hours into The Witcher 3 with Morvran Voorhis. If you do not simulate a save, The Witcher 3 will proceed to make the following choices for you:

If you don’t have a save file, you can choose whether you want to simulate one. If you still have a save file from that game, you can import it and carry your choices over to begin The Witcher 2. Simulate save choices You're going to save Triss Merigold in The Witcher 3, right?īefore you take your firs steps as Geralt, the game will ask you how you want to handle your choices from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. In this guide, I’ll explain what choices you should make in order to get your preferred outcome and start your journey as Geralt off on the right foot. When players fire up The Witcher 3 they will be asked if they would like to import a save, simulate a save, or not simulate a save.

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