You’ll get a chance to fire the ballista after this. Once you’re ready, you can just walk up to King Foltest by the catapults and trigger the cutscene. There’s also a man you can arm wrestle with inside the training grounds, along with a soldier who will play dice poker. From an objective point, it can be slightly better to tell him that it’s cursed, since you’ll be able to talk him into giving it to you (it actually is cursed though, but the armor damage isn’t severe).
You can just make a judgment call of your own to say that it’s trouble, that it’s magic and fine or that it’s magic and uncertain. They’ll ask you to evaluate Newboy’s medallion. As far as the camp goes, you can talk to the mercenaries (The Crinfrid Reavers) to get a short quest. As it suggests, you can use the “Z” key to highlight things which you can interact with. Walk around for a bit in general to spot a few crates that you can loot and a few herbs you can harvest. Note that if any of the notes slip past too quickly, you can pull up the tutorial page in the journal to read them again. New users should just follow the tips closely. Old players should acquaint themselves with the changed controls and interface. I really just suggest that you take a chance to go through most of the tutorial.
You should really ask about the assassin’s body, since Triss has vital information about that. You can talk to Triss at the start to get some more information. The siege is about ready to break, so it’s time to get moving. I strongly suggest that you The Smell of Napalm in the MorningĪfter a nice view of Triss, you’ll get your wake up call. Going top to bottom will tell it in order, which I’ll follow, but you have the option to move around as you wish. Note that it appears that you can choose the order in which you tell the story. Once the conversation starts, you’ll start to recount the events leading up to your capture. The prologue starts off in medias res, with Geralt held inside the dungeons of strange castle and at the mercy of an interrogator.
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