Theories about how the boat works (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
What engine do you think makes the boats move forward and backward in the game? If the drowned people are not the engine, then what?
Frisbee
I would refute the theory with drowned people. In this case, Geralt's medallion would tremble. As a variant, Geralt can use a special version of the aard sign, which creates a kind of reactive acceleration of the witcher, and with it the boat, in the direction opposite to the direction of the sign. This is if in order to move backward, well, we move forward due to the wind and sails.
Protocol10
Perhaps Geralt has invisible pedals there and he turns them without a palette.
Damn, people, there is training: you press W, the boat floats forward, S - back.
Winnie-the-Pooh wrote:
Damn, people, there is training: you press W, the boat sails forward, S - back.
Do you guys understand? You have already grasped the magic here, but everything is obvious. Geralt simply presses either W or S. The answer to the most difficult question is always very simple.
Protocol10
Well, Igni can be used, not Aard.
Winnie-the-Pooh
So the boats are controlled by the keyboard? Hmm ... interesting theory.
Frisbee
There is a quest with a talking Roach. Especially for such, Geralt asks her questions. There even the horse understands that this is a game.
-SERGEY-
Oh, I'm glad that I was compared to a roach .. This topic was not created with a serious purpose, poet. Your CEP
-SERGEY-
Of course Petrosyan is more original than your sayings. It's a pity he doesn't see your revelations.
MunchkiN 616
And why does Geralt recover after eating a bun?
Spoiler such humor from the author of the topic
MunchkiN 616
MunchkiN 616 wrote:
what makes Geralt move?
The boat presses W or S and Geralt moves