Whispering Hill (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
I know that many wondered whether it was possible to save the Baron and Anna and the Children from the orphanage in the swamps.I was looking for it myself, but there was no exact information anywhere.
In general, the essence is this:
We find a whispering hill before we get acquainted with the witches, I was in no hurry with the plot and fulfilled orders suitable for the level, and between that I jumped up the hill.
We release the spirit (Maru) and go about our business further.
We receive an assignment from the witches and go to the headman of the city councils (I don’t know how important it is, but I didn’t tell him everything, I just said that everything was as it should be and he shouldn’t fuck what happened and how it ended, the work is done, chase your ear )
An explanation begins for gear with beauties (They begin to praise Anna for fat children with caramel taste), but it was not there (In a conversation with witches, it is necessary to use all the dialogue possibilities marked in gray and then Geralt will tell them they say, "I freed the spirit and all that" and witches like "So that she stole children! Treason!".
Well, then everything is as usual, but the Baron is alive and the children did not get knots
I have all
and I did it all the time, I didn't even think that this was some kind of feature)
AleksandrFedorov
Well done, can you tell us more button accordions? And then soon it will be exactly one year for the witcher, and some give "valuable" tips for passing, which were known already on May 27, 2015, a week after the release. PS where did you get the idea that children are saved? Nothing is known about children, because the spirit does not say anything about their "salvation" even in Novigrad, they are not at school.
Spoiler For this you need to free the spirit before you go to the swamp to Anna. Carry out the ritual to free him and then go along the main quest. As a result, when the witches send you to the Village of Steigers, you will inform the headman that you have already dealt with the spirit. After that, return to the witches and the dialogue with them will be similar to that if you killed the spirit. In principle, you can admit to them that you released him, but that will not change their decision. They won't do anything with Anna. And the whole further chain of freeing Anna will be exactly the same as if you killed the spirit. All that changes in this ending is that you free the spirit, but the Baron and Anna remain alive. The village of Steigers will be destroyed as in the first case. Children will not be saved.
I thought it was a bug, but after writing on the CD Project forum, I got a response from the developer that it was intended. The whole point is that the Spirit does not inform you about the children in danger, you simply free him and he takes revenge on the village. If he offers to save the children, then Anna will be punished and die, similarly to the Baron.
Bupycop The
witches say that the children are gone, so Mara saved them.
And regarding button accordions, on the Internet, no one talks about how to save those and those who succeed, who do not (Allegedly), no one gives specific information to the Witcher Wiki and other more or less popular sites
AleksandrFedorov The
children are gone, so they are saved, zbs logic)) In the "school of toddlers" in Novigrad, there are no children and there is no mention of them there, with an alternative passage where you free the spirit of the tree, Mara says that she will take the children from the witches and they turn out in that school, and also there is a note, during the passage of which you are talking, there is no such thing. On the Internet, no one will say how to save both the children and the baron and his wife, because there is no such decision at all, because the developers gave only such a choice either-or.
Bupycop Is there any
point in making a choice in favor of saving this tree? He does not give anything, only guesses that they say that the children are mythically saved. Although the fool understands that they are doomed. What about witches what about this mara-shmara. Yes, and the ZBS is also logic, to believe some insignificant note and the same insignificant spirit. An adequate choice in this quest, only one is the salvation of the baron and the hedgehog with him. Only with such a decision - you understand what's what. Everything else is guesses and assumptions
Yennefer from Vengerberg
Maybe you did not understand, but I also explained that the 3rd option, (supposedly the best), does not save the children, because they are not in the school of Novigrad and their fate is unknown, they simply disappear. The first option is to kill the spirit on behalf of the witches, and then Anna will not be turned into a monster and the Baron will leave to look for a doctor. The second is to believe the spirit of the tree and he will take the children from the witches and they will end up in Novigrad, in the school of toddlers, there is also a note, with new students and their names, the names of the very children who were in the swamps. Therefore, your comment is either not attentive, or you sent the wrong one by mistake.
Spoiler1 - If you free the Spirit of the Forest, he will take the children from the witches, but at the same time destroy the Village of Foremen. Anna will be punished by witches and die. The Baron will not bear the death of his wife and will hang himself. After that, his former people will completely beat off from the hands and begin to rob the peasants in the village adjacent to the castle.
2 - If you kill the Spirit of the Forest, a couple of the Steigers will be hanged by the sorceress hunters, but the rest will not be harmed. Anna will be damaged by her mind, but she will survive, and the baron will take her to the healer. In his absence, his people will completely beat off from the hands and begin to rob the peasants in the village adjacent to the castle. The kids from the swamp shelter will disappear (there is an idea that they are being eaten by witches).
3 - To do this, you need to free the spirit before you go to the swamp to Anna. Carry out the ritual to free him and then go along the main quest. As a result, when the witches send you to the Village of Steigers, you will inform the headman that you have already dealt with the spirit. After that, return to the witches and the dialogue with them will be similar to that if you killed the spirit. In principle, you can admit to them that you released him, but that will not change their decision. They won't do anything with Anna. And the whole further chain of freeing Anna will be exactly the same as if you killed the spirit. All that changes in this ending is that you free the spirit, but the Baron and Anna remain alive. The village of Steigers will be destroyed as in the first case. Children will not be saved.
I thought it was a bug, but after writing on the CD Project forum, I got a response from the developer that it was intended. The whole point is that the Spirit does not inform you about the children in danger, you simply free him and he takes revenge on the village. If he offers to save the children, then Anna will be punished and die, similarly to the Baron.
Bupycop
That is, the only difference between option 2 and 3 is a tree-saving ritual. So to speak for the second playthrough, if the player wants to see the option to save the tree, but wants to still get the ending with the rescue of the baron? And if you destroy the tree before coming to the witches, then in any case you get 1 option?
Apparently this is a trick for the developers to let the player choose so that with any choice someone suffers ... The
baron is alive - the kids are in the cauldron at the fearsome. The children are alive - the baron in the tree.
To give Triss under torture - to save the treasury of the lame, and get funding for the battle in Kaer Morhen. Chop everyone at Menge's stuffing - Dijkstra's refusal to take part in the show.
Give the nilfs the entire North, or let those who fit into the battle with the Wild Hunt die.
Fatalism, however)