The little details that CDPR puts in the game never ceases to amaze me. But I wonder why they'd choose an actual antique map rather say a map of Toussaint.
PS are you a historian or map collector? What on earth made you look up the map?
PS are you a historian or map collector? What on earth made you look up the map?
I just try to make screenshots of various in-game texts to decode them later. They are usually using Glagolitic, so when I noticed something in Latin, it looked unusual, so I looked up the map.
Exploring Mount Gorgon
View on Beauclair on the way up
Sunset on the slopes of Mount Gorgon
Climbing up the mountain
Further up
Some alien looking canyon high up on the Mount Gorgon
On the smaller peak of Mount Gorgon
View on the valley from the smaller peak
View on the mountain plateau near the smaller peak
Plateau between the peaks
Approaching the greater peak
Sunrise on the greater peak of Mount Gorgon
Found CDPR team picture on the of Mount Gorgon plateau
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Exploring Mount Gorgon
View on Beauclair on the way up
Sunset on the slopes of Mount Gorgon
Climbing up the mountain
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Further up
Some alien looking canyon high up on the Mount Gorgon
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On the smaller peak of Mount Gorgon
View on the valley from the smaller peak
View on the mountain plateau near the smaller peak
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Plateau between the peaks
Approaching the greater peak
Sunrise on the greater peak of Mount Gorgon
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Found CDPR team picture on the of Mount Gorgon plateau
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Just finished the main story in Blood and Wine (Triss appearing was a nice surprise). Amazing game overall!
That Dettlaff fight was crazy hard (playing on DM).
I laughed during this cutscene
This cutscene with a Bruxa in some attic, which quest is it from?
I don't remember such one.
That Dettlaff fight was crazy hard (playing on DM).
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I laughed during this cutscene
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This cutscene with a Bruxa in some attic, which quest is it from?
I don't remember such one.
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Correction: it's from the cutscene that plays right before the Detlaff fight if you decide to go "What Lies Unseen" route.
Hey, @Benzenzimmern -- next time you're around -- I happened to notice one of your tweets. . . . Ay, the treasure wasn't exactly much to write home about to the lads back at Kaer Morhen, but the climb was fun, and the view wasn't too bad, either.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Ah, 'twas hiding in plain sight, as it were. Heh. Crafty.
Ironically, I think I've tried to clamber up most of the other roofs and towers.
The above reminded me of another secret chest, located atop a wall, at the far side of the inner courtyard of Kaer Morhen. I'll not say how much time I spent jumping about like a madman, but I reached the loot, eventually. I can only speculate this was Lambert's stash, perhaps -- but, as to why he split and piled so much firewood about it, that's anyone's guess. . . . (Dashed inconvenient spot to keep the fuel, by the way.)
And, for those of us who truly enjoy frenzied hopping, scrambling, and rolling, you can also reach the tower above this spot. (Naught to find there, sadly, but, if you look up, the view of the mountains is quite impressive.)
Good luck, leapers!
And, for those of us who truly enjoy frenzied hopping, scrambling, and rolling, you can also reach the tower above this spot. (Naught to find there, sadly, but, if you look up, the view of the mountains is quite impressive.)
Good luck, leapers!