I tried both ways I could think of--- storing the one I had at the inn and getting a new one forged, and just selling the one I had, then coming back into the dialog to forge a new one. I couldn't find anyone who wanted to buy the old armor, but it did register as an item that could be sold if I'd been able to find someone.
Did anyone try the fences hangout in Old Vizima? I think they buy all stuff ;D though you merely find them at the beginning of act 5. On the other hand... when Geralt finally arrives in act 5 he isn't short of money anymore and actually doesn't need the money :hmmm:
I've never been able to sell armour anywhere ... pretty sure I tried.Speaking of packrat though .. in one of my games, I tried to collect as many different weapons as I could, including as many different types of meteorite sword as I could forge.I got to wondering how the inn could hold all that junk!
armor ? I've had many reports that you can sell the Excellent Leather Jacket ... but certainly no one will buy the studded leather jacket, nor Raven's armormy guess would be that you can only sell the Excellent Leather jacket in Act V and obviously it would have to be done before you get Raven's armor. So you have to get from wherever you sell the jacket to wherever you are having raven's armor made without any armor, which *might* prove tricky 
Is the one that you can buy form the blacksmith's son in Act IV for 3k or is it the one you get from remove curse from Adda, or at last the Dentist Reward?What do you think?
The Dentist's reward is the best for me, hands down (also obtainable from two other sources/quests). You just can't beat the massive damage bonus + armor penetration. However, if you want more finesse and slightly longer combat, D'yaebl is the way to go.
The sword from the Blacksmith's son in Act IV is better than D'yaebl.But why not have two? Keep your second favourite sword in the secondary large weapon slot on geralt's belt. Even if you don't use it regularly, it still looks good! 8)
It's just that now I no longer have access to inventory and I already have the blacksmith's son sword :wall: So it's like a two twin hot sister, I can only choose one more.
ok if i get a sword that can be used with witcher combat styles and it says damage -10% and nothing else. does that mean its damage you take -10%? because if its damage given -10% it would be pretty useless. thanks
The damage % modification is a modification of the damage for the Witcher style you're using.So for example, if the witcher style you're doing says that you do 10-20 damage, and you use a sword that is + 10%, then you'll do 11-22 damage instead.
I have tried 2 blacksmiths and evertime I want to upgrade my silver sword with a couple of ruins (spelling?), but all I get is a upgrade for the steel sword. Am I doing something wrong or do I have to be at a certain level to upgrade the silver sword?