Gifting Fisstech? [Spoilers within]

[darkwoof]

Gifting Fisstech? [Spoilers within]

Hi, I've gotten 3 boxes of fisstech off some salamandras, but how do I give them to Jethro? After I meet him in the dungeon, I click on the 'gift' icon, and the fisstech is not in my inventory. Rather, the icon for fisstech is on the left side of the screen (where the weapons and signs icon are). This icon appears to be inaccessible at the inventory screen, and it appears that I can only interact with the fisstech by using it (which is of course not what I want).Please help~

 

[e-ahmet.823]

Press "I" to open up your inventory and move your fisstech to your inventory from quick access slots. What is put in quick access slots can't be sold, gifted etc. You should have them in your main inventory space.

 

[darkwoof]

Ahh... it's okay, just discovered the 'potions and bomb' quickslot in the inventory. Never noticed it before. Once I moved the fisstech back into my normal inventory I was able to gift it.Thanks anyway!

 

[darkwoof]

Press "I" to open up your inventory and move your fisstech to your inventory from quick access slots. What is put in quick access slots can't be sold, gifted etc. You should have them in your main inventory space.

Hey e-ahmet, yeah, I just found it that way, thanks!!

 

[maskedreaper]

Geralt: "Got a Cold?Jethro: "Hey your pretty Green"Geralt: "Not the best way to take fisstech, fold back your skin and rub Jethro"Jethro: "Where's that?"Geralt: "Where you fold back your skin"Argh I just love than conversation.Just talk to Jethro and give him fisstech when he refuses to talk as you don't need to give it to him everytime.One question where do you get the formula for fisstech and who gives it to you.

 

[e-ahmet.823]

One question where do you get the formula for fisstech and who gives it to you.

Using Witcher Wiki helps:

There is no printed recipe in the game for fisstech, the sources below are for the substance only. Of course, consuming fisstech will result in a journal entry, complete with recipe.

If you "experiment" and create fisstech without first having the recipe, it seems to be the one potion that does not require consumption to add the journal entry.

 

[Eoghain]

I've got a whole bunch of fisstech, by now, and have no idea what to do with it all, whom to sell it to, oh well. I'll just keep it in 'storage'.

 

[Eoghain]

Back in the day, instead of giving Shani red roses, I tried giving her fisstech. What every girl wants, right?Needless to say: it didn't work

 

[Seeker.217]

I've got a whole bunch of fisstech, by now, and have no idea what to do with it all, whom to sell it to, oh well. I'll just keep it in 'storage'.

depending on your play out in the first act you can sell it to the the towns dope dealer I myself dont bother selling it let alone picking it up unless if for one of the quest.

 

[Eoghain]

Dope dealer? You mean the guy who ran away as soon as I tried to talk to him and thus made me follow him and kill him once he pulled a knife on me and attacked me?

 

[Seeker.217]

Dope dealer? You mean the guy who ran away as soon as I tried to talk to him and thus made me follow him and kill him once he pulled a knife on me and attacked me?

Nope I cant remember his name right now but its has to do with the quest you get in act 1 in delivering a package to the Hairy Bear

 

[secondchildren]

Dope dealer? You mean the guy who ran away as soon as I tried to talk to him and thus made me follow him and kill him once he pulled a knife on me and attacked me?

Nope I cant remember his name right now but its has to do with the quest you get in act 1 in delivering a package to the Hairy Bear

It's Coleman. And the quest is "Hot potato".Anyway the Order armor and the Blacksmith in Murky Waters also buy fisstech. Check here

 

[Eoghain]

Oh. That guy.He died on me at the start of Ch. 2. Scoia'tael. Because I let them take the goodies in Ch.1.So much for him.Don't regret it at all. The way the game has played out: I'll do the same thing next time.I hate the Order. Sure, the Scoia'tael has its issues, and there are serious long-term concerns that I'd have, were this real life, but... the Order is corrupt, arrogant, righteous, prejudiced, cruel.

 

[Seeker.217]

Wait till you get deeper into the game LOL

 

[Eoghain]

Wait till you get deeper into the game LOL

Now that I've finished the game: I see what you mean.

 

[Seeker.217]

Wait till you get deeper into the game LOL

Now that I've finished the game: I see what you mean.

That what give the game so much replay *Winks*

 

[Eoghain]

You're right, Seeker. Give me a few months and I'll be hankering for more.I really think part of what adds to the replay value here is all the little things, like the little comments that people make, both adults & children (I made a list of my favorite ones, actually, just because I liked them), and little animated things like the way that birds fly off when you approach them (I absolutely love that... such a simple little bit of realism, it's a detail I just don't see very often in games... or maybe I've just been playing the wrong games), or, I think my favorite of all: the little grigs... or griggs, I guess they're called in the game, they're misspelled (Celtic folklore, apparently . . . according to Katharine Briggs they're called grigs . . . but based on her commentary it seems that she thinks they're of uncertain origin (she uses the word "debatable")) running about mischievously.)I really ought to have screenshots of those, all I have are film clips . . . I'll have to go in and do a screen grab.Oh -- and I love those little totems, too, those wooden things you find here and there for totally unexplained reasons. There're several in the village in Ch.4, for example. These things :

Cool little treehouse back there, too.Also this one. I think it's from the Old Manor region? :

I really like all the little additions from folklore . . . I suppose that must be Sapkowski's doing, but I have a suspicion CDProjektRed made their own little additions as well."Then in that case I shall knight you Sir Bonehead." (Okay, paraphrasing.) I mean, Sapkowski didn't write that, did he? Somehow I doubt it.Awesome coming out of the mouth of the Lady of the Lake, a strangely Christianized pagan figure (don't know much about her -- but I do know that the Arthurian tales were originally pagan Welsh tales, not Christian, not British, and no Holy Grail).But, yeah, love all the little folklore references."I'm a terrifying flight monster!"