Of course. You really need to read the manual; you're asking a lot of very elementary questions, and all of this information is in the manual. The manual is on the disk in .pdf format. Most of what's in the manual can also be found in the Witcher Wki.I'm impressed that you made it as far as Chapter 2 without knowing any of this.petza said:
She's in Vizima, in the Merchant's Row section of the Temple Quarter, along with the Antiquarian and the Peddler. She stands near the statue of the Asklepian snake (which Geralt comments on, the first time you get close to it).Here's a map of the Temple Quarter of Vizima: http://guides.gamepressure.com/thewitcher/guide.asp?ID=3653
No. The main quests are required, but the trophy quests and contract quests are optional. The side quests give you experience, though, which can be valuable, and they often give you an interesting window on the world.The Witcher Wiki has a lot of information on quests; you can learn more about them there: http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Category:The_Witcher_questspetza said:
But the more quests you finish the more exp you earn and you will have more possibilities to develope the character.And... will you please pay attention to the forums you start an other thread instead of starting randomly a new ones? Thank you very much.
You go to the Witcher Wiki link I gave you and read their list of Primary Quests and Secondary Quests; that's why I gave it to you.How old are you? I think maybe you're not quite ready for The Witcher.petza said:
http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/Spoiler_Checklist#Signs_2
Eh, if you're not interested in reading spoilers but must know ..You can get all signs by the end of chapter 2.
In the evening you will find him walking around the Temple Quarter or maybe at Vivaldi's house.