9 years later, The Witcher 3 modders discover a brutal extended Yennefer ending that was cut from the RPG's climactic sequence
It's bad news for the Lodge

Nine years after The Witcher 3: Wꩲild Hunt launched, its recently-released modding kit has allowed players to uncover a cut portion of its ending in which Yennefer actively causes the downfall of the Lodge of Sorceresses.
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Witcher 3 Redkit was made available in May, granting players full mod support over CDPR's sprawling RPG. It wasn't long before Redkit was being used to create what mi🙈ght prove to be a pretty good early look at The Witcher Rema🌳ke, but the tools have other uses too, like uncovering content cut from𓂃 t𝔍he very end of the game.

That wasn't always what was planned, however. The extended scene finds Geralt waking up post-boss fight in a Niflgaardian army medical tent before reconnecting with Yennefer, where he discovers that⛦ Ciri is missing. Several cutscenes play out, and there's a chance to speak with a number of characters as Geralt explores. The biggest change, however, is a section where you take Yennefer to the Lodge. The animation isn't complete, but it seems as though Geralt's goth gf sabotages a ritual that's taking place, allowing several high profile Sorceresses to be discovered - and later killed - by Nilfgaard.
The scene isn't entirely complete - no great surprise since it never made it to the full game - but it's surprisingly far along. Voice acting, player choice, and exploration all suggest that this was a pretty late cut, likely one intended to preserve the pace of the game's finale. I'm reminded of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Last of Us 2's Lost Levels, which explained how 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Naughty Dog put sections of the game together, and why they eventually cut them from the game. Given the sheer size of The Witcher 3 (and just how little time RedKit has been available), I imagine we'll see plenty of similar discoveries - which should tide you over until 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Witcher 4.
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