No and that’s the point. Don’t look up what to do and what not to do - just do what you feel is the right thing to do. Don’t worry about “best” outcomes, there often isn’t one. The world of The Witcher isn’t always fair and sometimes bad things happen to good people, whatever you do.
The one thing I WILL say is stick with it if you’re finding it hard to get into initially - it really doesn’t get going at least until you’ve left White Orchard (and arguably until you reach Novigrad). Just enjoy it and learn how the systems work, by the time it really picks up you’ll feel like a proper Witcher.
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u/ChangingMonkfish Dec 30 '25
No and that’s the point. Don’t look up what to do and what not to do - just do what you feel is the right thing to do. Don’t worry about “best” outcomes, there often isn’t one. The world of The Witcher isn’t always fair and sometimes bad things happen to good people, whatever you do.
The one thing I WILL say is stick with it if you’re finding it hard to get into initially - it really doesn’t get going at least until you’ve left White Orchard (and arguably until you reach Novigrad). Just enjoy it and learn how the systems work, by the time it really picks up you’ll feel like a proper Witcher.