How does the Witcher story end?

Well, the Witcher 3 story's ending is complex. There are different paths that can be taken. If the player has been building a good relationship between Geralt and Ciri, and has made choices that encourage her to face her challenges bravely, there's a chance for a happy ending where they both survive. But if the choices are more self - centered or not in Ciri's best interests, it could lead to a darker end, like Ciri being lost forever or even dying. And this also affects how Geralt's story concludes, whether he continues his life as a Witcher or is left with a sense of loss and regret.

The story of The Witcher 3 typically ends when you complete the main quests and reach the game's designated conclusion. It depends on your choices and how you progress through the game.

It's hard to say exactly. Maybe it'll have a heroic and satisfying conclusion for the main characters.

At the end of Geralt's story in Witcher 3, his character arc is completed in a multi - faceted way. He has learned to balance his violent profession with his new - found family. His experiences with Ciri, Yennefer and others have made him more empathetic. He has faced great challenges and in the end, he stands as a more well - rounded character. His final actions, whether it's in battle or in his personal life, are a testament to his complete transformation from the start of the game.

In the original Witcher, the themes are more about Geralt's struggle with his identity as a Witcher, the politics of the different kingdoms, and the fight against monsters. However, in harem fanfiction, a big part of the plot is often about managing and developing the relationships within the harem. For example, how Geralt balances his feelings for different characters like Triss and Yennefer, which is not a major focus in the original.

The Witcher novels have a complex and somewhat ambiguous ending. It involves Geralt and his companions facing various challenges and making significant choices that shape their fates.

In a way, it is. The Witcher 3 provides a satisfying ending to Geralt's adventures, but there's always potential for more stories set in the same universe.

The back story affects gameplay in many ways. For example, Geralt's relationships with other characters, which are part of the back story, can lead to different quests and outcomes. If you know his history with Yennefer, you'll understand the choices you make regarding her in the game. Also, the political situation in the back story means that there are different factions in the game. You might side with one kingdom over another based on what you know of their history. And the monsters' origin stories, also from the back story, help you understand how to fight them better.

It usually takes around 50 to 70 hours, depending on your playstyle and how much you explore.

Definitely! The story of The Witcher 3 is rich and complex, with well-developed characters and multiple plotlines that add depth and excitement. It's one of the game's standout features.