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... I am always left wanting more. Festive mini games these days are often very basic and the dificulty is low. I miss the tower defense event from the very first Lantern Rite.

1. Sheep dying from high elevation is propably one of the worst designs. We can either have a field or a pasture placed on high elevation terrain.

2. Butcher does not have a reserve. I nearly killed all my sheeps with it.

3. My Livestock Trading Post seem to not work correctly. I can buy animals but I can't sell them.

4. Logging Camp's smoke animation does not work correctly.

5. I really like the new policies. The new system has way more impact on the region. I am also a fan of mixing in negative perks like burgage plots providing more regional wealth but the citizens are more negative towards taxation.

6. At the same time I think that with the new policies the progression from smal

Naturally there will be spoilers for the book ahead.

What is the significance of ravens in the book?

They appear in the key moments. Every time Geralt has to make a choice.

At the start I though Timur Voronoff uses them to spy and gather intel for Holt or that it may be just a random occurance. Then I realized that the narrator clearly describes ravens are warning Geralt but he can't understand it.

And here comes my question. What connects ravens and the cult of Melitele?

It seems to me that the High Priestess of Melitele when in trance can see the glimpse of the future through ravens. And tries to keep Geralt safe both physically and morally.

I don't recall it being referenced in ot

Naturally there will be spoilers for the book ahead.

!What is the significance of ravens in the book?

They appear in the key moments. Every time Geralt has to make a choice.

At the start I though Timur Voronoff uses them to spy and gather intel for Holt or that it may be just a random occurance. Then I realized that the narrator clearly describes ravens are warning Geralt but he can't understand it.

And here comes my question. What connects ravens and the cult of Melitele?

It seems to me that the High Priestess of Melitele when in trance can see the glimpse of the future through ravens. And tries to keep Geralt safe both physically and morally.

I don't recall it being referenced in ot

Naturally there will be spoilers for the book ahead.

What is the significance of ravens in the book?

They appear in the key moments. Every time Geralt has to make a choice.

At the start I though Timur Voronoff uses them to spy and gather intel for Holt or that it may be just a random occurance. Then I realized that the narrator clearly describes ravens are warning Geralt but he can't understand it.

And here comes my question. What connects ravens and the cult of Melitele?

It seems to me that the High Priestess of Melitele when in trance can see the glimpse of the future through ravens. And tries to keep Geralt safe both physically and morally.

I've only managed to go through the first two chapters and the number of improvements over the previous expansion is already noticable right from the very start.

1. The new/improved mount is the first feature we get introduced to. And we get to own it. Not borrow it until a collection is finished. We get to tame our own journeykin. Not to mention that it comes with a new amazing skin which has 4 dye slots.

2. New weapon is introduced to us via mastery system and through the perssonal story. We don't need to look for some random NPC to unlock land spear proficiency.

3. Multiple new models and assets. The new region feels fresh.

4. So far for me the new region feels very immersive. The m

There has been some confusion on forums about the guardian's AA animation bug. Some other VFX fixes were mentioned in the Sharp Lessons: Spear Beta Feedback Update. But not his one. It has been a major source of complain and plenty of feedback on this has been posted on forums.

When running, changing direction of movement, dashing, charging the VFX would appear behind the player character. Well, it still does.

It's clearly visible in the latest Bloom VOD on Janthir Wilds (6:16 - 6:21).

The VOD may contain Janthir Wilds spoilers.

https://youtu.be/rwEsZzLO_0U?si=s72eLKrzbN0F0wVa&t=376

Everyone here should be interested in the ongoing initiative to keep the videogame's (mainly MMO) alive via public non-comercial hosting after the publisher decides to stop supporting it. It's an EU initiative and only EU citizens can support it. Detaile dinformations can be found in the links below.

VOD:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkMe9MxxZiI

Petition (for EU citizens only):

https://citizens-initiative.europa.eu/initiatives/details/2024/000007_en#:~:text=This%20initiative%20calls%20to%20require,a%20functional%20(playable)%20state

Guide:

https://www.stopkillinggames.com/eci

"A false god!" is a quote said by a charr female character in the trailer. That phrase comming from a charr's snout can mean only one thing. We are gonna clash with Titans in the upcoming expansion.