Quoting: ShmerlActually the "movie" cut is taken from the series, but composed quite badly, making a very incoherent storyline. You should re-watch it in the original series form, that would make a lot more sense.

Quoting: bekoHence the "movie". I can't - or was this ever released with english subtitles somewhere?

Exploring the mountains across Kaer Trolde (you can actually get to the peak):

On the way up:



The smaller peak:



Another peak on the way up:



The highest peak:

Quoting: ShmerlExploring the mountains across Kaer Trolde (you can actually get to the peak):

Well, Roach had to stay below naturally, while Geralt was climbing on foot. And getting to some peaks can be tricky as well, going directly doesn't work, you need to jump and roll to advance (otherwise you'll slide down) ;)

The only ones I found that high up across Kaer Trolde were some mountain goats and harpies.

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And you can find some "snowboarding" fun there, in half pipe style valleys, where sliding works from side to side back and forth.

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harpies really fly high I wonder if they feed on goats what the heck do those monsters eat that up high.

Quoting: The_Aquabatharpies really fly high I wonder if they feed on goats what the heck do those monsters eat that up high.

I also try playing the "traditionalist" Witcher style, i.e. without using a crossbow, and it can be annoying with harpies. One tactic that works is to let them approach and then stun with Axii - they fall down after that. The only cases where I use crossbow are really drowners in the water, because nothing else works.

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Quoting: ShmerlAnd you can find some "snowboarding" fun there, in half pipe style valleys, where sliding works from side to side back and forth.