Localisation isn’t often thought about by fans, especially with a western role-playing game like The Witcher 3, but it can be quite a tough job. Yennefer Provided Quite the Localisation Challenge It looks like we’ll never know where Iorveth is during the events of The Witcher 3, or what the developers had planned for the elf, unless CD Projekt ever openly comments on the matter. Webber explains that Iorveth had an active role in the game, and as development for The Witcher 3 went on, it wasn’t a quest line that CD Projekt could simply replace, so they cut it entirely. It turns out, as CD Projekt’s Philipp Webber revealed on the official CD Projekt RED forums, that Iorveth actually was part of The Witcher 3, but his quest was cut during development for multiple reasons. That being said, Iorveth is entirely absent in The Witcher 3, leading fans to speculate for months on end as to where he was. Remember Iorveth, the charismatic, often-antagonising elf from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings? The loveable rogue was a fan favorite upon release, and he’s been cemented as one of the best Witcher characters over the past five years or so. Iorveth’s Quest in The Witcher 3 Was Cut by CD Projekt Here are 9 secrets you didn't know about The Witcher 3.
Chances are, there’s a fair few things you’ve missed while playing The Witcher 3, and there are also some tales from the developers themselves surrounding the making of the game, all of which we’ve combined here to reveal some of the games biggest secrets. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is such a dense, detailed game, that even the most experienced players won’t have found every secret developers CD Projekt Red buried within the game.
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