What is the rarest achievement in The Witcher 3?

The rarest achievement in The Witcher 3 often cited is "Master Marksman", requiring 50 headshot kills with a crossbow, followed closely by challenging feats like "Walked the Path" (Death March difficulty) and "Return to Sender" (deflecting arrows), with "Card Collector" being notoriously missable and difficult due to its scope. However, precise rankings fluctuate, but these consistently appear as the most elusive due to difficulty, tedium, or missable questlines.
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What is the hardest difficulty achievement in The Witcher 3?

Walked the Path is an achievement in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and requires one to complete the game on the highest difficulty setting, Death March, from start to finish.
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Are there any missable achievements in Witcher 3?

In terms of the missable achievements: There's the "Card Collector" one for getting all of the gwent cards; "Kingmaker" for finishing the main quest line where you pick between Cerys and Hjalmar to become king of Skellige (refusing to help either will miss the achievement); "Full Crew" for getting every possible ally ...
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What is the evilest thing achievement in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt?

That Is the Evilest Thing is an achievement in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and requires one to use a burning opponent to ignite the gas from a Dragon's Dream bomb, causing a small explosion, 10 times.
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Can I not 100% the Witcher if I fail a quest?

This is right. Some of the quest objectives and even some of the quests in the game are mutually exclusive - completing objective A might lock out objective B, or vice versa. There's no way to complete every possible objective or every quest in a single playthrough. So don't stress about it.
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Is it worth killing the succubus in The Witcher 3?

Whether to kill the succubus in The Witcher 3 depends on your playstyle, moral compass, and whether you prioritize gameplay rewards (like the Succubus Decoction) over Geralt's usual non-lethal approach to sentient, non-aggressive monsters. Killing her yields a valuable mutagen for the Succubus Decoction, but sparing her (especially the one in Novigrad, Salma) aligns better with Geralt's character and can benefit you later in quests like "Skellige's Most Wanted" by proving you spare monsters. 
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What happens if I reject keira?

If Geralt declines Keira's offer:

And so, rather than indulge in the pleasures of the flesh, they lay back and admired the stars... until, that is, Keira quite unexpectedly put Geralt to sleep with a spell.
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Who is the most evil character in The Witcher 3?

1. Gaunter O'Dimm. Gaunter O'Dimm, also called “Master Mirror” or “Man of Glass,” emerges as perhaps the most enigmatic and malevolent figure in Witcher 3.
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Who is the main villain of Witcher 3?

The main villain of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is Eredin Bréacc Glas, the King of the Wild Hunt, who relentlessly pursues Ciri to harness her power to stop the White Frost and conquer worlds, while other major antagonists include the manipulative Gaunter O'Dimm in the Hearts of Stone expansion and the ruthless Emperor Emhyr var Emreis (though often seen as a political force rather than a direct monster). 
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Are there any missable trophies in The Witcher 3?

The Witcher 3 has several missable trophies, primarily tied to Gwent cards, specific quest outcomes, choosing the right allies for Kaer Morhen, and completing certain contracts/side quests before major story points, especially before starting the "Isle of Mists" quest, which locks out many Gwent/side activities; saving frequently and checking guides for "Card Collector," "Gwent Master," "Full Crew," and DLC trophies (like "Dead Man's Party") is crucial.
 
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Can you 100 The Witcher 3 in one playthrough?

Yes, you can achieve 100% completion (all achievements/trophies) in The Witcher 3 in a single playthrough, but it's very challenging and requires careful planning, specific choices, and often using guides to avoid missable content, especially Gwent cards and certain quest outcomes, while starting on the hardest "Death March" difficulty for the trophy requirement. It's not about doing every single thing in the game (some quests have mutually exclusive paths), but rather completing all tasks required for 100% achievement completion in one run. 
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Who is the hardest gwent player in Witcher 3?

Most challenging Gwent players in The Witcher 3 – Day #4
  1. Nobleman in Vizima.
  2. Sasha. ...
  3. The Armorer in Larvik. ...
  4. Merchant in Novigrad. You meet him during the quest 'The Nobleman Statuette'. ...
  5. The Bloody Baron. Being fairly new to the game, you meet quite a big challenge from the old Baron. ...
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Is there a point of no return in Witcher 3?

This act starts after all leads in Velen, Novigrad, and Skellige have been exhausted and Geralt realizes Uma may have something to do with Ciri. Note that the point of no return, which will close and/or fail some quests, is when Geralt heads to the Isle of Mists.
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Should I say I killed Aryan in Witcher 3?

Whether you killed Aryan La Valette in The Witcher 2 or spared him only affects minor dialogue and interactions with his mother, Mary Louisa, in The Witcher 3's 'Broken Flowers' quest; sparing him leads to a pleasant chat and invite to the races, while killing him makes her hostile, but the main quest progresses either way, with both paths offering different story flavor, so it's more about roleplaying than major plot impact. 
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How many hours to 100 percent in Witcher 3?

For 100% completion of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, including all DLCs, expect a massive time commitment of around 150 to over 200 hours, with averages often cited between 175 to 200+ hours, depending on your playstyle, how thoroughly you explore every nook and cranny, and if you track down every single question mark and side activity across the base game and its two major expansions (Hearts of Stone & Blood and Wine). 
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Who is the hardest boss in The Witcher 3?

The hardest boss in The Witcher 3 is widely considered to be Dettlaff van der Eretein from the Blood and Wine expansion, due to his multi-phase, fast-paced attacks and high damage, requiring mastery of dodging, Quen, and specific oils like Vampire Oil; however, Iris's Greatest Fear (Hearts of Stone) and The Caretaker are also strong contenders for difficulty, especially on higher settings like Death March, with the Caretaker's healing regeneration being particularly challenging.
 
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Who is Geralt's true love?

Geralt of Rivia's true love, according to the books and canon lore, is the sorceress Yennefer of Vengerberg, with whom he shares a deep, fated, yet tumultuous bond, often complicated by their connection to Ciri and other romances like with Triss Merigold, but ultimately Yennefer is his soulmate. Their relationship, tied by a magical wish to a Djinn, forms a central theme throughout The Witcher saga, defining Geralt's complex love life. 
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Should I spare Gaetan in witcher 3?

The choice to kill or spare Gaetan in The Witcher 3 is a major moral dilemma with no easy answer, revolving around his massacre of villagers after being betrayed and cheated by them, balanced against his own brutal life and sparing a child, with rewards varying but generally not game-breaking, leaving it up to player interpretation of Geralt's character and justice. Sparing him shows compassion for a fellow Witcher driven to rage but risks his future instability; killing him is a harsh justice for the innocent deaths but eliminates a valuable monster slayer and potentially a threat.
 
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Why did Ciri's dad turn evil?

Ciri's father, Emperor Emhyr var Emreis (originally Duny), became "evil" by embracing ruthless ambition after being cursed and banished, transforming into a power-hungry ruler obsessed with fulfilling an Elder Blood prophecy through Ciri, leading him to stage his own death, kill his wife Pavetta, and invade Cintra to claim his daughter and world-changing lineage, driven by a desire to reclaim his stolen birthright and control destiny.
 
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Is Ciri or Geralt stronger?

Ciri is more powerful in raw magical potential (Elder Blood) and has world-breaking abilities like teleportation, making her theoretically stronger long-term, but Geralt is the superior, more experienced, and consistent fighter in direct combat, having mastered Witcher training and mutations, which often allows him to defeat foes Ciri struggles with, like Caranthir. Ciri's power is raw and often uncontrolled, while Geralt's strength lies in his honed skills and experience, making him more reliable in a straight fight, though her potential is vast. 
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Who is the woman Geralt kills?

Geralt was compelled to kill Renfri, also known as the Shrike in The Witcher, after she threatened to massacre the people of Blaviken to force Geralt into helping her kill Stregobor.
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Are Nilfgaardians good or bad?

Ultimately, Nilfgaard represents the shades of moral grayness that permeate The Witcher's fantasy world. They are brutal conquerors and oppressors but also inheritors of a rich legacy that drives their actions, for better or worse.
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Does Yen get mad if you sleep with Keira?

No, Yennefer doesn't get mad if you sleep with Keira Metz in The Witcher 3; her anger is reserved for when you commit to Triss, as Keira is considered a casual fling and doesn't impact the main Yennefer or Triss romances, allowing you to enjoy both without major repercussions.
 
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Can you sleep with Jutta in Witcher 3?

You can go to either of the two brothels, Crippled Kate's and the Passiflora. Besides brothels, there are two other women you can sleep with, Sasha (High Stakes quest) and Jutta (Iron Maiden quest).
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Is it better to romance Triss or Yennefer?

Neither Triss nor Yennefer romance is objectively "better," as it depends on player preference for a tumultuous, lore-rich soulmate bond (Yennefer) versus a sweeter, more stable relationship (Triss); Yennefer offers deeper story involvement and feels more "canon" to Geralt's fate, while Triss provides a gentler, happier-feeling path with more emotional comfort, though her romance arc in The Witcher 3 can feel shorter or less complete to some. 
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