As part of our full The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt guide and walkthrough, we're here to help. To make it even more confusion, the scene in question doesn't actually play until a good few hours into the game, so there's no way to know if you made the choice you wanted. There's just one small problem: when you're given the choice after starting a new game, the description doesn't make it clear which of them shows you this scene and which doesn't. Your choices matter, as they alter the world state and other small storylines in the game. To get around that on consoles, developer CD Projekt devised a scene in which a character asks Geralt a few questions about his choices in the previous game's various plot points. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. The PC version has a save import function, so it's not an issue there. It's also the series' first new-gen instalment, which means importing saves from The Witcher 2 is impossible. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the first game in the series to come to a PlayStation and Nintendo platform. The choices yield different results, but it's not clear which is which from the outset. You will enjoy a world that will be very likely to be unique to you and you will learn all lore along with a character you will make.The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gives players the choice of either going in with a clean slate or answering a few questions about the part they played in the events of the previous game. What I'd do in your position is to start a new world state in Keep, then tell it to randomize everything and play with it, preferably without checking what it picked.
If you make your decisions based on what you want to play now, then it will turn out that 3 heroes have a same personality, hence it may be bland and boring. Moreover if you do make a customized world it may seem boring, because you will know all outcomes, and bland, because all your choices may fit one, how should I put it, archetype? What I mean in previous games you played as two different people. Bioware has a habit of making all choices seem to be significant, but in fact they matter very little and even if you find a choice that should be significant Bioware will turn things around to make you end up with outcome they planned, so you won't break your game no matter what you select. Whatever choices you'd pick in previous games - those won't have significant effect to your game. You can play and fully enjoy Inquisition without knowing anything about previous games.
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