Data miners discovered a deleted quest from The Witcher 3 related to Iorveth

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The elven resistance should have been given a chance to speak out again.

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I don’t know about you, but when I played The Witcher 3, I really regretted the lack of development of the elven storylines. More precisely, links to previous works that usually work on the people-oriented part. Both Saskia and Iorveth disappeared. However, now data miners have managed to find information that the elven partisan was originally supposed to be present in the game and was even supposed to try to kill the emperor himself.

The storyline, spread over a decent 154 pages, would have focused on a specific story surrounding a plague that Geralt, along with other characters, including Iorveth, would have to try to find a cure for. Selek worked with a mad scientist, demons, and some of the expansion cast. Heart of stone. However, unfortunately, it was never actually included in the game. However, its contents were not completely forgotten, since at least part of it was finally used for the already mentioned expansion. It’s a little disappointing that Iorvet didn’t show up there. The Elven line would definitely deserve more space in Sorcerer. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is available on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.

Source :Indian TV

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