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The thing I wish knew was that you could use Axii on that stupid goat and I spent 20 mins using the bell

Dodge, don’t roll. You are virtually invincible when dodging, and it doesn’t cost stamina.

NEVER sell your Witcher equipment, you'll need it to craft the next level. Learned that the hard way

A few extra tips and tricks:
- Constantly pressing your jump button while falling will allow Geralt to perform a roll as soon as he hits the ground. This will allow you to fall from bigger heights without dying, so if you ever accidentally fall, mash your jump button as it can save you from dying.
- You can insta-kill any cyclops in the game by shooting them in the eye with a crossbow. Cyclops are generally some-what tough to fight, but shooting them in the eye with a crossbow insta-kills them. To make this easier, use northern wind to freeze the cyclops, then just line up the shot with their eye and they'll die instantly.
- Foglets are also annoying enemies as they constantly go in and out of invisibility.. While you can use the Yrden sign to counter this, if you simply cast Aard in the general direction of a foglet as soon as it turns invisible, the foglets get knocked down to the ground and you can insta-kill it.
-Crossbow works great in water so keep that in mind!
Enjoy the game!
EDIT: It seems the cyclops tip only works for cyclops bosses.

heres a quick bit of information for anyone new to the game, when it comes to the potion, oils and bomb system once you craft them you have them forever, its not like skyrim where its kind of a waste of time and effort because you have to be constantly brewing new potions, all you have to do is make sure you have alcohol in your inventory and meditate once you run out of charges to re-charge them, before i knew this i wasnt bothering with them, after i found this out i was using them all the damn time, a potion system done right if you ask me

In both Skyrim and Witcher 3 I can't resist the urge to pick herbs even though I never use potions

The fact that there are still Witcher 3 tips videos coming out shows how perfect this game is.

you can basically one shot drowners underwater with the crossbow.

Obviously the Netflix series , has reawakened this AWESOME game once again. By far the best RPG I've ever played. ( beat it 3 times to make sure I got the best ending)

Biggest tip you can have is to learn about alchemy and invest in alchemy skills like heightened tolerance, acquired tolerance and protective coating. Also invest 3 points into axii to get the extra dialogue options which helps you avoid a bunch of conflict situations and gives extra xp.
You can swap this in and out for a combat ability as required.

For me No1:
Should not have banged both Triss and Yennifer

When you know the game like the back of your hand but gotta watch anyway cos its witcher❤️👌

Worth a mention; if you're diving for any treasure (like the moon blade) don't be put off by drowners, equip the crossbow you get at the Griffin fight and use it underwater, regardless of damage drowners only take one shot while swimming and geralt will auto aim if you don't hold the fire button

There’s too much to do in this game. I’m overwhelmed. Help

Edit: all good. Platinumed the game

A crucial tip if you love fighting over-leveled enemies: if you already have it, throw a Superior Northern Wind at an enemy, doesn't matter if it's human, nonhuman or monster. After it's frozen, sheathe your sword and give a strong punch. Not a fast, but a strong punch. It's pretty much a guaranteed one hit kill

Just recently learned that Geralt aims the crossbow by himself if you just click it once instead of holding it. Underwater siren fights in Skellige got a lot easier.

A million new Witcher 3:Wild Hunt videos appear on youtube again.
me: MUST. WATCH. THEM. ALL.

Good combat tip is when dodging (not rolling) dodge towards your enemy as they are attacking and you should end up behind them which gives you more time to attack and a bigger damage bonus when attacking from behind

There's a autosave option in the settings which will autosave every 3 minutes instead of the usual 15 minutes... which can be useful if you often forget to save yourselves.