While wintering at the weathered fortress of Kaer Morhen with friends from your forgotten former life, you come under attack by a mysterious organization, after which you set out on a quest for revenge. Mysteriously back from the dead and haunted by the King of the Wild Hunt, you have no memories of your previous life.
#The witcher 2 chapters professional
You are Geralt of Rivia, a professional monster-hunter known as a Witcher. Also, since the Cockatrices in the Swamp Cave generally number from between six to ten, you can easily obtain 4200-7000 experience per run… much better than the 800-1000 in the Crypt we were averaging in Chapter 2. If you set it up so that you wake in the morning, however, you’ll only ever have to deal with a pair of Drowners/ĭrowned Dead and a Kikimore Warrior outside, and most of the time they won’t even bother you, which greatly cuts down on the frustration.
The latter give nice experience, but it’s still meager compared to what a Cockatrice kill gives you. The only annoying issues with this run are the Wolves that spawn in the cave (they’re trash mobs by now) and the Drowners, Drowned Dead, Bloedzuigers, and Kikimores outside the cave. There’s really only one dark tunnel to worry about, so no need for a Cat potion or gamma manipulation. Head outside and rest at the Fireplace near the Swamp Cave entrance (this time you’ll need to rest 24 hours, rather than just one to respawn the enemies). In the Swamp Cave you’ll find a pack of Cockatrices which give almost three times more experience than Graviers-factor in the dip in experience gained from Geralt’s level and this gap will only widen, so that at level 30 Geralt would gain only 150 experience per Gravier, but still 675 from Cockatrices-one Cockatrice kill would give more experience than an entire run through the Crypt in Chapter 2.Īll you have to do is return to the Swamps, enter the Swamp Cave, and smite the Cockatrices. The grind in Chapter 3 is far superior to the Chapter 1 & 2 grinding spots in both experience and convenience. Kill the several Graviers wandering about, ignore the Ghouls to save time, and rest at the campfire for an hour. It’s ugly, to be sure, and certainly not the ideal way to play the game, but it works. Instead, turn your gamma up to 2.00 (in the Options, Video Options menu) and you’ll be able to see what’s going on. it would just be a colossal waste of resources. You could waste time and money creating Cat potions so you can see, but do the math, four or five Graviers per run, 200~ experience per Gravier. Note that level 15 is the suggested amount of grinding you should do to make life easier, but it’s easy, if time-consuming, to reach higher levels here… There is one thing you might have noticed about this area, however… it’s damned dark.
Agree to do a little grave-robbing and he’ll give you a key to the crypt. To get access to the Crypt, talk to the “Con Artist” in the Temple District near the sewer entrance (he’ll be there between 6:30 and 8:00). These undead will give you 200 or so experience per kill up until level 15. In Chapter 2 you’ll find a great place to level in the crypt in the sewers, where you can hunt Graviers. Subscribe to Premium to Remove Ads Chapter 2 Grinding ¶ This all becomes much simpler if you brave the Crypt and kill several Ghouls in order to claim the Igni sign-then you don’t need to rely on Flint to start campfires or pay the Innkeeper five Orens to rest. You’ll mostly be fighting Barghests, but there’s a Ghoul who spawns near the houses between the Country Inn and the Royal Huntsman, and groups of Drowners that spawn near the docks. To grind, just run around outside of the Country Inn, you can do a circut up to town either way you go. Still, it’s no big deal if you complete those two quests and then grind… there’s much better experience to be hand in Chapters 2 and 3 anyways. These quests trigger with proximity, and avoiding them prevents you from making a circut of the map when grinding. The only trouble you’ll have in this area is avoiding the quests “Racists” up by the river and “She’s No Early Bird” outside of the gates leading to the Country Inn.
When Barghests start giving you 50 experience (level 6 or so), it’s time to stop. In Chapter 1, grind by killing Barghests and Drowners, both of which appear at night.
The early-going will be tougher, but you’ll save a bit of time. If you want a potent character, but you don’t want to waste a lot of time to get one, skip grinding in Chapter 1 & 2 and just do the Chapter 3 grinding. If you want a powerful Geralt who can handle anything the game can throw at him, you’ll grind at some point. You really dont need to do this at all to beat the game, as quests and incidental monster encounters will do fine getting you the basic experience you need.
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