I sent them my last quicksave explaning the facts. If they fix it wouldn't be hard for them to help us, I'm sure they can edit any save file easily. Selecting Yes enables additional dialogue choices near the beginning of The Witcher 3. However, you don’t get to have your say on these events just yet. The consequences of these events can be seen in The Witcher 3. Auto-filling choices as default seems quite a big fail by them, even more when that makes you lose new storylines (I suppose you can always kill Letho again in TW3 by no helping him, so no big deal in the end, if you wanted it that way), and there wasn't any sort of advice like 'hey, these are your loaded choices, do you agree?' either. Simulating a Witcher 2 save means that you get to decide how several key events played out in The Witcher 2.

It's obvious that we imported a save from TW2 because we wanted the story to follow what we did there. Have you ever wondered what your decisions from Witcher 2 will matter in Witcher 3 Well, it seems this is the answer. OK, I loaded an 'incomplete' save file, but if there was something missing, that Nilfgaard commander should have asked us about any open path there, as you said. Anyway, I think there should be 'debugging' NPC that checks your decisions. Thing is, I don't remember for sure what choices are in them, and I feel like I'd benefit from making them fresh. However, I do have some Witcher 2 save files lying around. If the player chose not to import, but to simulate choices from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, they will get the chance to set them during the conversation with Morvran Voorhis.

This quest takes Geralt to Vizima where he has an audience with the Emperor of Nilfgaard, Emhyr var Emreis. Also, if list being wrong is true then CDPR should help us because it is partialy their fault. I know that The Witcher 3 allows me to 'simulate' a Witcher 2 save by allowing me to make various key decisions about what happened in the previous game. Imperial Audience is a main quest in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and the final quest in the game's prologue.

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