The Last Witcher 3 SECRET - Vivienne Dies after 7 Years in Skellige. 

and thank YOU for making these videos!

Have you made a video about the Inventory Item ID limit glitches? Random crazy s**t starts happening and you can find like, invisible items in the inventory, when you hold tab to swap the different types of bolts on the bow you can use chicken sandwiches or other stuff, it's weird lol.

I hope you continue the series in some way or other, your videos keep the game alive for me years after first playing it!!! Thank you!

Vivienne dies after 7 years The secret was found after 7 years! Everything was scripted

Cheers to 7 years. It's not the secret chests in the towers of Novigrad, the Pulp Fiction references between the Baron's henchman in Velen, or even Eredin and his band of Aen Elle miscreants. The real Wild Hunt was the friends we made along the way.

Even if it’s not true this is my now my headcanon

Annnnnnnnd..... right after they destroyed their reputation with a broken fucking mess.

@@Ajax-wo3gt It works now, doesnt it?

@@Marquis-Sade Not really. It's still a shit game. Your mileage may very.

@@Ajax-wo3gt My mileage?

*Narrator, holding a box of secrets* "No... he hasn't."

Now he can finally play the game.

@@SImrobert2001 and starts whistling like gaunter o'dimm

Now, for the post-game stuff:

It's time for Elden Ring... I'm struggling as a newcomer. Witcher 3 was story-based... This game is something else entirely!

Hell yeah. XLetalis you are a legend. I hope CDPR can make a game as great as this one was again. Even if it was a lightning in a bottle event, it is an achievement other, much bigger studios wish they could have pulled off.

@@Transblucency I still can't decide which game of the Witcher trilogy is my favourite one so for me it's definitely not a "lighting in a bottle". I would rather say that it was CP77 which was exception (by being simply good not a masterpiece) than Witcher 3.

Nah there should be more to find, Skyrim is even older and people continue to find hidden things

I'm still finding new stuff in CP2077. There has been a ton of stuff added recently as well which is great. The PS5 upgrade was free which I appreciate.

Let's hope they'll add some new secrets in the new next-gen update.

And now they have a new game in development, awesome

@@alexxxscream I'm excited to see how their next title will turn out but I'm not certain it will reach the witcher 3 status either

@@mattouttahell92 I'm not excited at all. Cyberpunk killed the faith I had in CDPR.

COINCIDENCE? I THINK NOT!

@@GeraltofRivia22 I guess I'm a bit of an optimist then. I think there's still a chance for them to get it together but if they don't, I won't be surprised

thanks for the insight!

it's the same thing that caused the minecraft farlands I think: big number got too big and broke everything

As soon as you compare two timestamps from the ingame clock instead of the system clock for anything (even though that's kinda hacky), this would result in ... negative time differences. Aka time moving backwards. So yeah, stuff would break, lmao.

This is complete speculation and could very well be wrong, but it could be that the game time is being stored as an int32. That puts the maximum positive time counter value at 2^31-1 (2,147,483,647) before overflow to -2^31 (-2,147,483,648). If the length of a day is 1 hour & 36 minutes (96 minutes), the math does seem to work out with the "End of Time" occurring after 10 years if you assume the counter is representing 10 ms in in-game time: = (max positive counter value) / (days in a year) / (real world minutes in a day) / (seconds in a minute) / (10ms intervals in a second) = 2,147,483,647 / 365 / 96 / 60 / 100 = 10.214438 ~ 10.2 years Given that the time actually went negative and not back to zero, I do think the counter must be a signed type. I guess technically the game could use an unsigned type and just pick an arbitrary start time and always delta to that, but that seems a bit more complex than it has to be. If anyone has a better explanation or knows the actual internals, would be interested to hear it!

I guess it would be a bit weird to have to map the time this way to an actual clock time so this is probably wrong.

Wait until you realize that if you don’t move in the direction the updates in Minecraft add to make it larger, the farm and stuff get closer with each update. You may have not changed from the land for fear of them, but they have gotten closer to you.

@@silent_stalker3687 You know, I'm kind of thankful that I don't play Minecraft anymore.

Yeah when I was a kid I somehow got way more immersed into videogames, and observing glitches when you i.e. parkour in Hexen-2 to the a point from where you can see the game has no horizon and instead the sky just loops all the way BELOW the game world. Also in Earth-2150 the default camera angle and zoom limits don't allow enough zoom-out to see the edge of the world, nor the fact that units have no textures on their bottoms - however a few particularly tall and steep hills exposed that. And, of course, levels like Xen in Half-Life which have "down" gravity while on some sort of island in space which lets you fall into an endless space-like void. - that freaked me out :-D Then I became a game developer and spent waay to much time looking at game level segments floating in the editor with just a skybox around them that I kinda got de-immersed from it. I guess IRL one can get also get mentally uneasy, if they try to be always aware that the Earth is a sphere or rock flying through cold space believed to be endless, while also spinning. Although the RL is less psycho than a couple Sci-Fi books I've read where 1) about a hundred people lived inside a space station, some 2 km in diameter, for several generations - and believed that to be the entire world there is. The interior of their living compartment was made to look like rock and they believed the entire universe outside their hollowed-out space was endless solid rock. 2) Enhabitants of an entire planet believed their planet was a hollow inside rock with gravity pointing inside out, because atmospheric refraction exceeded their planet's curvature. Their atmosphere was opaque enough that they never saw starts nor even their sun - their "clear sky" was similar to Earth's densely overcast sky. 3) Another sci-fi book I've read featured a "white hole" - aka reverse black hole, with reversed gravity, but also providing sunlight and thus energy. People built a space station around at about a 4km in radius - where the energy density was similar to Earth on a sunny day. Their gravity there was indeed pointing outwards, so falling from the lowest (outermost) floors of the station would push you away into the void. And the station itself relied on a finite set of steel cables looping around the "star" - to hold itself together, and if too many were torn - the remaining ones would be ripped apart, and disconnected parts of the station would be pushed AWAY from their "star" - into the endless cold void, where they'd inevitably freeze.

Just use mods to leave the Overworld and go to space.

^This

Speculating what will be written on his tombstone.

@GreenTea💚 And the worst thing many of Witcher 3 devs and staff quit because of that.

At first i've heard her speaking HELL and was like WTF lol

I did have help from all of you guys

He didnt show everything on YT, there are some I sent personally through twitter dms that didnt make it :(

Yes, he... and some other people that helped him.. and some that make similiar videos like he and that are still discovering new details that even xletalis didn't found

@@JoaoPedro-pj6do where it was posted

@@JoaoPedro-pj6do wheres the video or articles, i want to see all that

we support this decision!

FOR REAL LETS GOOOO

Hell yeah lets gooooo

Like Geralt finding a book written by Sir Ex Letalis in a quest then an scholar npc says in dialogue: "NPC: Yes you found the book... The author have described in detail every nook and cranny of Novigrad, Velen and Toussant" "Geralt: Why'd he go through so much trouble?" "NPC: Well let say he was quite obsessed, even by our scholar's standards"

well he already earned an easter egg in farewell of the white wolf

Red dead 2 is probably the most detailed but Witcher 3 isn’t too far behind can’t wait for the next installment

@@arabianprinceflyeaglesfly1700 Does R.D.R. 2 record 7 years of in-game time?

@@rtxmeatlug3149 No, but there’s just a lot of crazy details in the game that’s unmatched and way more crazy secrets to find you can always play the game yourself

@@arabianprinceflyeaglesfly1700 That's true, but I still believe that the Witcher 3 is more detailed lore and narrative wise.

@@arabianprinceflyeaglesfly1700 Biggest CAP of the century Rdr 2 doesn't provide 1 percent details like witcher 3 does. So go hold ur L. Witcher 3>>>>>>Rdr 2 and it's not even close.

It wasn't flawless, the combat was underwhelming. The rest though, *chefs kiss*.

@@MTLGSE also rpg elements are meh like how you can just steal from any house with no one stopping you + game has some padding and it is worse when there is false urgency

@@aligmal5031 Nobody seems to sleep at night either.

@@24flyingcats84 they just close and go home but i don't think they do yea

Nah, on the technical side this game is *far* from flawless. Combat is average, movement is clunky, swimming and horse-riding are terrible, quite lots of visual bugs, AI is dumb as hell, crime system is laughable, dialogues overlapping are a reoccurring annoyance, etc. This game's strong and weak points are similar to Cyberpunk's, only getting much less shit about it. Masterful visuals and worlds with a masterful story and details, but being extremely amateurish in its' mechanics.

And we’ll be right here for it 😅

the secret is he is one of the developers :D

Should be titled the latest secret

xLetalis is worse at retiring than Tom Brady. :)

In Minecraft the time ends after a few billion years I think and the sun starts to go the opposite direction.

@@kacperwoch4368 for real? I’d love to see a video

i was thinking how the first bit can represent negative numbers and it was just increasing the number

i would find it more fun as a secret end of the world cap, although it's impossibel to play the game for 10 years to pass. In like 50 years we might get games that have such passage of time with such influene on the world and quests, but rn i would say it can only be done via story time-skips aka separating it into acts/chapters

dont u just hate when that shit happens

He wasn't the one who discovered it, there's an article from a German website from 2020 about someone finding this

Another viewer actually commented about it and suggested that at the root of this is an interview with the same developer, Phillip Weber, during which he apparently revealed the secret to them.

holy hell, my two favourite easter egg hunters, conversating?!? who would have thought... This is the perfect crossover easter egg.

The real easter egg is always in the comments.

The legend himself! Love your videos!

It was found almost 2 years ago.

Yeah but unfortunately they now ruining themselves with Unreal Engine 5 and partnering with epic games

but then who will make videos for us? its nice to see him just as excited as us to find new stuff after so much time

He'd certainly be great at testing all quests in a ton of variations and make sure they never break :)

Exactly what I had in mind!

The master of bugtesting

@@SteveIsHavingMC he'll be the one teasing

ya... the other ending of the quest

​@@CrypticCobra Which is??

​@@hellspawnx3526you can make the guy who likes her have the curse, so she lives with him and he has sometime to live. We don't know how much but Geralt said that the curse will be weaker on him cause he is an Adult when getting the curse and not a Child like Vivienne when she got that curse

Thank you for being here, it was amazing for me as well!

The prophecy has been fulfilled

Blood and Wine was released in 2016.

@@oliver.n278 I don’t like you

@@oliver.n278 That's why your dad left the house when you were a child

must just be coincidence, ive been to your moms house several hundred times not seven

We need to petition to make Letalis a character in the next game

@@xLetalis witcher 4 announcement, more years of finding secrets hell yeah

A man kinda like Codringhen and Fenn mixed with Thaler or Dijkstra. But for the New witcher!!!

ty :)

It's the 2038 problem. The probably used an 8 or 16 bit int to represent the time value.

@@jimmyvau yeah that, or my other thought was that if they used a float (though that would not make a lot of sense imo) then it could be losing precision as the value increases Though that wouldn't result in negative time, etc, so it's most likely just an overflow

But is it really the last one? The developers said that they’re not sure if it’s the last one, but the last big one that was yet undiscovered

yes, as Geralt predicted

no she doesnt die, she just respawns with console commands

One could almost call it a conjunction of spheres;)

Point light sources are these days rendered separately as spheres and the lighting is only done within these sphere (for further study, google "deferred rendering"). The size of the sphere is the area the light source impacts. I don't know why they are all white but it probably has to do something with time values being negative.

The conjunction of the spheres?

@@sarroxxie9257 that makes sense. I didn't realize how eerie modern game worlds can appear when you strip away enough layers.

shit, i got you good news

Geralt is already 100 years old, Witchers live to be 400ish if they didn't all die to fighting

Still have Details Missed videos coming

Because he made a video about an easter egg that was found almost 2 years ago?

I had to search for the meaning of that word until I realized what you mean LOL

@@simplysaycheese damn didn’t notice it 😂😂

:) Thank you

hehe

hehe

Overflow was my first thought too. Although, I remain sceptical that they'd store time as float. At least in C# time is stored as 64 bit integer AKA long. Then again, I might be completely off, since I have zero game engine programming experience. I still don't quite get what they'd do with the fractions of float when handling time.

It's just a technical bug, no lore or intention behind it. A integer or float register overflow.

Just popping in to let you know I'm currently at 1800, because I do full replays including ng+ every year. I love this world and its journeys.

This game is currently the only thing I can make myself do for fun in the midst of a gnarly depressive episode. I don't think CDPR realized just how special this game was going to be to some of us.

@@miriahmiller5747 I can relate. I always felt like I was leaving this world and entering another when playing Witcher 3. Truly an experience I'll forever hold dear to my heart.

@@PotentSenzu that's exactly how I feel. It's so immersive that I can forget about reality for a little but.

yeah im sure touching grass and sunlight couldnt have helped either...

hey

my pleasure :)