The Witcher 3: Wild Huntis a massive game with a vast world to explore. It’s packed with quests and character stories that develop throughout the story. In addition to the campaign, the protagonist, Geralt, picks up a lot of missions and contracts along the way. Thankfully, these aren’t the usual run-of-the-mill fetch quests.
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Many quests inThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunthave meaningful stories with choices that aren’t always black and white. Moreover, several seemingly minor actions can have lasting implications that won’t rear their head until much later in the game.
How To Find Contracts In The Witcher 3
Contracts inThe Witcher 3are usually obtained byreading noticeboardsin almost every village, town, and city in the game’s world. There is often a selection of jobs available for Geralt to take on. Most can be completed at the player’s leisure, but some missions are time-sensitive. To take on amonster contract inThe Witcher 3,use the following steps:
Many of the game’s optional contracts and jobs are found by talking to NPCs inThe Witcher 3. There are lots to choose from, and even as the game starts onThe Witcher 3’s first map of White Orchid, there are 26 contracts to find.
Should Geralt Haggle?
Accepting a contract inThe Witcher 3will usually require Geralt to go and meet a chieftain, a village elder, or someone in a leadership role. Anyone familiar with the franchise, they’ll know that Witchers don’t work for free, and for Geralt,completing contractsis the best way to earn money in the game.
Before accepting a contract, Geralt willsometimeshave the opportunity to haggle with the contract giver and earn a bigger reward. However, Geralt risks angering the person that wants to hire him, astheir annoyance barcan prevent Geralt from getting a better payout. It’s generally better practice to haggle with the rich or the military instead of poor villagers struggling to survive.
How To Haggle
As mentioned above, Geralt can haggle with contractors and earn more money for jobs. Unfortunately, haggling doesn’t always work out, andthe counterparty can break off all negotiations. After all, ifthe contractor in The Witcher 3hasn’t got the money, they’ll refuse to pay Geralt anything above the starting offer. Many negotiations can fail at random, but if Geralt keeps thenegotiation/annoyance bararound 50-60%, he will have a better chance of winning the haggle. It’s safer tokeep the rewards at the 300 crownsmark before Geralt reaches level 18.
The Witcher 3: Wild Huntis available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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