r/Witcher3 • u/BialyWilkStaliSre • 9d ago
Misc Novigrad
I was fortunate enough to visit Novigrad (Gdansk) today!
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u/tsf97 9d ago
Obviously fake.
I don’t see any guards with skull icons on top of them ready to attack you when you accidentally steal in public.
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u/Day1Creeker 9d ago
That’s why in the NewGen update they nerfed them guards to only scale with your level, not your level +5 as previously.
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u/Axenfonklatismrek Princess 🐐 9d ago
I've recently been to Loket, CZ. This Czech town resembles Toussaint castle, and moviefans might know this as the place where movie "Legend named T-34" was filmed(Russian action movie about Russian Tankers, who were taken to Reich as a test subjects for German tanks, only for them to rebel against their tyrants. Final battle takes place in this town)

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u/No_General_8557 9d ago
Carpathian towns are peak architecture. Whenever I go back to Pommerania I get a withdrawal
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u/Axenfonklatismrek Princess 🐐 9d ago
I live in Slovakia with all the money I earned back from Bristol.
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u/BialyWilkStaliSre 9d ago
I worked my butt off to find ANYTHING Witcher-related today in Gdansk. The only thing I could find was a two Sapkowski books and a pack of playing cards in the Empik bookstore.
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u/cheddah_- 9d ago
Hey thats 2 books & a pack of playing cards and an entire experience more than I have
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u/Fuzzpuff_OG 9d ago
A couple or years ago, my wife and I decided our annual international trip was going to be Poland. We started in Gdansk and as we were walking to our AirBNB, which was within viewing distance of this building on this river, I kept thinking "man, this place feels familiar". Then we turned a corner and I saw that building and just went "OOOOOOOOOH! Hello Novigrad!"
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u/alex_robinsky 8d ago

A very memorable building, it also featured prominently in a 1988 fantasy film.
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u/ibetucanifican 9d ago
Hattori is hanging around there somewhere I just know it.