r/Witcher3 3d ago

Trick the Hym

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4.8k Upvotes

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u/Yashchamp14 3d ago

Oven

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u/waitinp 2d ago

Every time

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u/SophisticatedPhallus 1d ago

I have over 1600 hours and this game and have never once not put the baby in the oven. It’s mandatory.

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u/Regular_Jim081 2d ago

Yeah, but look at what the kids wearing, he's obviously oven proof.

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u/Preston_Garvy-MM 3d ago

Option 3: the Fallout option, E A T T H E B A B Y

18

u/Preston_Garvy-MM 3d ago

Option 4: the CoD MW2019 option, flashbang the baby

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u/Korenchkin12 2d ago

Flashbang through the door! Also,if you seen young pope : bay scene

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u/LickMyCherryXO 3d ago

Udalrik only had to shout “Gwent!” and it wouldn’t have reached the oven

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u/Triangle_Fox Team Shani 2d ago

Silently nods*

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u/Xnotarin Roach 🐴 3d ago

Wbt?

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u/aNdys0n007 3d ago

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u/postguy02 2d ago

Source please

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u/dont_rub_me_there 2d ago

Her name is Ciri. I wouldn't mess with her, her dad's kinda dangerous.

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u/naruto-sun 3d ago

Witchress irl

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u/DanMcMan5 3d ago

Looks like we cooking up some baby!

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u/mejniek123 3d ago

Needed more hym quests

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u/DrettTheBaron 3d ago

Time to make bread.

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u/Godfather_LM10 3d ago

The beauty of this game is it actually created a choice where genuienly the playing person deeply feels regret not only Geralt , Thats how goated the storyarc it is

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u/Advanced-Guidance482 2d ago

Its was pretty obvious is was a trick if you payed attention to a fraction of the dialogue leading up to it.

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u/Godfather_LM10 2d ago

Yeah I know but still even after knowing to trick him , we still feel morally wrong in doing so it's like a huge toll on the player , which makes that choice so goated "Put that baby in the Oven"

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u/Individual-Insect927 3d ago

Was that baby real or was that one a doll or sth ? Chz i assumed thats a doll to trick that guy and i decided to put it in the oven

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u/Donnerone Temerian 3d ago

Real baby.
Real oven.
Real trick.

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u/Top_Mud3455 2d ago

Fine I'll download witcher 3

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u/Yak_Fule 3d ago

It's okay, you can tell by the cape, that baby's fireproof.

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u/Godfather_LM10 3d ago

OVEN is the way

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u/Bam1hap36 3d ago

Or in this case; " Trick the her"

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u/rustys_shackled_ford 2d ago

I wish there was a way to put the baby in the oven without thoroughly preparing for the plan like they used to do in rpgs where if you didn't get all the right things before carrying out the mandatory quest objective, you end up doing something that literally ends the game.

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u/grownassman3 3d ago

They never explained how the baby was lifelike enough for Geralt to believe it was real

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u/cgaWolf 3d ago

The baby was real.

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u/grownassman3 2d ago

whut

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u/AsleepProfession1395 2d ago

If you noticed, when you go into the room just behind the oven, there's an oven opening there too.

During the commotion with Uldaryk, Hjort most likely went into the room on Cerys' instructions. When Geralt throws the baby in, Hjort will quickly grab him.

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u/grownassman3 2d ago

oh snap, I always assumed it was some kind of magic illusion

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u/Triangle_Fox Team Shani 2d ago

Same here... I really thought it was an illusion for Geralt and others, so that Geralt believes it's a real child, and that's when it works