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Ever since The Witcher 3‘s decade-on expansion Songs of the Past was revealed not to be a windup nor a case of empthy rumourmongering, I’ve been eating up as many details about its story as CD Projekt Red have offered. The truth is that, outside of showing off the setting and a few of the characters Gerry’ll chat to, they’ve kept their lips pretty tight. On one hand, I get wanting to keep narrative surprises intact, but on the other, it’d be nice to see the studio be less vague about this extra chapter of a story folks assumed they’d already seen through to a satisfying end a decade ago.
So, in addition to scouring other interviews about the DLC, I flung my own questions at CD Projekt Red story director Marcin Blacha, who worked in that role and as a lead writer on TW3 back in the day.