If you have Hearts of Stone though, there will be question mark areas way above your level in Velen. Once you finish the main stories in both those areas, you'll end up bouncing around zones. Skellige tends to have higher quest levels. But you will outlevel a lot of Skellige if you try to finish every quest in Novigrad first. Basic story order goes: White Orchard, Velen, Novigrad, Skellige - then it's basically "follow the main quest" time. The only time it really changes if you want max XP is if you do Skellige before you finish Novigrad's main story as Velen/Novigrad quests are generally lower in level than Skellige's. And messing with it too much might break the game. All they can do is manipulative elements in the game but they can't rewrite it, unfortunately. If you've had enough, just move on to another game.īut trying to play this the way it should have been created is a losing battle, even with a ton of mods. Finish it, decide whether you'd like to play it again and make diferent choices since there are over 36 different outcomes for various characters in the game and three different endings. Just accept that the game has tons of flaws, in game design, writing and coding and go with the flow. But mind you that this option will make you overleveled even faster than not using it since you will be gaining xp right and left. The only recourse is to use mods that will award the optimal amount of xp for each quest and contract regardless of your level. There is no way to avoid this no matter how well you plan out your gameplay path. You will find yourself overleveled and overpowered by mid- to late-game. So there is no optimal quest order that can be suggested to you. Not to mention Monster Nests and Dens which may contain needed crafting and alchemical ingredients needed to make potions, oils, bombs and gear. As you move through an area, you'll encounter random events and secondary quests that while they can be ignored since they are optional, many will offer some worthy diversions, even some that are critical path quests, meaning they are required to progress the story.Īnd those undiscovered areas too are worth mentioning since many contain Places of Power, Person(s) in Distress that should be rescued since some of them once freed can sell Gwent cards or be played for random cards. So it's easy to recommend trying to stay as close to those recommended levels but the reality is that it just won't work.
Unfortunately when you are 5 or 6 levels above, you will only receive 2 xp for completing them. The most xp is rewarded by completing main story quests and contracts as close to the recommended levels as possible. The problem is the way the game was created.
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