Witchers 1 and 2 received a huge amount of free content ranging from enhanced graphics and new quests -- something that goes against the perception of paid DLC -- which CD Projekt RED continues to be lauded for. Can we hope to see the same continue with the Witcher 3 in the same way?

Even though it's about 9 months until release, the trailer continues to show that CD Projekt RED's passion about the character of Geralt and that saying farewell to him in this last chapter is not something they're taking lightly. What does CD Projekt RED have to say about the journey getting here and where do they see themselves heading after the Witcher? What can we expect in the future outside of Cyberpunk 2077? More fantasy? More adaptations? An original IP?

Any news on Cyberpunk 2077 that CD Projekt RED can share on the mechanics, engine tech, or even storyline?

Will the Witcher 3 also come with REDKit support so players can build in their own dungeons/quests?

How transient is the monster ecology in Witcher 3 and Geralt's/other Witchers' influence on it? Is it possible for players to revisit previous areas such as dungeons and ruins and find that new monsters have taken up residence there after they had been cleared out and for other areas to remain permanently "freed" from monsters?

Will there be unique loot that Geralt can craft from the unique monsters he kills such as the griffin? If so, what can we expect to see? And will Geralt have to compete against NPC hunters that might want to poach his kills?

Awww, that's sad to hear. Still, Witcher 3 looks fantastic and can't wait to hear more about it in the coming months. Thanks for trying!