This first brawl isn't so much a test of brawn for Geralt as it is a test of his moral compass. Geralt will find a group of brawlers outside the Inn in Lindenvale, to the East of Crow's Perch. Note that this set-up of qualifying matches followed by besting the regional champion will be the same throughout Novigrad, Skellige, and Beauclair. Geralt must defeat the first three in order to earn the right to face the Baron's Sergeant up at Crow's Perch. The Velen fist fights consist of four bouts. This won't always work as some competitors prefer taking up the defensive themselves, but this should be Geralt's go-to tactic when his opponent is on the offensive. Land a couple of strong punches, then dodge backward to regain distance and repeat. This will usually cause them to shuffle towards him, giving Geralt room to time a parry and create an opening to strike.

In general, a reliable tactic for fistfights is to distance Geralt from his opponent (just out of their range, but close enough to aggro them). That's why we have added a brand new section to run over some of the more notable scraps Geralt will likely encounter throughout the story and some of his many sidequest adventures. And while those of us who choose to can opt-out of the Fists of Fury competition altogether, ranked bouts aren't the only time Geralt will have to rely on his fists. Updated on October 5, 2021, by Kim Dailey: The fist fighting mechanic in The Witcher 3 can be, well. RELATED: The Witcher 3: Every Combat Mistake You’re Probably Making Geralt may be a renowned monster slayer, but does he have what it takes to become the reigning fisticuffs champ of the entire Continent and Skellige combined? Fists of Fury is a fist-fighting competition spread across the Continent's main regions, the Skellige Isles, and Toussaint's capital city of Beauclair, in The Witcher 3's Blood and Wine expansion.

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