What does the hand icon indicate, when using Witcher Sense, especially when it appears over tiles in caves?
In Witcher 3, sometimes in caves, on top of tiles there appears a hand icon, which can only be seen when using Witcher Sense. It's an open hand with the palm facing downwards.
Anyone know what it means? I've seen these a few times and have tried doing everything I can to interact with them, but nothing works. I hope they aren't important.
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I think it means to use the spirit lamp
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What does the hand symbol mean in The Witcher?
Sounds like the same hand that appears over bee hives, I think it may indicate indirect interaction. With bee hives you have to use Igni to kill the bees and knock the hive off so you can then interact and get the sweet sweet honeycomb held within. Follow this answer to receive notifications.How do you use your Witcher senses?
Witcher Senses: Hold the right mouse button to use your Witcher Senses. Witcher Senses \u2013 Important Objects: When you activate your Witcher Senses, objects of interest will be marked and highlighted in a brighter color. You can also locate the source of noises (shown as visible sound waves).How do I turn on Witcher senses?
Witcher Senses are a new game mechanic introduced in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The are activated by right-clicking and highlight objects, smells and sounds of interest to Geralt in red.What do you do with beehives in Witcher 3?
Use the Igni Sign to kill the bees and knock the beehive down. Once its on the ground you can harvest it.Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Find the Hidden Children Using Your Witcher Senses
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I think they mark the spot where a portal is supposed to be
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