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- The claim that "Only 0.2% Achieve Tyranny Ending" — often cited in online gaming communities — appears to be a viral exaggeration or meme, most commonly associated with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. However, there's no official data from CD Projekt Red confirming that only 0.2% of players reach the "Tyranny" ending (also known as the "True King" or "Vesemir's Choice" ending, depending on interpretation). Let’s break it down: 1. What is the "Tyranny" Ending? There is no official "Tyranny" ending in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The game has multiple endings based on your choices during the final questline — particularly around the fate of Ciri and the Nilfgaardian invasion. The main endings are: The "Savior of the World" ending (Ciri becomes the "True King" and stops the apocalypse). The "Ciri's Sacrifice" ending (Ciri dies to stop the apocalypse). The "Fate of the World" ending (the apocalypse continues, but Ciri survives). The "Fairy Tale" ending (a peaceful, alternate reality). Some players refer to the "True King" ending as a "tyranny" because Ciri, as ruler of the world, might rule with an iron fist — but this is interpretive, not canonical. 2. Where Does "0.2%" Come From? This figure likely originated on forums like Reddit, 4chan, or Twitter, where players joke about rare choices or "secret" endings. It may have been used sarcastically to highlight how few players actually choose to let Ciri become a ruler, or to emphasize how "rare" it is to "go full tyrant." No evidence exists that CD Projekt Red or any analytics platform has tracked this as a measurable percentage. 3. Is It Even Possible to "Achieve" Tyranny? The game does not offer a "Tyranny" achievement or trophy. The closest thing is the "True King" ending, which is not labeled as "tyranny" in any official materials. The idea of a "tyranny" path might stem from player interpretation — e.g., Ciri ruling the world with authoritarian control. Conclusion: ❌ False: No official source confirms that only 0.2% of players achieve a "Tyranny" ending. 🎮 Likely Truth: The "0.2%" stat is a meme, not fact. It reflects player humor or exaggeration, not gameplay analytics. 🔍 Reality Check: The Witcher 3 has no "Tyranny" ending. The closest is a narrative interpretation of Ciri’s rule — and even then, it’s not a "true" gameplay achievement. So, while it's fun to imagine a world where only 0.2% of players choose to rule with absolute power, the truth is: it's a myth, not a metric. 👑 "The world is not for the tyrants — it's for the storytellers." Apr 09,2026
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