The learning process on how to use the tools depends on every person individually - how quick they understand things and how easy or hard working with the tools might seem to them. The channel is now open to public so anyone interested can join the radish tools server and read about it. Basically, I would post videos and share my ideas with them and I got their feedback on what I could do to improve it. I've got a private channel for my mod set up, rmemr, nikich340 and erxv (he made the Witcher 1 Prologue mod) helped and advised me a lot. I was hesitant at first, thinking I could make this mod alone by myself but further into development I encountered problems which I couldn't find answers for - so I joined it. So I downloaded the tools and started learning. But at least I'll know because I would have tried. I had this Ciri's Memento idea for quite some time so I thought to myself - how hard could this be? The worst that could happen is that it would be too hard for me and then I would just drop it. I finished the first and the second game in the series, and I read all the books.

I was discouraged by the warning that you have to be an experienced Witcher 3 modder to be able to use them and I hadn't made a single mod for Witcher 3. However, I didn't pick them up right then. I watched the videos about them and I was really impressed with what can be done with them. I learned about radish tools by reading an article in some video game blog. What inspired you personally to pick up the powerful, community-made radish modding tools and create a quest mod for The Witcher 3? We haven’t seen many quest mods being made for Witcher 3 yet. The release of radish modding tools finally allowed me to make a full legitimate quest.

There are a few other loose ends in the game but this particular one bothered me the most. I believe this particular thing the mod tries to address is something that has bothered many players - a loose end which you cannot tie up unless you get a 'bad ending'.

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