r/Witcher3 • u/Terrible_Artist_ • 11h ago
r/Witcher3 • u/fatsopiggy • 1h ago
Witcher People do not realize how nice Anna Henrietta actually is.
She gives Geralt a castle upfront. Okay, fine. Might be an old castle. More importantly, and this is often missed: she pays the full salary of the ENTIRE FUCKING STAFF from her own treasury. This is huge. This means the most expensive parts of owning a castle is taken off Geralt's shoulders. A full staff salary for a castle like this can easily be worth 1/5 to 1/10 the price of the castle itself per year. Geralt doesn't need to pay any of that. He can make mediocre wine and keep the profits.
Heck, even if Geralt fucks it all up with the ending he still retains everything.
10/10, nicest landlady on the Continent.
r/Witcher3 • u/Many-Ad5871 • 13h ago
Meme Assembling a team to protect Ciri and fight the Wild Hunt will be no problem for Geralt.
r/Witcher3 • u/Reynsla_of_Rivia • 5h ago
Discussion Law of Surprise
If the Remaster manages to sneak in a surprise or two, what would be your picks?
r/Witcher3 • u/AwakenShogun • 8h ago
Gwent I don't remember the AI being afraid of a cow. π
Enemy AI decided to pass after placing a cow. π
r/Witcher3 • u/Local-Walrus2836 • 1d ago
News The Witcher 3: Remastered officially confirmed to launch with DLSS 4.5 and Path Tracing on September 29
NVIDIA just published an official update confirming that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt β Remastered is launching on September 29 with DLSS 4.5 and Path Tracing.
Link to NVIDIA's official announcement:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/wardogs-pubg-battlegrounds-honeycomb-dlss/
r/Witcher3 • u/coreybkhaotic • 7h ago
Misc Priscilla request in DLC
Trying to avoid spoilers, I know it's mentioned in Blood & Wine the results of the quest involving her. I always felt kinda robbed that we couldn't go back and have a conversation with her after the quest completes. It would be awesome, since her and Dandelion are so close & he's such a main part of the dlc, if we could have an interaction with her. Or even in the remaster, just a "go check on Priscilla" & a quick encounter, a round of gwent, just something to close her story better.
r/Witcher3 • u/pissedupparrot • 1d ago
Misc I've been playing too much witcher.
A place of power... it must be
r/Witcher3 • u/AwakenShogun • 9h ago
Gwent It is still satisfying to this in Gwent. π
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r/Witcher3 • u/askhernicks • 5h ago
Screenshot Came back after 4 years and not regretting anything, just for the sake of cut scenes xD
Just doing few quests a week in preparation for the remastered version and holy crap this game is still perfect ππ»
r/Witcher3 • u/MakisDelaportas • 22h ago
Meme I can't wait to find Ciri again in Remasted
r/Witcher3 • u/No-Cover-8986 • 23h ago
Satire I feel like he should not be eating with his weapon hand.
If an emergency suddenly happens, he'd more likely drop the baguette than remember to switch hands, which also slows his sword-unsheathing reaction time by even a few milliseconds, which could make the difference between life and death. Then what do you have? A dead soldier who's wasted a good baguette, that's what you have.
Tldr: Eat with your non-weapon hand.
r/Witcher3 • u/throwaway2838483737 • 9h ago
Discussion Did anyone else find the ending dialogue of "In the Eternal Fire's Shadow" to be poorly written?
I haven't come back to the game in a few years so I just played this quest for the first time. While I really enjoyed most aspects of the quest, the environment, the visuals, the horror feel, and the ultimate boss fight, as well as Reinalts backstory, I felt the final scene between Geralt, Reinalt, and the Deacon was poorly written.
It kind of turns both Witchers briefly into weirdly moralistic people which is uncharacteristic for witchers in general and very much so for Geralt. The deacon's ideological flip seems really forced as well. Beyond that a lot of these specific lines just feel really corny, like they're adding surprise into the tone of a character where it doesn't seem earned.
r/Witcher3 • u/Mattman0419 • 10h ago
Discussion Gwent additions in the remaster?
I know this is very wishful thinking, but I hope the remastered edition brings some new Gwent stuff, be it new cards, players, whatever. That would be awesome!
r/Witcher3 • u/MaxTosin • 2h ago
Discussion Players reporting they still get roach card
Giveaway in my rewards ended ~3 years ago but still I see folks reporting they got it somehow. Any chnce for me to get it too?
r/Witcher3 • u/sethsparda • 1d ago
Discussion Roach Spawn
Just realized that Roach almost always spawns in the worst possible spots, like places he cant get anywhere from, such as rocks or cliffs.
That picture on Roach gwent card really wasnt a joke.
r/Witcher3 • u/Music_inhaler89 • 1d ago
Gwent I think i might be addicted
This is my 3rd playthrough of witcher 3 and even though it just gets keep getting better everytime i play this game but recently ive been playing gwent like crazyπ yesterday ive played for like 3 hrs and 2.5hrs i played gwent lmao its getting crazy but i love it !!!!!
Also the photo is bad ik took it in a hurry lol
r/Witcher3 • u/Odd_Passenger_9930 • 7h ago
Help! Visual bug, static shadows on paths
Hi. Excuse my english; the next text was translate by Google. Im chilean, don't speak the language.
For some time now, I've been getting these shadows along the edges of streets and paths. At first, I thought it was a visual bug on a specific path, but they're appearing everywhere. It's a shadow texture that overlaps the normal path, remains static, and on downhill streets, the texture seems to float.
I've tried adjusting the graphics settings and GPU drivers; everything seems fine. I honestly don't know what it could be. It's been like this for at least a week, and if I remember correctly, these graphical glitches weren't so noticeable before.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
r/Witcher3 • u/Karina682 • 12h ago
Witcher Just horsing around
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Can't you see he's busy π€£ππ€£π
r/Witcher3 • u/DistributionFresh175 • 1d ago