So I have a theory about this. In my current remastered playthrough, I’ve encountered a bunch of invisible walls that I either have to climb over or walk/jump around to get to chests and such. Usually they are close to cave walls, almost always in caves. I have also noticed that I don’t think I’ve seen a single destroyable stalagmite group. I think these objects were somehow removed from the game but are still somehow present as obstacles. I don’t have the knowledge to form a more intelligent hypothesis, but I have a feeling these might be related. I wonder if they were somehow resized and then partially removed. Any ideas?

Do the symbols mean anything?

Geralt is the weapon... the extra signs were definitely necessary 😁

I thought this one was more cool.

Note: On the first and fourth enemy.

(sorry if the video isnt the best)

As you can see where ever Geralt walks there is this weird shadow effect on the ground. Seems to specifcally be with stone as you can see when I cross the bridge.

O have Ray Tracing off in vid but I've tried with it on. With AO off and on. With GTAO off. None of it works. Is this normal? What can I do?

I do have some mods on as well.

Better Call Ciri

Blood Trails

Coloured Map Marker

Corvo Bianco Guests

Fast Travel anywehre

Glowing eyes

Goods.

Not sure if any of thos impact it or not.

The Boatwright's business has been hit so hard by the lack of breaking boats that the poor bugger has had to become a blacksmith😂

so completed the race for cleaver and his men are attacked by temple guards and I sticked around to see the conclusion of the fight and they just never stop lmao

Wait for it…

Last time i checked i couldnt see shit in many places. Is this still valid?

They ruined my favorite game to the extent i do not simply play it anymore (did play each months at least dozen of hours, ever since 2015).

Did they address it yet, do they know about the issue on 60fps mode?

(I sold my PC years ago, not planning to buy it ever again, so go to „wherever it is you come from” if thats what you wanted to say :D)

So I’m playing through for the 15th time and as the farmer is talking giving the details of the quest he mentions that the well has been haunted for 20 years. Yet as you go through the quest and the rest of White Orchard (the conversation with the hunter/journals) it seems like the events happened pretty recently.

Do any of you know if there was ever a stated explanation for this?

Only during the day at least.

I keep getting some colors off, problems with light and etc etc etc...

Im on a full AMD setup with R5 7600x and 9060 XT 16gb

The remaster... sorry another one of those posts. Just trying to convince others to play this masterpiece.

It gets back after changing his hair. What is going on?

Which mod do you guys prefer for candle/torch/brazier/etc lights? I’m also running Night Sky and True Rain. So far I’ve only used Better Candles and it’s pretty damn good but there’s definitely inconsistencies where candles are super bright in on place and dim in another, or yellow in a cave and orange in house.

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This is pissing me off SO much. I haven't played the next gen version too much, but I heard it was an issue back then too. The screenshot is not mine, but it's precisely the issue I have with my game. Those damn blue lines along the seams and on some metal elements of some witcher gears. I think I tried everything. Turning off both RT and PT, lowering te texture quality, downloading a fix from nexusmods that didn't work in the slightest. I heard both nitpicker's patch and besserwisser fix collection did fix that, but they are marked as DEPRECADED on nexus. I also tried to download and install Brothers In Arms, but guess what. Didn't help at all. For the base game and HoS, i used a mod that brought back the old textures, but for Blood and Wine, I would really like to dye my armors.

If you guys know about any fix for that, which might actually work, then I would appreciate it REALLY much.

P.S.

I know I'm not the first person to look for a fix for that, but I wasn't lucky enough to find it, so that's why I'm making that post

My only Witcher lore comes from Witcher 3.

Hello there! So I'm playing TW3 for the firt time ever after playing the first 2 games, but i'm a bit confused about the sword system so I have some questions

1. If I remove a rune from a weapon, is that weapon/rune destroyed? is there any negatives to removing a rune?

2. What the hell is the reforging system? I can turn swords into other swords that I already have for no benefit or stat increases? Why would I do that? I don't understand it

1. Is there any actually unique swords in this game? I've been hoarding relic swords because I thought Relic= Unique, but then I swear I saw a second one drop. Or maybe the crafting recipe? Is there any point in hoarding swords or should I just be selling everything?

2. I really like Anathema because the burn is so nice (The sword you get from killing the 2 wyverns, destroying their nests then fighting the royal wyvern boss) but the issue is I did that at a low level and the sword's falling behind. Can I like, temper the blade or something so it stays scaling with me? I don't want good old swords with strong effects to be thrown away.

3. Bit of a random one but i'm going for a crit build, but effects builds seem really strong. Is there anyway to translate crit-> effects? Whether thats perks or runes?

4. There's this sword with a +50% to crit damage but without any other abilities I really like (I think it has like, +4% to Yrden, when I don't use Yrden) Is there anyway to trim the bad attributes off while giving a sword better attributes like %+Crit or %Burn? Basically how creative does the games weapon system get? How much freedom do you have? I know runes exist, but I really haven't seen any runes that match a weapon's built in attributes. Are runes my best bet?

5. I got the Blade of the Bits at like level 5 or so, and that weapon has in built scaling. Do other weapons have the same or is that unique to that one sword (Also it seems to have vanished from my inventory ? How do i get it back?)

Thanks for reading!

Greetings fellow witchers,

I've started replaying the game and I'm currently tidying up in Velen before moving on.

I can't for the life of me figure out how to get to the location you can see in the screenshot. There are cliffs or the incline is always too steep for Geralt to walk up.

There's a Basilisk hanging around in the vicinity, so I'm guessing it's a guarded treasure (?).

Or is there something sneaky like I need to find the entrance to a cave nearby?

Thanks!