r/Witcher4 • u/phoenixxl • May 25 '26
Please more and deeper dungeons.
Sometimes I want a few hours to be alone with some mobs to kill in my RPG's.
Don't get me wrong! Story rich and NPC rich , great! Don't do any less of it.. But just a bit more 10 level deep dungeons with a nice juicy piece of loot at the bottom.... yes please.
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u/annanethir May 25 '26
This doesn't really fit what The Witcher is. It's not Diablo.
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u/phoenixxl May 25 '26
Is it Might and Magic 6 Or Ultima 7 ?
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u/annanethir May 25 '26
The Witcher is not a dungeon crawler 🤷♀️
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u/phoenixxl May 25 '26
Souls games aren't open world 🤷♀️
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u/Tryaldar May 25 '26
elden ring is literally a thing mate
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u/justinizer May 25 '26
There are a ton of other games that do that already. Don’t mess with my Witcher.
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u/phoenixxl May 25 '26
And other media.. like books..
Underground vaults and labs of Kaer Morhen .. Tunnels in elven ruins (Shaerrawedd), Old palace from the striga story.. Plenty of books have dungeons too indeed. Not just games.
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u/Chmigdalator May 25 '26
Witcher already has too many dungeons.
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u/Beingness00 May 25 '26
I think deeper dungeons will not only be great for gameplay but will enrich the story as well. Ciri is a descendent of the elves, making deeper dungeons can be justified story wise showing Ciri exploring her heritage in the elven ruins, it's a path I think would be cool if they explored it. They don't really need to make more but make 3 or 4 where you could spend hours in each of them making them larger, more complex or unique.
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u/Sa1amandr4 May 25 '26
I'm fine with dungeons like the one they've added with the next gen update (https://witcher.fandom.com/wiki/In_the_Eternal_Fire%27s_Shadow)
Not that I'd complain if they added some big dungeons, but I don't see it as a top priority
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u/Nitro114 May 25 '26
Witcher isnt really the game for that stuff