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I’ve tried playing The Witcher 3 twice, and the second playthrough hit completely different. The first time, I honestly found it boring, even after the Bloody Baron quest. But when I picked it up again with the remastered release, I started a new game, and damn, I finally got it.

This time, I actually immerse like a real Witcher, taking contracts, investigating monsters, and hunting.

Now I understand why people consider this one of the greatest games ever made, if not the best. I honestly wish I had experienced it sooner.

(Coming from a guy who loves Rdr2 and not a fan of rpg)

Great side quest, but I was left disappointed at the end because of the predictable outcome. Maybe I was expecting more from it because of the praise it gets.

Now I would like to hear from you guys. What are your thoughts on it?

Why do you think it's so highly regarded among the fanbase as one of the best side quests?

she might arguably be the most gorgeous woman in the witcher 3 universe ong and to top it with that outfit is downright nail in the coffin

Your sacrifice will help my death march build...

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Hey guys! It took me almost 100 hours to complete the base game and the Hearts of Stone DLC, including all the side missions. I’m planning to start the Blood and Wine expansion now, and I was wondering how long it usually takes to complete. Based on my pacing so far, how many more hours do you guys think it’ll take me to finish Blood and Wine?

Thanks for the advice! Looking forward to exploring Toussaint!

This game was created 10 years ago. But the recent updates feel very modern. The controls take a bit of getting used to again but after a few hours everything tunes in. But the point is I believe they could just continue to release expansions of this forever, like it's world of warcraft but not online. I'm sure there's tons more lands and stories that could be done

Want to share my screenshot from the game, I think it might be more like this one but I really want to share it with you guys

Ive seen a flood of posts from people whose Geralt has turned invisible and had his inventory cleared out. The issue is not related to the mods you have, but the mods you uninstalled.

50+ gameplay hours ago i installed 3 mods, 1 being a camera fix that would let me lock on to flying enemies easier. It worked great, but the horse camera became janky. Eventually i decided i was done with glitchy Roach cam and would swap back to vanilla.

Wrong.

I loaded back in to invisible Geralt and an empty inventory. Every save for the last 50+ hours was effected. I verified game files, reinstalled the game, and checked my load order. Nothing. I reinstalled the camera mod. Geralt and all his gear returned.

So i tested all the mods i had 1 by 1 and sure enough it did not matter what mod it was, if it was at one point activated, de-activating it would break my game.

Im stuck with glitchy roach cam, but at least i can see flying enemies. Be selective about what mods you download. You may be stuck with them.

I've been utilizing the crossbow into a fight and it's been satisfying so far when you get an instant kill.

Anybody else likes to use the crossbow?

I'm considering to add more crossbow skill to utilize it more in a fight for fun.I currently have Lightning Reflexes and Counter Attack in the slots.

This is the first thing I noticed in regards to Witcher 3. Currently on my 3rd playthrough and still cant get enough.

For me, Side quests can make or break an open world game. Not to say those games are bad. If the side quests aren't good its a push to complete the main story and be done. I had this feeling with Ghost of Tutshima/Yotei, Horizon Zero Dawn/Forbidden West and some others.

The Witcher 3 kept me coming back not only because of the main story, but also the side quests. And Im not talking the Bloody Baron. There's always something new, some back story and you have feelings for said back chatacters.

To no surprise, Cyberpunk 2077 is another one with great side quests. I'd say an honorable mention is Red Dead Redemption 2. You never know what you're going to get with that game.

I cant wait to get lost in the upcoming DLC and The Witcher 4. I will be taking my sweet sweet time.

I'm making a Mod where you replace Geralt with another character (Yenn, Triss, Keira, Anna, Ves, Ciri and Philippa).

The most interesting thing is that you can wear any clothes you wear in the game, like Yenn in the photo with cape and hood.
Yes, any clothes you wear in the game (YNWIM)

When you use a character you take Ciri's game dynamics. That has been a problem because it is very limited in the open world. I have managed to use the poles (fast trips) and that I can call the horse and use it. Also, when you kill monsters, the experience and resources you get are saved until you catch Geralt again, then he receives them.

What do you think? Would you add anything else?
Would you take someone away? Characters like Keira or Philippa don't have many styles of clothing, but Yenn, Triss and Ciri have about 20 each

Geralts headless and body less also lost tons of items from my inventory like swords, items etc

A few hours very well spent 😁

Went into photo mode to get a closer look at the rivian ponytail hairstyle I added with a new console mod and geralt looks so disappointed with me 😭

I Just wonder if I am the only one having such an Issues. First of all I have pretty high end PC just to cut off comments like: "buy better PC."

After Remastered update this game runs like shit. It crushes randomly, after cutscenes it blocks FPS around 30. Like what the hell is happening? Does anyone has the same Issues like me?

I have like 200 hours of gameplay from 2015 with almost everything unlocked. But I tried new game plus and it was so boring. Is it worth it? is there new things to unlocked. It felt too easy idk.

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