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Travelling through Velen's wilderness is a vibe, just Geralt, Roach and the road, killing monsters and howling wind...
u/Born-Demand-6919 — 1 day ago
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Who’s this Dwarf in Gwent cinematic trailer?
Hey!
I’ve been wondering, is the identity of a Dwarf in this trailer known? Yarpen maybe? Thanks!
u/PanJensen — 1 day ago
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Crochet Leshen! 🍃☠️
Made a crochet Leshen to go with Geralt!
u/SvevaStitches — 1 day ago
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Just discovered mods :)
I more or less stumbled upon the ability to mod The Witcher 3 a bit and even though I am less interested in graphics/clothing, etc mods I did find a couple of mods that adds some nice QoL aspects to my game without feeling too immersive breaking;
- Fast Travel
Allows me to travel to any waypoint from anywhere on the map,
- No weight limit
Arguable a bit immersive breaking but since I'm terrible at managing my inventory I found this one to be very nice. Extends to inv. limit to 9,100.
- Automatic Oil Application
I know this became a feature in Next Gen but since I'm playing classic 1.31 this has been such a neat addition. Managing bombs and potions manually is enough for me - having oils auto-selected and applied/refreshed is extremely nice.
Even though I do want to keep the number of mods to a minimum I'm curious if there's any that you really love(d) that you'd recommend.
u/DarkerBulb — 1 day ago
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The Witcher 3 is currently in 2nd place for games with the most difficult moral choices in this poll (BG3 is #1, Mass Effect 3 is #3, followed by Clair Obscur and CP2077)
pixlparade.comu/GandalfTheWhey — 2 days ago
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Yennefer cosplay from The Witcher 3 by Sawaka (Happy The Witcher 3 anniversary!)
u/Sawakate — 2 days ago
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Live action short movie “The Trail”
Hi folks! I have a birthday present for all our community to celebrate the Witcher III 11 birthday. I produced and co-directed (and starred and more) an indie short movie and I’d be happy to share it with you guys!
I shared it with the studio and they loved it and encouraged me to share it with everyone so here I am. Hope you love it! I will share a trailer here so that you can see what to expect while the full version is longer and will be accessible via link https://youtu.be/2SirZdt3e-o or by searching “Alex Wolf cosplay”
Thanks to all the Witcher community for hyping this game through the years ❤️
u/AlexWolfCosplay — 2 days ago
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I think my daughter has been playing Witcher.
Noticed my daughter’s dolls house looked like this, this morning…
u/Wonderful_Garbage_39 — 2 days ago
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"We learned our lesson": The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2 won't repeat the development mistakes of Cyberpunk 2077, CD Projekt Red says
gamesradar.comu/SpaceCowboyN7 — 2 days ago
To celebrate the 11th anniversary of The Witcher 3, I crafted leather pouches for Lambert and Eskel and wrote a short story about it.
u/SvetliySudarWorkshop — 2 days ago
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found a floating bush in Witcher 3
was out sailing in Skelige and found a bush hovering in the air. thats it. just a weird bug
u/King0fthewasteland — 2 days ago
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To celebrate the 11th anniversary of The Witcher 3, I crafted leather pouches for Lambert and Eskel and wrote a short illustrated story about it. (Swipe to read)
u/SvetliySudarWorkshop — 2 days ago
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Can't believe I got the famous wine connoisseur Giralt of Ribery himself in my country
Game Is Suzerain btw
u/TheDevo1 — 2 days ago
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Would anyone else love a game or dlc at least with a younger least experienced Geralt
Not so long ago Andrzej Sapkowski released the prequel book crossroads of ravens starring a young Geralt so I feel like now would be a good time to bring up whether you guys would be a fan of a game starring a younger Geralt. The closest thing we have to a young Geralt in the games is the Witcher 1 dlc which still left a lot to be desired and I hope Cd Projekt r going to add in the remake
u/joa_08 — 1 day ago
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Ryslaw Chojnowski
As a reminder, the same person who first leaked that Kingdom Comedy creators were working on Lord of the Rings confirmed the DLC for W3 after Boris's words. He also worked on W1 back in the day :)
Edit
Rysław, during a live broadcast with Kingdom Come, made an important point: This DLC is definitely in the works, and many people around him have confirmed this. The problem is that it has to pass Cdpr's review. It has to be good enough for Cdpr to approve its release, as the bar for the previous two is high. If Cdpr doesn't like the DLC in the end, it can be cancelled, as it doesn't officially exist.
u/No_Bodybuilder4215 — 2 days ago
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Pawel Sasko (Lead Quest Designer) wrote an article about his Witcher 3 involvement for the 11th anniversary
u/wallcrawlingspidey — 3 days ago
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How powerful could signs potentially be?
I know the Witcher signs are no where near as powerful in the games, they're considered just cheap parlor tricks. But depending on their potential, I feel like they might be wasted. Obviously they're not full blown spells and are more subtle
Igni for example, I know it can be used to burn through rope and possibly light a candle. Does it have a certain range to it though or is it just a small flame at the finger tips? Could it be used to light someone's shirt on fire, obviously not a big inferno but a small spark should be enough to distract people before it lights up. What about a small fire in the eye or make a molotov by throwing some alcohol and using igni to ignite it or using igni to destroy an archer's bowstring while holding the bow
Aard is apparently the most used, it's mostly just used for blowing dust into people's eyes. But couldn't it be used to redirct archers before they fire their arrows or is it a full on push attack cause Geralt seems to use it a lot, but don't think it does much beyond a slight push, still couldn't it be used to redirct attacks or knock weapons out of people's hands? If it is just pushing air, couldn't it be used to put out fires or continously used to push poisonous gas away into a corner
The other signs we don't know much about, axii is an obvious great one but presumably only works on weak minded, Quen/Heliotrope crappy weak protection that is presumably never actually good enough to protect any witcher since they die like flies and Yrden magical trap/protective ward which is useful but much more situational
u/SuperiorLaw — 2 days ago