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[Zivouhr]

One thing that surprises me is that they don't give dead enemies a capsule physics barrier so Geralt cannot walk through them like he does all the time in this game. It looks terrible when he walks through them as if they are thin air. Like being able to walk through trees...

[ratandjmt]

Originally Posted by NARMAK

I feel lime i really want to play this game, but i downloaded Spider-Man Remastered, then ended up playing Elden Ring and after that i was wondering whether to go back to wrap up Spider-Man so i could quickly zip through Miles Morales and then debating whether maybe i might be better playing games i haven't played before such as Ratche and Clank Rift Apart Immortals Fenyx Rising and leave Witcher 3 till i'm done with games i haven't played before. Spider-Man Remastered is due to the new character models and DLC as a replay tbh.

I absolutely loved Immortals Fenyx Rising. I enjoyed it enough that I replayed it on PS5 for the 2nd platinum. It's such an underrated game especially if you like Greek mythology.

I also really enjoyed Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart. It's a pretty easy platinum. I think I finished it up over the period of a week

I couldn't get into Miles Morales. Not sure if I tried playing it after finishing up the platinum for Spider-man. I think I was just webbed out when I gave it a go.


Having already played through Witcher 3 on the PS4 it's a lot of fun but it's a complete time sink. Since the upgrade its the game that I'll be playing in between games. The quest in the game are awesome. I mean some of the main quests can take hours because they're broken down into different parts. Even some of the smaller quest can take 15-30 minutes. This isn't even getting into the crafting aspect of the game. Just to make an upgraded sword I spent maybe 15 minutes in a city roaming around looking for the one piece of material I was missing to finalize the upgrade. With all that said it's such a fun game. Even with the wonky swordplay.

[Zivouhr]

I like how the Witcher view sense is no longer so blurry or dim like originally. They made it look clearer now.

[Zivouhr]

I'll keep this game Witcher 3 on my PS4 along with the full saves.
It took a lot of memory on my PS5 external drive, and while the improvements are neat, the graphic improvements weren't enough to inspire me to keep going after exploring the world for awhile. The save transfer situation was way too complex, so I avoided that too. I deleted the PS5 Witcher 3 from the console.

I did like the game and finished it on PS4 in 2014/15, but that was enough, beyond just occasional visits of exploring the landscape once in a couple years.

[RocShemp]

A pretty robust modding tool is launching for the PC version of The Witcher III: Wild Hunt.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=mMKZQLRkyfU

I wonder how much of what's created by mods will trickle down to the console ports.

[NARMAK]

Originally Posted by RocShemp

A pretty robust modding tool is launching for the PC version of The Witcher III: Wild Hunt.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=mMKZQLRkyfU

I wonder how much of what's created by mods will trickle down to the console ports.

I'd wager if it's officially sanctioned, then gameplay style mods probably could as long as they don't tank performance of the game. That's usually the main criteria for most console games that have allowed mods but there has been a few times it's been allowed. I think Skyrim had mods on Xbox that pretty up graphics but tanked performance but then BC modes helped smooth it out.

[dyne]

https://www.thewitcher.com/es/en/new...rm-mod-support

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Cross-Platform Mod Support for PC/PS5/Xbox Series coming later this year

[RocShemp]

An interesting mod that hopefully will trickle down to the console versions eventually.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3Tv56M179V0&t=204s

[dyne]

That’s damned impressive.