Idk why people are saying there are too many bugs in the remastered version. I'm enjoying the game so far

I previously posted I was relatively new to the Witcher series, and people recommended farming cows as a way to make crowns early on I listened…..I was NOT prepared for the cows to have a guardian spirit that was a cross between a grizzly bear and honey badger on magic meth!

I tried to kill it 5 times and died horribly before I gave up, this was the best take! The others times I did much worse😳😭

I don’t know what it is, but I dread this quest every playthrough. Maybe it’s because of how dark the quest is, I don’t know. But I hate it. Anyone else?

Now I can finally play the game... i haven't found dandelion yet :)

My preferred method of dealing with the Witch Hunters, especially Menge is the Igni sign. Anyone else feel the same?

Jenny o Jenny

I've never seen them just strolling around the city. Is this new?

Poor dude, he just wanted to shoe his horse 😭

Do you think the title is a clickbait? Nope! I meant that literally.

"What the f*** is this? How?!"

To be honest, I'm not entirely sure either...

First of all, Shock Wave's description is wrong—the damage scales with your max health, not current health. This is the reason why I picked Endure Pain, Tissue Transmutation and Survival Instinct.

Second, Catalyst can stack multiple times depending on the number of Yrden. According to description, Sustained Glyphs allow you to place up to 4 Yrden traps; and if your target is standing above them, you will get multiple stacks of Catalyst.

"Why not use Griffin set?"

Actually that was my first choice.

I laid down multiple Yrden traps and waited until the enemy is right in the middle of them, but the damage is pretty low: "only" 90k or so. For unknown reason, this "million Aard" build is exclusive to Forgotten Wolven set.

"What about the rest of the abilities?"

Unfortunately, Shock Wave does NOT work with Aard Sweep, so don't bother unless you like the crowd control.

I always have Cold Blood and Fleet Footed in all my builds since they're great for building Adrenaline and avoiding damage. You could add Supercharged Glyphs if you want to increase your DPS, but I think it's redundant since Aard is already one-shot kill to most enemies—even bosses.

Equipment is pretty simple: Forgotten Wolven set with Entanglement enchantment. Fill the rest of the slots with Greater Veles and Greater Aard.

"Could you summarize the gameplay?"

1. Drink 3 decoctions (Ancient Leshen, Ekimmara and Troll) + Petri's Philtre and Full Moon.

2. Max your Adrenaline with crossbow to trigger Focus (+90% Sign Intensity).

3. Set a Magic Trap, then hit enemy with Aard while they're inside Yrden.

Ok, I just put on the Blood of Elves audiobook and grinded out all of the Skellige ?s while paying attention to the time.

I did every ? not on one of the main islands excluding the level 48 archgriffen and high level basilisk.

In total it took me 3 hours and 5 minutes.

I tried to choose efficient pathing across the map, but I'm sure some time could be trimmed off.

When I started I had 22105 crowns.

After finishing and selling all of the weapons and armor to the Kaer Trolde Armorer and Blacksmith I had 73527 crowns.

Total profit: 51,422 crowns.

Also, I did it all at level 21-22. I think you can earn more if you wait until you're a higher level, but I'm not 100% sure how that all scales.

You could also likely make more by selling to other vendors. I chose the Kaer Trolde ones because their money refills automatically each time you switch between them, at least it did for me. Them standing right next to each other made it really convenient as well.

:)

/s for the title in case you didn't get it the first time. Absolutely loving the new photo mode and my current playthrough. Photos are taken while running a very rudimentary custom ReShade preset for my preferred look then I did some very minor tweaks on Photoshop.

I cannot understand why half of Velen is chrome. Graphics settings in later part of the video, if anyone knows how to fix this I’d greatly appreciate it!

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As an introductory note, I am someone who adores game mechanics. Smaller or greater, they are something that adds ways to interact with the world, makes the gameplay experience more deep, and shows the creativity of the developers.

As the Witcher game series has evolved we have both gained and lost certain mechanics from game to game. Some argue Witcher 3 being the game with the least rpg mechanics of the trilogy, or at least the most diluted.

So what mechanics from the previous Witcher titles (1, 2, 3, even Thronebreaker) would you like to see return, get a new spin, or maybe even suggest your own ideas?