What a story this was. I've always held the opinion that Hearts of Stone has the better main quest, better character studies and better story writing, but Blood and Wine having the better cast of characters, side quests and overall addition to content in Witcher 3. But man, seventh playthrough of Hearts of Stone which I did after Blood and Wine- I've come to appreciate the themes A LOT more.

This is a story of love gone wrong. Olgierd loving Iris and Vlodimir in his own unique way cost them them both their lives, and almost cost him his own. More thoughts later.

Just going for a walk. What did I do?

Dagon exists, and was a bossfight in the Witcher 1. Y'all think Cthulhu is up next?

I made a mini Geralt in class

What do y'all think? (Sorry for the blur my camera sucks)

Anyone on the fence about going to see this get involved,went last night in Liverpool and such a good show.

Was bought it as a birthday gift and wasn't sure what to expect as I'm more of an old raver but the orchestra and especially but for me personally the singers blew me away.

Very chill vibe too with all walks of life enjoying it.

Just a random post as they really deserve as much attention to what they are doing as possible.

This is from the Next Gen update before the remaster

Hey reddit, i have a relatively simple request:

Is anyone willing to share their tips/tricks/decklist for gwent in The Witcher 3?

For some reason, even though I've been playing MtG since like 20 years, i just don't like the game, but i started playing again with the remaster and want to get all the achievements, so if anyone has any pro way to play/any way to cheese it, I'm all ears

No offense to anyone who likes it of course, just not for me unfortunately, any help will be greatly appreciated! 🤍

Hello fellow witchers! So I decided to mod the game to my liking. I love The Witcher 3, but some of it never felt like being a witcher. Geralt locks onto whoever the game picks. Meditation is a loading screen with a clock. Potions refill themselves while you nap. I wanted to fix that, so I'm building an overhaul called The Witcher's Path, and instead of disappearing for three years and dropping one giant mod, I'm releasing it in slices. Each slice is its own standalone mod that works with vanilla.

Two are out now. Both are for the Remastered version (5.x):

Free Aim makes it so your sword goes where the camera faces (mostly useful on PC, but I hear it works good with a controller as well). This removed auto-targeting and Geralt's attacks follow the camera. Using Ctrl and Shift as distance modifiers to allow for more maneuverability. Lock On still works if you want it It sounds like a small change, but it isn't.

Meditation is a stop on the Path, not a menu. Geralt sits by a hearth, or builds a campfire from timber and lights it with Igni. Added non-intrusive Repair and Alchemy windows. Also, you can hold Shift and time flows while the camera slowly circles Geralt. Optionally, disallowed repairing by dragging kits onto gear – instead, created a menu during meditation that allows you to apply repair kits (and it takes time to repair).

The goal is a whole overhaul: combat, alchemy, preparation for contracts, travel, economy – all pulling in one direction, "I am a witcher doing witcher work", without turning the game into a chore. Thinking of changing how trading works too, to prevent Geralt from being a travelling swords/armor warehouse and have him earn money by slaying monsters, but this idea still needs time to brew. Vanilla quests and story stay untouched. Next up I'm thinking of tackling alchemy.

Both mods are experimental, and there's one of me. I can't play through the whole game with every mod combination, so I need people who'll actually play with these and tell me what breaks. Also, ideas and suggestions are quite welcome. If something would make it feel more like being a witcher, I want to hear it.

Of course, this will not be for everybody, and that's okay. I just feel like The Witcher 3 can be so much more. Full disclosure: the code is written by Claude under my direction. The design, decisions and testing are mine.

Thanks for reading. Now go kill some drowners.

If they do add a School of Witcher gear, which school should it be? Personally I hope they add the gear of the original witchers from the 'The Order of Witchers'.

I knew the Wilhelm Scream was in the game, I didn't know Geralt could trigger it though

Is it possible to have Ciri's ability to travel through space-time without being a sorceress, or does the former always means having the potential for the latter?

Also does simply having the active Elder Blood give a sorceress more general magic talent?

Sorry if the answer is well known.

When exploring Skellige I found this sign of Kelpie.. I know about big one from gravel near Kaer Trolde, but I see this one for the first time (aside from main quest drew by Avalach). Anyone seen those? Is it just easter egg / reference or does it have some interesting lore behind it?