Ведьмак 3: Дикая Охота - Издание Игра Года

OKay, I'll confess. I've finished this game from a "GOG copy" given by a friend. Over time, I managed to scrape some money and when this game went on sale, I simply bought it. I thought i wouldn't be interested to replay it in NG+ from my old save file. I thought wrong, for all the good reason. The game still rocks! It was gorgeous then, it is gorgeous now, and it will still be gorgeous in the future. Everything in it is so fascinating up the point I stopped playing it for a while for the world is too grim, even for my standard. Buy it on sale, or if you have money to burn, just buy already!

Оптимизации ноль, имея 4090 играть с проседами до 20 кадров в Новиграде удовольствие сомнительное. Когда почините игру ?

После обновления запускется на 10 раз. При прежних настройках игра начала ощутимо тормозить. Стоило предупредить пользователей, если это обновление было предназанчено для другого поколения компьютеров и убрать автообновление. Качать туда-сюда по 90 гигов не всегда удобно.

The_Witcher_3 /TextureMipBias /CascadeShadowDistanceScale /v 1.32 For a second playthrough I based my modifications on: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt-graphics-performance-and-tweaking-guide/ I changed the following with significant improvement on image detail, depth and color/light: TextureMipMap from -0.5 > -0.7 CascadeShadowDistanceScale0 from 1.5 > 4 CascadeShadowDistanceScale2 from 1.5 > 3 CascadeShadowDistanceScale1 from 1 > 2 CascadeShadowQuality from 1 > 4 CascadeShadowMapsize from 2048 > 3072 TextureMemoryBudget from ? > 3072 Mods that I use without merging conflicts: AlwaysFullExp AutoApplyOilsMenu CheapDyesEverywhere FriendlyHUD HDMonstersReworked HDReworkedProject HDReworkedProject2 HDReworkedProject3 HDReworkedProject4 InstantTooltips ItemLevelsNormalized MapQuestObjectives Monsterpack NoScreenFX Over9000 PerksAlwaysActive PetkoWind UnlimitedDurability total cost: 10 to 15 fps if I had a decent motherboard/CPU/Ram: enable xmp=back to 65/70 fps :P > add foliage tweaks and up value of CascadeShadowDistanceScale 1 and 2, CascadeShadowMapSize to 4096 do not forget to check/recalibrate system gamma and enable in-game > preserve system gamma System: Gtx 1060 6gb OC i5 6500 16gb RAM (2133) I made a small video to show the stuff in motion XD: https://youtu.be/KOv3YRoKVuQ (content is without altered CascadeShadowDistanceScale1 from 1 > 2 CascadeShadowQuality from 1 > 4 - with it, man, what can I say, try it)

I know I might be a bit late to the party with this review it’s been ages since The Witcher 3 released, and this is probably my 10th+ time playing it but I’m writing this for anyone who’s still on the fence about giving it a shot. As a longtime fan of both the books and the games, I’ve put hundreds of hours into The Witcher 3. To me, it’s a masterpiece an easy 10/10. But I’ll admit, that’s the fan in me talking. So let’s look at it from a more balanced perspective. The story is strong even if you haven’t read the books, but having that background makes everything richer. The world feels huge and a bit overwhelming at first, but once you get into it, you’ll realize there’s something meaningful in almost every corner. The characters, main and side alike, are some of the best written in any game. You’ll grow attached to some and despise others, even minor ones. The gameplay can get a bit repetitive over time, and I won’t lie riding can be frustrating at moments *looks at Roach climbing a roof*. But we love our clunky horse regardless. The depth of builds, skills, and equipment helps keep things interesting, especially in New Game+. Plus this game has one of the best mini games ever. You might run into bugs or clunky movement, but it’s usually not enough to ruin the experience. Even after all these years, the visuals hold up incredibly well. Some areas are genuinely stunning. Paired with the beautiful soundtrack, the atmosphere becomes unforgettable. I’ve spent so much time just riding through the world, doing nothing but taking it in. You can easily put 60–80 hours into the main story. Add side quests and exploration, and it can easily pass 150+. The choices you make actually matter, and the game feels fresh on repeat playthroughs. And the DLCs? Some of the best I’ve ever played, especially Blood and Wine, which feels like a full game on its own. Even with its flaws, this is still one of the best games I’ve ever played. A true classic. Solid 9/10.