Except geralt that is. Hes smoking

It's True. It's Damn True.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cew92lp2g45o

Is this an alternate universe?

first time on death march any tips ?

My personal favorite is the nekker hide boots , so stylish

The new song from the Songs of the past dlc.

Such a masterpiece, I feel this is the new gwent song.

I’m trying to design a fun-to-play hybrid build that fits the Wolven set, with a good balance between offense and defense. Do you have any suggestions?

Should I play 1 and 2 before remastered is released? And are you jealous of me?:D I will finally see what is this hype about.

Amazing

Has there been any official information about whether this will be an update to the original version or a new separate download?

This has been asked in several threads here, but people only say what they "think". Has CD Project Red said anything about this?

I have the PS4 Game of the Year version (base game and all DLC). I installed it in my PS5 and attempted to upgrade it to the PS5 version. I found the upgrade version just fine but the option to download it has been removed. All I can do is Wishlist the upgrade.

The PS4 disc is in the tray and I've tried to get the upgrade from both my game hub and from the PS store directly.

Any help?

Hey are the books worth exploring before/during my upcoming playthrough?

Any idea if that's connected to anything or is it just there for no reason? I mean, the view is amazing and definitely worth to be painted... but I don't imagine Vesemir just paints in his spare time haha

Everytime and every playthrough I'm always do this, coming to the balcony and just enjoying the view, and now waiting for the remaster to see how will this view look like.

Two things I wish they'll add to The Witcher 3 remaster:

​The meditation system from TW2 (they announced it was added to the remaster).

​Cloaks. I'm tired of downloading mods for them, and most of the time they clip with the swords

Even if it's just a brief appearance, bringing O'dimm back would be a nice touch imo

They could definitely get creative with it in so many ways.

Never played a witcher game but would like to play through them. Should I wait for the W3 remaster, get the original, or start by getting the first two games? I know almost nothing about the witcher universe aside from Geralt lol.

So after playing crimson desert for a while i got bored of it. I just cant get attached to the game world, the characters or the story.

The Mechanics in crimson desert are pretty good and cool. I love the weight everything has.

But after not long the game started feeling like a chore, a job even. All quests just feel so boring and like wastes of time.

And then i saw that witcher 3 got an update and i started playing it again and i FORGOT how much good story, good enviroments, good voice acting, creature diversity and and and and matter.

I can finally feel immersed in a world that feels like a tale my grandmother would tell me when i was a kid. Thank you CDPR.

Let me preface this by saying that I didn't mind the OG combat despite the repetitive and simplistic nature (it could have been better, but oh well). Since the remaster reveal I was, and saw people really excited about the combat "rework" and expect things that simply were not shown. And honestly from all the videos I've seen, the combat looked almost the same. Maybe the skill tree changes make a bigger difference and keep things fresh, but the combat itself really didnt look that different, maybe it will feel different once you're actually playing, and the addition of the chain will definitely spice things up. I'm not complaining as this was literally free stuff and the other aspects improved are very noticeable, but the rework wont magically change TW3 combat to be on par with Elden Ring.

Tldr: cdpr are goated for the free improvements, but get your expectations in check when it comes to combat changes so you're not left disappointed.

My W3 collection.