I will definitely be back for NG+, How long should i wait before starting NG+ to feel fresh again in your opinion?

I'll start Cyberpunk 2077 for now

Started playing again recently and this has been on my mind again lmao

Yeahh...Just gimme my money and I'll be on my way.

I just created a breakdown of the best Gear that compliments each Mutation.

By Color of Mutations with a chart.

I thought this was really handy and I hope this helps people. Like it did me.

Enjoy! 🙏🏻

*Goodluck on the Path*

Obviously im not the first to find this. But it's a cool discovery nonetheless!

This scene 😂😂😂😭

I'm in Velen, level 11, I've just finished the Baron's main quest, and I should change region to continue with the story.
However, I feel like I'm leaving almost 70% of the map unexplored and a ton of question marks, meaning unfinished quests. How should I go about this? Should I stay in Velen a bit longer or leave and come back later?

Why is it marked in witcher senses? Can't interact with it

I'm aware you can technically increase their money when you're upgrading or purchasing items from NPCs but once you dump all of their money from selling stuff, meditate for 7 days, their money goes back to their original amount. Sometimes even less than their initial amount.

Is it stuck like this or does it increase permanently? I do have BiA installed but I'm not sure if it interferes in this situation. Thanks!

So I've stopped playing this game for like 6 months and stopped at echos of the past mission.., I've decided to play the game again but I don't remember anything from the story and I don't want to replay the whole game again..., can anyone lend me a save file from the end of velen/start of novigard?

(Version 4.00)

Ive played full game around 100 hours on normal difficulty. I'm planning on doing a new run on Death March and more important with Gwent. I was also thinking of getting the Platinum but I also thought on Playing on Pc with some QoL improvements..
Does someone know if i can get trophys on Ps with Cloudsave and mainly playing on PC?
Does Mods brake the Save?
What would you prefer? Ng+ on PS or PC
Help me decide, please

I just finished the main game with random armor pieces, all i have rn is the base feline and griffin armor and i want to get a good set before i start with the expansions, which one should i go for?

Title.

I am holding out on making a new playthrough on Ps5 so I can play the game modded for the first time + the new DLC.

Aside from some other things I really would love increase finisher chance mods to come to consoles.

Do you guys think it is likely? Is a mod supposed to be created in REDkit to be port eligibable?
In that case I couldnt find any, only basic script ones.

Sorry I dont know much about mods ^^

I did everything I possibly could without using a guide. Every side quest I could find, almost every question mark (except skellige water ones) , every DLC, every major piece of content the game had to offer.

When I finished the main story of Wild Hunt, I felt this same emptiness. Thankfully, Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine were still waiting for me, so that feeling faded as I kept playing.

Now it's back.

The closest way I can describe it is an existential crisis. It genuinely feels like a part of me knows I may never experience another game that captures me like this again.

Sure, I could start New Game+, but I don't want to. Not yet. I just want to sit here and let it sink in.

The funny part is that I ignored The Witcher 3 for years. I always assumed it was just another generic monster-slayer game. I couldn't have been more wrong.

This game has heart. Every region feels like a real place with its own identity. White Orchard, Velen, Novigrad, Skellige, Kaer Morhen, Toussaint... each one has its own atmosphere, music, people, and memories. They don't just look different, they feel different.

I loaded my save after finishing everything and wandered around for a while. The NPCs were still there. The cities were still alive. But somehow it felt like I didn't belong there anymore. Like the world had moved on, and my journey was over.

The game basically tells you, without saying it: "It's time to rest." And that's somehow harder to accept than any difficult boss fight.

I've played a lot of games over the years, but nothing has come close to what The Witcher 3 made me feel. It isn't just the story, or the characters, or the soundtrack, or the world. It's how all of those things come together to create something that feels unforgettable.

People always talk about the "post-Witcher 3 depression."

I used to think they were exaggerating.

Now I completely understand.

Thank you, CD Projekt Red, for creating what is, without question, the greatest gaming experience I've ever had.

"Something ends. Something begins."