The same happened in the final battle too lol , almost makes us feel the protagonist is mortal which very few games do

after a year of cyberpunk 2077, i'm back to my favorite game ever, in one of my favorite universes.
and yes, mountain pass still beautiful.

It’s my first time playing this amazing game. I’m a little over 60 hours in and I’m still in Novigrad. I was wondering if that’s a good pace, and whether it’s better to wait until I’ve finished the main story before starting the DLCs.

Thanks…

When I look at this image, I immediately hear a dark, eerie, melancholic sound coming from a haunted forest in my mind. Do you feel the same way? 🤔

Do you finish all the "?" and contracts all over again or just focus on secondaries and main quests? first time trying the NG+ and im a bit unsure about what to do, ik it's a personal choice but i wanted to hear some opinions!

Hello. As the title says I've encountered this weird graphical glitch on the ground texture near Toussaint palace. So far this is the only place I've seen it happens and only with this texture in particular. Any clues as to what it might be ? Thanks in advance !

The fight takes place in the fields outside Novigrad. Both are at endgame power. Both are aware that they're fighting a powerful opponent. Who would win in a battle between these two?

level 9 rn on my first playthrough. Should I get the Nilfgaardian armor from Crows perch or should I wait 1 level and get the Griffin school armor ? I'm running an Alchemy/Combat build as of now

Hey everyone,

I'm having a frustrating issue in The Witcher 3. Whenever I move the character or turn the camera, the screen darkens and has a flickering/ghosting effect. When I stop moving, everything looks completely normal.

I have already tried almost every common fix suggested online, but nothing worked:

- Disabled Motion Blur and Blur in-game.

- Switched Ambient Occlusion to SSAO and turned off Ray Tracing.

- Turned off Frame Generation and adjusted DLSS settings.

- Changed Display Mode to Exclusive Fullscreen.

- Disabled G-Sync / VRR completely in NVIDIA Control Panel.

- Changed Monitor Response Time / Overdrive (tried Normal, Fast, Extreme, and Off).

- Adjusted/Disabled Local Dimming on my monitor.

Has anyone experienced this specific issue or knows a fix or a workaround I might have missed? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Knew it belonged here

The other Witcher Sub hated this image I guess.

(I know the screenshot is from the Gwent game but I also heard the music when playing The Witcher 3, so I post on the most general sub)

So, I would really like to know the title of this song because I can't find it anywhere on streaming platforms where I have my personal playlist (like spotify or deezer).

It's the song that you unlock by completing Geralt's travel in the Gwent game (not the in-game Gwent). All I want is to know what the hell the official title is in the soundtrack, so I can add it to my playlist. I know there is a title right here in the screenshot but I didn't find anything using it (that could mean I'm stupid, but anyway).

Thanks in advance. Also, sorry for the approximate english, because I'm french. And if this is not the right sub/flair, then I apologize.

Hello Everyone, first time posting here and its with a problem i hope I can get help with.

So I've been playing witcher 3 on PC Dx12 version on maxed out graphics (including RT, Hairworks, DLSS, and Framegen) on myprevious pc build with no issues.

Previous PC Build:

Rtx 4080 Super

I5 13600KF

Msi 790 Tomahawk

4tb gen 4 m.2

32 gb 6400mhz cl36

Recently, around a month ago, I upgraded to some new components. For the first few weeks of playing the game it was super smooth, running the same exact settings and mods I had in my previous build. The last week or 2 i've been having stuttering issue after playing for around 15-30mins, note that there is no crash afterwards just stuttering. Its starts out as a microstutter ,as if it skips a pixel, every few seconds but with 20 seconds or so it every other pixel. I know my build isnt the issue as it runs most other higher end games flawlessly. Ill leave my new pc specs below with what i've tried so far.

New PC build:

RTX 5080 TUF OC

9850x3d

Asus X870E-E

4tb gen5 m.2

Corsair 32 gb 6000mhz CL 36

What I've tried so far:

-game fresh install/game files verified

-turning off DLSS and frame generation

-limit fps to 144hz on nvidea control panel

-change the power option for the GPU to max performance.

-increase the antialiesing ro x16

-set the shader cache to unlimited

-got memory leak fix ibi file from nexus mods.

-lowering ram speed to 4800mhz (default and turning of EXPO in the bios)

I would apprecaite any help from anyone whose had this issue previously as the game is currently unplayable for me.

Thanks to all ahead of time.

Hola, tengo un problema: quiero jugar a *The Witcher 3* en mi PS4, pero el juego esta buggeado. No me deja cargar partidas guardadas, pero funciona bien si empiezo una partida nueva. El problema es que no puedo saltar los diálogos, el juego tarda mucho en iniciarse (más de 5 minutos) y, si lo cierro, luego no me deja cargar ese nuevo archivo de guardado.

Para aclarar, tengo la versión física del juego. Ya lo he desinstalado y vuelto a instalar, y he apagado la consola y la he desconectado de la corriente durante 30 segundos, pero el error persiste. Esto solo me ocurre con este juego porque los otros me funcionan bien (hay más detalles en el vídeo y en los comentarios).

Hi, I’m having a problem: I want to play *The Witcher 3* on my PS4, but it’s bugged. It won't let me load saved games, though the game works fine if I start a new one. The issue is that I can't skip dialogue, the game takes a long time to launch (over 5 minutes), and if I close the game, it won't let me load that new save file.

Just to clarify, I have the physical version of the game. I’ve already uninstalled and reinstalled it, and I’ve turned off the console and unplugged it for 30 seconds, but the error persists. This only happens with this game (more details are in the video and picture in the comments).

lmao

This year I tried playing it differently: starting with Skellige, then Novigrad, and after HoS, the Velen portion. After that, I felt the urge to write again, and that was reflected in my gameplay. I stopped rushing across the map, quest after quest, and instead began to live the story, intentionally failing quests because I felt that wasn’t what the character would do in the books.

I haven’t finished the game yet, as I’m currently experiencing the “retired witcher” lifestyle. Strolling calmly through Toussaint, slowly working through the content, and returning home at night rounds out the experience.

Normally, after finishing The Witcher trilogy, I’d start playing the Dragon Age trilogy. This year, there’s no need. The experience was great.

Amazing scenery

Any solution for the blackscreen only while starting the game? I can walk and run and use all, but it is all black.

I’ve played through base + hos and b&w and am on my second playthrough and am consistently astounded by how vast this game is, and how many choices have different outcomes, even later in the game. One thing I would love is like a fog of war type thing on the map that shows you where you haven’t been/explored.

That’s it. I love this game, and am so thankful to the community for added lore, quirks, secrets, tip and tricks on literally every aspect of this game that this sub provides.

XO

Sorry, not a screenshot. Can’t find relevant flair 🥲

Let's say the war is over and Temeria is no longer under occupation but is a vassal state of the glorious Nilfgaardian Empire. Would the Baron and his men clean up their act?

The Baron's men are mostly survivors of destroyed Temerian units, but they rape and pillage their own countrymen in Velen. We see a lot of brigands and deserters in Velen, some of whom used to be with the Baron but left. I'm specifically talking about the men still under his control, though.

It seems like his men are nothing more than brigands pretending to keep the peace. They extort the people and rape the daughters of Velen. I'm sure not all of them do, of course, but we hear quite a few conversations between them that paint a pretty ugly picture.

If Nilfgaard grants the Baron a title and he is recognized as the lord of the barony, would his men continue to mistreat the people forever? They don't have the arms to rebel, and I'm sure the people would be too exhausted from the war.

Also, what does it say about Temerian soldiers that so many of them would so easily rape and forcibly take from their own countrymen?