Yeh, you get shed loads for it. I just zap hares and deer for healing.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Yeh, you get shed loads for it. I just zap hares and deer for healing.
Oh god. I only just realised that he God awful narration on lading screens is supposed to be dandelion!... He sounds like he can't be bothered.
I have won some pretty good Gwent cards now. Built a nice Nilfgard deck as well as the starter one.
Also, just out of interest, has anyone been to the skellig map yet?
I have won some pretty good Gwent cards now. Built a nice Nilfgard deck as well as the starter one.
Also, just out of interest, has anyone been to the skellig map yet?
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don't!!!! sell it to herbalist.
use meat, bread or something.
when in fight use queen first...
Thankfully my monitor doesn't tear, my previous one did and it was bad!
I might enable VSYNC and try that as well
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Really tempted to go try get the Griffin armour but have to be lvl 11 well that what it recommends and im lvl 6
I don't get how they would think the loading screen narration is alright.... the character is supposed to be a bard/ storyteller.
Most of the intonation sounds totally off relative to what he says.
Anyone else noticed that?
Unfortunately, i've had to reload a lot recently having upped the difficulty. Grinding on my nerves a bit after the 18th time!
Just thought a mod to turn off the narration on loading screens would be pretty nifty
Your screen will tear without sync tech/vsync, you just don't notice it
Did none of the stuff suggested in pcgamer article work for you then?
EDIT:
for getting a smooth screen tear free experience, I generally do one the following things:
- use borderless window mode (this uses windows vsync + triple buffering)
- full screen mode and in game vsync turned on
And some times with a FPS cap of 59 (particuarly if I am using the second option) using rivatuner, this can work amazingly well for quite a few games plus it also cuts the input lag down considerably.
It really all depends on the game and what its in built vsync is like.
EDIT:
What got this game running smooth for me was, enabling borderless windowed mode, disabling in game vsync and setting a 60 fps cap with rivatuner (I am using a 60hz monitor)
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In case people don't read the sweetfx thread I found a very good setting, read the page and it links to a old version so you can toggle the effects on/off in game so you can see the difference better. Turn off the ingame sharpness setting, screenshots but it looks better in motion. First picture is off and the rest are on:
Looks much better in game.
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3718/
http://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/3718/
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That
scene, some steamy stuff 
Every time I hear it I wonder why Dandelion isn't doing the narration.
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Every time I hear it I wonder why Dandelion isn't doing the narration.
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Another one off then on:
Makes me appreciate the VA from the first games.
My favourite little touch in the game is the way Geralt tips the scabbard with his off-hand when sheathing his sword. Only just noticed it. Pretty cool. Most games wouldn't bother.
Tips below if you want them
As suggested, use quen and yrden. Quen to keep your health up in case they get a hit in, and yrden to trap them in physical form while inside the circle. and dodge to get out of the way without wasting stamina. roll if you gotta though!
I just did that one at level 6. Took a couple goes, but I just used the same tactics as I do for any other of the same type (see my other post).
Never drops below 75 FPSYeah, I had no trouble with 2 similar fights I had earlier, but this one kept doing mega damage out of nowhere!