The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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I admit is can be a bit of a pain geting all those ? around the Skellige islands, but last playthrough I just planned a route around, swapping boats and did them all in a couple of hours. Worth it for the amount of money to be made
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Should be OK at 720p.
The Witcher 3 HD Reworked Project NextGen Edition
The long-awaited final version of the project appreciated by the amazing Witcher community and CD Project RED, which now raises the game's visuals to the highest level yet and enchance it to a truly n
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The Witcher 3 HD Reworked Project NextGen Edition
The long-awaited final version of the project appreciated by the amazing Witcher community and CD Project RED, which now raises the game's visuals to the highest level yet and enchance it to a truly n
It's up
Wow, that looks pretty cool.
That's OK, I'll just let it run in the background whilst doing summat else.
Ahead of its time, certainly in regards to its storytelling and varied and interesting side quests, not to mention the excellent DLC, and has only got better with the remaster, and now with this great looking new texture mod.
Download only takes just over an hour.
Make sure you agree to see ads, it doubles d/l speed from 1.5 to 3mb per sec.
I tried the HalkHogan HD Texture pack, all 12GB.
My framerate died. It needs more than 16GB RAM so in Novigrad, my RAM gets filled up and then framerate goes into 40s. Oh well, textures already look good in the base enhanced version.
My framerate died. It needs more than 16GB RAM so in Novigrad, my RAM gets filled up and then framerate goes into 40s. Oh well, textures already look good in the base enhanced version.
Because the exploration feels more natural and fun when you stumble upon things by exploring instead of running from marker to marker like in ubisoft game, and it lets you focus more on actual sidequests.
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I don't totally disagree but at the same time, that can result in a lot of fruitless exploration which can contribute to burnout on an already long game.
Some kind of middle ground would be nice but I don't know what that is.
Nothing has really progressed in gaming since 2015.
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Demand on hardware hasn't really changed either, can still play modern games on old hardware. Not like in the 90's where you had to upgrade from Voodoo1 within a couple of years.
Animation has. Facial animations in particular have come a long way. I've been playing a lot of games from the early PS4/Xbox One era lately on Deck, and that's the one thing that jumps out. But overall there is surprisingly little difference on low-end hardware. In fact, the older titles tend to look as good and perform better...