This also put me off

Keep trying to get into it but keep taking a break lmbo

Got the tragic ending, this s*** will haunt me for a bit

I finished the base game on PS4. Saved the expansions for PS5, which I only got a couple of days ago. Have the GOTY edition on disc and it was so much effort to get my save over and the free next gen upgrade Took hours and when I finally saw my save on the PS5 version, it said some s*** about the save is corrupted/incompatible Loaded a few seconds later though, almost threw something at my TV

WHERE ARE THE MODS???

Been playing over the past few weeks and I'm fully hooked. Finished Hearts of Stone, moving on to Blood and Wine next

Mindblowing how much content they managed to fit in this game and this was like a decade ago Hella variety in their quests too, it's not just constantly slaying monsters

I feel like other game developers took note of how The Witcher 3's side quests don't feel like side quests/tie into the main plot occasionally and started promoting it in their own games but none of them managed to nail it quite like CDProjekt did here

Some frustrating design choices and jank but those can be overlooked due to the sheer scope the game aims for and largely achieves

got like 20+ hrs on this and im still nowhere near close to finishing this

playing witcher 1 and 2 before this didnt help either im kinda worn out by the time i got to 3

According to the save file I've had playing the entire main game + hearts of stone and a bit of Blood and Wine, I've got 140 hours And that's not even doing everything, I'm sure I've missed plenty of quests and I'm not doing all those question marks on the map

I take my time when gaming, I loot everything and I'm constantly going back to one of the storage chests to store s*** I can sell later. But you're probably looking at about 60+ hours and that's a very conservative estimate

I'd suggest you drop it for now and play something more linear as a pallette cleanser

yeah i just been playing linear stuff lately in the meantime lol

this games still in the back of my mind off the strength of playing the first two games for the first time this year, already one of my favorite stories of all time

I clocked 130 hours on Steam and I missed a ton of s***

Where tf are the console mods?

tweaktown.com/news/107902/witcher-3-console-mod-support-delayed-to-2026/index.html

Sad Geralt grunts

Reports of a big DLC coming next year though.

strefainwestorow.pl/analizy/noblesecurities-cdprojekt-wiedzmin-dlc-orion-cyberpunk

(Translated)
According to a fresh Noble Securities a***yst report shared via Strefa Inwestorów, CD Projekt's release calendar and budgets have been revised significantly for the next few years. The a***yst expects a big DLC for The Witcher 3 to launch in May 2026, acting as a narrative bridge toward The Witcher 4 while kicking off its marketing cycle; this DLC is forecast to sell strongly and help sustain revenues ahead of the full sequel.

Wonder if you play as Geralt or Ciri?

Was waiting for the mods to hit PS5 but looks like that’s not coming for a while so I’ve just started up a new save for the first time in like 10 years

Bro's retired

I will c**

Damnnnn
I just thought about replaying it with the next gen update on my ps5
Haven’t played it since 2020
Guess its time

Not only is this game full of content but the writing for so much of it is filled with wit, even genuine emotion

Did the side quest, Goodness Gracious Great Balls of Granite. Just look at this dialogue that starts at about 1:15, they were cooking

I chose to let the old guy keep the testicles for a bribe and lie to the guy who gave me the quest. Figured I'd get the rest of my bribe before going back to the guy who gave me the quest and turn the old guy in if the game would still let me. But then the old guy died before I could get the rest of my money

Also loved the quest about the woman who was cursed to look like a bird. Genuinely felt conflicted about that choice but ultimately the knight wanted to try it so I let him

Just found the quest about the virtues and loved how when Geralt walked on water, they made a clever little reference to Jesus

No way