And as always, modding communities are here just for that, to tweak the game and to create a lot of crazy, unneeded-but-fun mods. So we decided to put together some of the best The Witcher 3 mods for you. You can also check games like Witcher 3.
If you do not want to deal with Nexus Mod Manager, you are in luck since installing The Witcher 3 mods manually is really easy. Find the installation path of your game. Be sure it is just one big folder instead of multiple different folders. Since all of the mods are in Nexus, this tool makes it a lot easier to download, install, update and manage your mods.
Some mods can be incompatible with each other or may require certain installing orders, and this software makes it all easier. Download it Nexus Mod Manager. Like the first one, this is one is another must. It enables you to use the debug console to use hundreds of different console commands to fix stuff and do various different tasks like changing settings, freezing time or spawning enemies to take cool videos or screenshots.
Download Debug Console Enabler. While The Witcher 3 has a great combat, it can get repetitive after hundreds of hours of gameplay -like every game- and even on the hardest difficulty, you can master it pretty quickly. This mod makes each encounter much more exciting and challenging: enemies are smarter and faster and do different attacks as they level up instead of just hitting harder.
Perfect for a second playthrough and can even be great for your first time if you love challenging combat. Download Enemies of Rivia. It also does not steal while auto-looting, so you do not have to worry. Download AutoLoot. The Witcher 3 has great graphics and lighting but for optimization sake, developers did not add shadows to every light source.
This mod adds shadows to every light source you can imagine: torches on walls, torches that guards carry, large braziers in cities, candles, lamps and also tweaks shadow fade and autohide distances for all adjusted light sources. If you have a strong PC, this is one of the best mods to improve immersion. What it lacks is more blood. If you like gore like me in your melee combat, More Blood adds different blood trails for different enemy types and now Geralt can be covered in blood.
Combine this with mod below, and you are in for a more cinematic combat. Download More Blood. This mod slows time every time Geralt lands a critical strike on an enemy, adding a more cinematic feeling to combat and making each critical hit feel more satisfying.
Not a huge change, but definitely makes combat more fun. This mod reworks the textures and models to higher resolutions and brightness. It improves a lot of environmental textures like stones, rocks, bricks, roofs, walls etc. It does not change the art style but even though it is optimized well to not cause any unnecessary VRAM losses, it can still add quite a bit of extra load on your computer so be sure that you have a strong PC.
Download HD Reworked. This is one of the biggest mods for this game. It completely reforms the combat in many areas with the aim of increasing realism and immersion while not ruining the fun. It removes auto-targeting, so you can attack your enemies from all angles and Gerald attacks where you point him to. Dodging does not make you invulnerable anymore, there are 2 new attacks, being the kick and a new heavy attack, you can jump in combat etc.
You can check the full list on the mod page below. It is perfect for a new playthrough. Download The Witcher 3 Enhanced Edition. This overhaul mod changes and rebalances a lot of stuff without taking away from the vanilla experience.
The list is extremely long so you can check it on the mod page but some of the important changes are: quests levels and rewards are reworked, a lot of textual inconsistencies and typos are fixed, new damage formula and combat changes, reworked economy and ranged combat, difficulties are reworked etc. I just finished the Netflix series and really want to play the games in order while I endure the long wait of the next season Last edited by MoniCrush ; 4 Jan, pm.
Crysis View Profile View Posts. This game is old and runs badly BUT is worth it. Hope this works for all of you: - Use default graphic settings, change only texture quality to high.
That prevents CPU overwork and reduces stuttering to minimum. Old engine and too much NPC, deal with it. I crashed a lot during chapter 3 and deleting old save files stopped the crashes from happening. You can delete it manually or from document the witcher save files. Last edited by SDN ; 5 Jan, am. Maybe that is why my game seems stable, I have only 1 manual save slot, and about 4 auto saves.
I keep it trimmed to about those 5 saves Disable autosave also helps. I do manual saves only because autosave does not overwrite. Last edited by Crysis ; 5 Jan, am.
Firemedic View Profile View Posts. I'm in the same boat, The game can't seem to run for longer than 20 minutes without crashing. I've turned both graphics and resolution down, deleted old saves. All 3 of my current saves crash the moment you press load. Last edited by Firemedic ; 5 Jan, am. There are many big games missing on Linux but at least many old er games run nicely out of the box throughValves SteamPlay, Proton.
Keep Windows for modern titles and Linux for old gems. Per page: 15 30 Date Posted: 4 Jan, pm. Posts:
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