Ok, so REDkit's given The Witcher 3 modders the ability to do a lot of new stuff with the game this year, and the mod I'm about to tell you about might take the cake in terms of being the wackiest. Yes, even over Gaunter O'Dimm in his swimming trunks.
We don't know much about what we'll be doing inThe Witcher 4 whenever it arrives, but it looks like an encounter with a character called Branko can be added to that list. That's according to the online CV of the actor who appears to be playing him in the game currently codenamed Polaris.
I don't know about you, but I've spent a lot of time playing The Witcher 3 over the years, to the point where you start to feel like you just about know a game inside out. I clearly don't quite though, as one of the game's developers has just revealed he was behind a bit of cut Geralt dialogue I've never run into, mainly because you need a certain mod enabled during a specific scene to do so.
What are the best The Witcher 3 settings for PC? Thanks to regular updates over the past few years, including the major next-gen graphical update, The Witcher 3 has never looked better on PC, but getting the best out of it will still require a little messing around in the settings menus.
It won't take the best graphics card to get maximum fps out of The Witcher 3, but refining your settings to maximize the performance of your hardware is key.
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