The Witcher 3 has sold 50 million copies
Obscure cult classic The Witcher 3 has sold 50 million copies, according to developer CD Projekt...
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt News
Obscure cult classic The Witcher 3 has sold 50 million copies, according to developer CD Projekt...
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Long Covid Mods translate “real-world symptoms" into Elden Ring, Minecraft, and The Witcher 3
A new series of challenge mod packs aim to raise awareness for Long Covid and chronic fatigue symptoms using three perennial favourites: Elden Ring, Minecraft, and The Witcher 3. The initiative is called Long Covid Mode and all three mods make sweeping adjustments to the games, turning “real-world symptoms into in-game effects.” Take a look at some of the examples below:
This scarily detailed Witcher 3 mod forces Geralt to fight a new foe: long Covid
In an incredibly niche bit of awareness-raising, a modder named Stellar7Project has put together a far-reaching mod for The Witcher 3 that, if nothing else, will definitely make your next playthrough a lot different than the ones before it. Long Covid Mode for The Witcher 3 gives Geralt, well, long Covid, turning "real Long Covid symptoms into in-game effects" and generally making the entire game into a big, long, arduous experience...
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The Witcher 3's latest update adds Intel XeSS support
The next-gen version of The Witcher 3 isn't suffering from a lack of post-release attention. The latest 4.03 patch comes packed with bug fixes and improvements. Removing the ability to eat food underwater is surely near the top of the list, but beyond that, it also introduces Intel XeSS support...
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Finally, after 8 years Geralt can no longer eat chicken sandwiches, turkey legs, or pierogies underwater
The Witcher 3's next-gen version continues to receive refinements and improvements from CD Projekt Red, and while I thought the developer could never live up to the audacious excellence of fixing the grass shadows (and thus the game itself), I have been proven grievously wrong. After eight long years, the same gap as between the O.G. Witcher and The Witcher 3, Geralt can no longer get his chow on underwater. Our boy's days of noshing in the briney deep are no more. CDPR also fixed some other stuff too...
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