The Witcher 3's next-gen update was borked on PC, but a fresh hotfix from developers CD Projeckt Red might have just unborked it. They say the update to the update "should improve the overall stability and performance", which will hopefully be especially good news for anyone trying to de-neck nekkers on an ageing graphics card.
The Witcher 3 next-gen port has been a bit of a mess on PC, and even the best Witcher 3 settings haven't saved everyone's copy of the RPG game on their rig. That said, developer CD Projekt Red has been collecting player feedback, with a hotfix now released. While it doesn't change the version of the game or have too many details, it shows how the team is listening and taking action.
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The Witcher 3 next-gen update, which has faced a variety of technical issues since its launch, is set to receive a sweeping update of its own, adding high-definition textures and a visual overhaul to the RPG game, though it won't be released by GOG and Cyberpunk 2077 developer CDPR, which is currently working towards The Witcher Remake release date.
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