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King’s Gambit – Fixed an issue where it could be impossible to participate in the fistfight with the second Vildkaarl due to an invisible obstacle.Family Matters – Fixed an issue that could cause the game to crash during the transition to Ciri’s Story: Out of the Shadows when speaking to the Bloody Baron.Battle Preparations – Fixed an issue where it could be impossible to interact with Avallac’h during the objective “Let Avallac’h know everything’s ready.”.QUESTS & GAMEPLAY – Available on all platforms

Optimized ray-traced global illumination on next-gen consoles to improve the performance of Ray Tracing Mode.

Improved Screen Space Reflections quality on next-gen consoles.

Fixed an issue where consoles could create a higher amount of saves than their set limit, resulting in various issues with saving the game or user settings being reset.

It improves frame rate by prioritizing performance over range and precision.

Added a new performance mode for ray-traced global illumination, which can be toggled by players with compatible hardware.

Players who had previously set their SSR setting to high may notice a performance impact.

Fixed an issue where the Screen Space Reflections setting wasn’t working on PC despite being turned on.

And not the neutered version of him you see in W3, but Vernon Roche in all his unrestrained splendour.

It also has better boss fights I think (apart from a few annoying QTEs here and there).Īnd it has Vernon Roche, the greatest character ever (apparently some ppl like Iorweth too). There's a pretty big leap in both looks and mechanics between W1 and W2, so the foundation of W3 is clearly visible in W2. It is much more similar to W3 (apart from the open world). It's a proper long adventure with some great characters and it has by far the best atmosphere imo. Personally I think Witcher 1 is a great game. You can find gameplay vids on youtube to see how it looks. So no dodging or rolling and all of that stuff. It's more focussed on choosing combat style and then timing attacks to link them together in a sort of constant whirl. The combat system is definitely its own thing, but I'd say it's not so much about it having aged poorly, as it is that it was pretty different back then as well.

I suppose it depends on how long you've been gaming and how cool you are with older looking graphics. It is a much older game after all, but personally I think it looks just fine, and pretty cool in its own way. The graphics are obviously nowhere near W3, nor W2 for that matter. It seems that its mainly the combat system that people point to, besides the graphics of course. Witcher 1 seems to get alot of slag by people thinking it has aged poorly and so on.