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19 May 2015. Nintendo Switch. 2019Mode(s)The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a 2015 developed and published by, based on series of fantasy novels.
It is the sequel to the 2011 game. Played in an with a, players control protagonist, a monster hunter known as a witcher, who is looking for his missing adopted daughter on the run from the: an otherworldly force determined to capture and use her powers. Players battle the game's many dangers with weapons and magic, interact with, and complete main-story and side to acquire and gold, which are used to increase Geralt's abilities and purchase equipment. Its central story has several endings, determined by the player's choices at certain points in the game.Development began in 2011 and lasted for three and a half years. Voice recording took over two and a half years. The writing was infused with realistic aspects like moral ambiguity in a deliberate attempt to avoid simplification, impart authenticity, and reflect Sapkowski's novels.
Central and Northern Europe was the basis of the game's world. Enabled the developer to create a complex story without compromising the game's. The music was composed by and performed by the.The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was released for, and in May 2015, with a version slated for 2019. The game received critical acclaim, with praise for its gameplay, narrative, world design, combat, and visuals, although it received minor criticism due to technical issues.
It received numerous awards, and has been cited as one of the. It was also a commercial success, shipping over twenty million copies by June 2019. Two expansions, and, were also released to critical acclaim. A Game of the Year edition, with the base game, expansions and all, was released in August 2016. Gameplay screenshot of Geralt using the Igni sign against a fiendThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is an with a. Players control, a monster hunter known as a Witcher.
Geralt walks, runs, rolls and dodges, and (for the first time in the series) jumps, climbs and swims. He has a variety of weapons, including bombs, a crossbow and two swords (one steel and one silver). The steel sword is used primarily to kill humans while the silver sword is more effective against creatures and monsters. Players can draw out, switch and sheathe their swords at will. There are two modes of melee attack; light attacks are fast but weak, and heavy attacks are slow and strong. Players can block and counter enemy attacks with their swords.
Swords have limited endurance and require regular repair. In addition to physical attacks, Geralt has five magical signs at his disposal: Aard, Axii, Igni, Yrden and Quen.
Aard prompts Geralt to unleash a telekinetic blast, Axii confuses enemies, Igni burns them, Yrden slows them down and Quen offers players a temporary, protective shield. The signs use stamina, and cannot be used indefinitely.
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Players can use to increase Geralt's magic power. They lose when they are attacked by enemies, although wearing armour can help reduce health loss. Health can be restored with or consumables, such as food and potions. Players occasionally control Ciri, Geralt's adoptive daughter who can short distances. The game has responsive, advanced (AI) and dynamic environments. The day-night cycle influences some monsters (and their powers), as a werewolf becomes powerful during the night of a full moon.
Players can learn about their enemies and prepare for combat by reading the in-game. When they kill an enemy, they can loot its corpse for valuables. Geralt's witcher sense enables players to find objects of interest, including items that can be collected or scavenged. Items are stored in the inventory, which can be expanded by purchasing upgrades. Players can sell items to vendors or use them to craft potions and bombs.
They can visit to craft new weapons and armour with what they have gathered. The price of an item and the cost of crafting it depend on a region's local economy.The game focuses on narrative, and has a which allows players to choose how to respond to. Geralt must make decisions which change the state of the world and lead to 36 possible endings, affecting the lives of in-game characters. He can have a romantic relationship with some of the game's female characters by completing certain quests. In addition to the main quests, books offer more information on the game's world. Players can begin after visiting a town's noticeboard. These side missions include Witcher Contracts (elaborate missions requiring players to hunt monsters) and Treasure Hunt quests, which reward players with top-tier weapons or armour.
Players earn by completing missions. When a player earns enough experience, Geralt's increases and the player receives ability points. These points may be used on four: combat, signs, alchemy and general.
Combat upgrades enhance Geralt's attacks and unlock new fighting techniques; signs upgrades enable him to use magic more efficiently, and alchemy upgrades improve crafting abilities. General upgrades have a variety of functions, from raising Geralt's vitality to increasing crossbow damage.
The game's is divided into several regions. Geralt can explore each region on foot or by transportation, such as a boat. Roach, his horse, may be summoned at will. Players can kill enemies with their sword while riding Roach, but an enemy presence may frighten the horse and unseat Geralt. Points of interest may be found on the map, and players receive experience points after completing mini-missions in these regions.
Players can discover Places of Power for additional ability points. Other activities include, and; the card-playing was later expanded into a. Synopsis Setting The game is set in the Continent, a fantasy world surrounded by parallel dimensions and extra-dimensional worlds. Humans, elves, dwarves, monsters and other creatures co-exist on the Continent, but non-humans are often persecuted for their differences. The Continent is caught up in a war between the empire of Nilfgaard —led by Emperor Emhyr var Emreis , who invaded the Northern Kingdoms —and Redania, ruled by King Radovid V. Several locations appear, including the free city of Novigrad, the Redanian city of Oxenfurt, the of Velen, the city of Vizima (former capital of the recently-conquered Temeria), the Skellige islands (home to several Viking clans) and the witcher stronghold of Kaer Morhen.The main character is the Witcher, Geralt of Rivia , a monster hunter trained since childhood in combat, tracking, alchemy and magic, and made stronger, faster and resistant to toxins by mutagens. He is aided by his lover, the powerful sorceress Yennefer of Vengerberg , his former love interest Triss Merigold (Jaimi Barbakoff), the bard Dandelion , the dwarf warrior Zoltan Chivay , and Geralt's Witcher mentor Vesemir (William Roberts).
Geralt is spurred into action by the reappearance of his and Yennefer's adopted daughter, Ciri. Ciri is a Source, born with innate (and potentially vast) magical abilities; after the apparent death of her parents, she was trained as a witcher while Yennefer taught her magic. She is unaware that the Emperor is her biological father; he sired her under an assumed name while he was subject to a curse. Ciri disappeared years before to escape the, a group of spectral warriors led by the King of the Wild Hunt: the elf Eredin, from a parallel dimension. Main article:The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt received pre-release awards at in 2013 and 2014.
It was voted the best role-playing game at the IGN Best of E3 Awards in 2013 and 2014. It won IGN's E3 People's Choice Award in 2013 and 2014, GameSpot's E3 People's Choice Award in 2014, and the Most Wanted Award at the 31st and 32nd. It was the Most Anticipated Game at in.
At release it received over 250 'game of the year' titles, the most awarded at the time. By August 2016, it had received over 800 awards.Its accolades are from several events, including the Golden Joystick Awards, Game Developers Choice Awards, Gaming Awards and the (NAVGTR) awards. The Witcher 3 was recognized as game of the year by IGN, GameSpot, Game Informer and other gaming publications. The game received a Golden Joystick Award for Best Storytelling, Best Visual Design and Best Gaming Moment, and the Game Awards for Best Role-Playing Game and Studio of the Year for CD Projekt Red. It won Outstanding Achievement in Game Design, Outstanding Technical Achievement and Outstanding Achievement in Story at the D.I.C.E.
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The Witcher 2 Armor pack for The Witcher 3Hello, I have a request. I'm re-playing The Witcher 2 and I have noticed the armor models are much better than in The Witcher 3. Many TW3 armors are ugly and Geralt looks fat in it. So I wonder if it's possible to import TW2 armor models, including the dark armors to TW3 as a mod. I don't know how to do this., but if anyone can and would be willing to do it I'd be most grateful. And sorry for asking like this, but it would be really awesome.