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- 5 May 2017
Unexpectedly I'm actually pretty hyped to play this again in its full glory on PS5. I'm close to finishing Elden Ring for the second time and this will tide me over nicely until DLC hits.
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The easiest way to jump back into The Witcher 3 is to load an old save file from wherever you last left off. If you're upgrading to the next-gen version on Xbox or PC, you should be able to simply install the update file, launch the game and load your save. If you're playing on PlayStation 5, however, you'll need to download the PS5 version of the game rather than simply updating the PS4 version.
Using Original Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Saves on Next-Gen
Unfortunately, it seems that it will not be possible to import save data from previous editions of The Witcher 3. Only save files from the Game of the Year/Complete Editions of The Witcher 3 are compatible with the next-gen version, ...
I figured it out!If anyone knows ... is it going to be possible to jump into an ongoing old campaign and enjoy next-gen goodies, visuals at least? Or is starting a new campaign going to be mandatory?
edit: found some info on IGN's wiki, seems to be a mixed bag:
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That's an apt description really. There's some open world games that are mile wide and an inch deep. Witcher 3 is both very broad and deep at the same time. Everything oozes quality and that goes for dialogue input and output as well.Im over 50hrs in, further than I've ever been. Was afraid it will be exhausting, especially knowing that I have good few new games I want to play, but I got drawn into it - big time.
Didnt even touch both DLCs yet and few of my mates said they are the best DLCs ever created, so looking forward to them as well.
One thing I wanted to mention. Im very impressed how they managed to merge flow of the story with dialog options.
Normally when the game has dialog options - its a risk to the overall rhythm.
Lets take Last of Us, as an example. You just watch cutscenes and if they are well done, with good voice acting and animations - its great.
But when all this is chopped with dialog options - its difficult to keep the flow and immersion.
Here, before a big battle, build up was so well done! I felt like I was watching a movie, while I still had an impact on how the battle will play out and what plan we should execute.
Rarely in games you can feel like a part of the story, rather than awkward, necessary addition.
Thanks! I will. Im lvl31 now and playing it the way I would have acted. I find it the best way to immerse myself.enjoy the ride
Im over 50hrs in, further than I've ever been. Was afraid it will be exhausting, especially knowing that I have good few new games I want to play, but I got drawn into it - big time.
Didnt even touch both DLCs yet and few of my mates said they are the best DLCs ever created, so looking forward to them as well.
Yeah its well worth it. Game looks gorgeous now and new camera angle is very immersive. I always thought original Witcher camera was too far away. This one makes chopping off limbs ever more satisfying.I'll do it again of course because of that remastered update
Yeah its well worth it. Game looks gorgeous now and new camera angle is very immersive. I always thought original Witcher camera was too far away. This one makes chopping off limbs ever more satisfying.
I guess what also helps keeping me in the zone are Witcher audiobooks that I started recently. They are all on youtube. Just needed to google in which order to play them. Finishing book 2. Its a great way to pass time when driving to/from work.
Hold on, there's a new camera angle as well,? HmmmYeah its well worth it. Game looks gorgeous now and new camera angle is very immersive. I always thought original Witcher camera was too far away. This one makes chopping off limbs ever more satisfying.
I guess what also helps keeping me in the zone are Witcher audiobooks that I started recently. They are all on youtube. Just needed to google in which order to play them. Finishing book 2. Its a great way to pass time when driving to/from work.
What order do these audiobooks go in what's first might give it a go thanksYeah its well worth it. Game looks gorgeous now and new camera angle is very immersive. I always thought original Witcher camera was too far away. This one makes chopping off limbs ever more satisfying.
I guess what also helps keeping me in the zone are Witcher audiobooks that I started recently. They are all on youtube. Just needed to google in which order to play them. Finishing book 2. Its a great way to pass time when driving to/from work.
This is what I follow.What order do these audiobooks go in what's first might give it a go thanks
Brilliant thanks for this appreciate itThis is what I follow.
The guy reading it is quite decent. Does all different accents (including mandatory Scottish dwarfs ) and even sings Dandelions songs!
His Geralt mumbles a bit, but I got used to it.
Each book is about 10hrs long, but youtube remembers where you were, so just search "witcher audiobooks" and continue on whenever you fancy.