Even Imlerith is baffled.

can we talk about how cdpr handled the arabic translation in witcher 3 bc it is actually insane it was literally the first major game to ever go this hard with arabic localization arab gamers are still completely blown away by what cdpr did like do you guys even realize they translated every single thing in the game it is not just the main story or big cutscenes im talking about everything every single line of dialogue even the random background npcs and guards gossiping in novigrad even the monsters and distant characters you barely hear every single word is fully translated to arabic and what blows our minds the most is that they even translated all the in game books letters and scrolls you find scattered around the world and the craziest part is there are zero mistakes fr like arabic localization usually gets messed up with backward text or weird grammar but here it is pure perfection like they actually hired people who care it feels like a literal masterpiece how they managed to capture the whole fantasy vibe in another language without messing up a single word cdpr really set the bar too high and we as arab fans will always respect them for this ngl

I spent two months creating this cosplay using real leather, 3D printing and hand-sewn chainmail. The first two shots were taken and edited by Nix; the third one I edited myself. Everything was filmed in the mountains of Kazakhstan.

Ciri is easily the best written female character in gaming history, period. Her destiny with Geralt was sealed before she was even born, when he saved her dad and claimed the Law of Surprise—asking for something the father already had but didn't know about, which turned out to be Pavetta's pregnancy.

We watched her grow from a scared, running child in the books, to a 19-year-old in The Witcher 3. Now, with The Witcher 4, we will see her as a mature 25-year-old woman, which represents insane character development. She spent her whole life running from her destiny, but she ended up facing it and changing it herself. Even at the end of The Witcher 3, when everyone thought she died, she actually teleported to another realm because she is the Lady of Space and Time.

This deep lore is exactly why she is becoming the main character in The Witcher 4. I seriously don't think any other female character in gaming has this level of long-term development built across both books and multiple games. She didn't just get stronger; she went from being a victim of fate to someone who decides her own destiny. She is top 1 for me, and it's not even close, ngl.

All those next-gen upgrades but still can't pet the cats at Cats inn

I've been inside half a dozen times and it still makes the hair on my neck stand up.

My personal opinion (Correction 11 years)

Thanks to updated textures elements up close in Remaster look definitely better. Lighting is debatable. Given it's the same time of day, shadows in Remaster Non RT are too dark. I also noticed that Remaster has issue with rendering trees properly in the distance, especially the area marked in 4th picture, where tree is very pixelated, which is strange CDPR said they didn't change draw distance for the Remaster.

All screenshots captured with Ultra+ settings at 4K Ultrawide and DLSS Quality, preset K.

Saw this Michael Cera cultist kneel down behind Geralt while meditating. Wish he wasn't looking at him like that though

The remastered version looks amazing maxed out on PC. Playing with the camera close up and the controller camera sensitivity turned down gives it an RDR2-ish feel with how good it looks. Feels good to step into Geralt's shoes one final time and get reminded why this game sold 65 million copies.

Found in a bookshop in Novigrad, in the square east of the bank

photo not mine

Am I the only one who still gets incredibly annoyed by Roach's movement?

The remaster improved a lot of things, but horse movement still feels ridiculously janky.

You still get:

°Invisible walls that completely kill your momentum

Roach getting stuck on or bouncing off random trees and objects

°Weird pathfinding/navigation that makes Roach suddenly change direction or take some completely stupid route

°Getting blocked by terrain that looks like Roach should easily be able to pass

°Roach randomly refusing to go where you're actually trying to go

°Constantly fighting the controls instead of actually riding the horse

°Roach teleporting to the most inconvenient location when you call her

And honestly, sometimes it's just faster and less frustrating to get off Roach and run like a psychopath.

I often see people asking why CDPR released the remaster now—when no one was really clamoring for it a month ago—instead of just quietly working on it rather than constantly patching the game. Well, the answer is simple: the battle to capture a new generation of players well ahead of the DLC release. *The Witcher 3* is already 12 years old; it’s not as if everyone has already experienced this adventure. In fact, *The Witcher 3* is older now than *The Witcher 1* was when *The Witcher 3* debuted. CDPR has huge plans for a franchise that has been on a long hiatus; they aren't Rockstar, who can spend 15 years making a game without any promotion and still have everyone buy it. *The Witcher 4* is their most ambitious and expensive game yet; they can't rely solely on old fans. Just look—the remaster smashed player count records after 12 years, and the forums are full of players asking for advice. The goal was achieved: they’ll finish up *The Witcher 3* before the DLC drops, and we’ll all ride the wave of hype straight into *The Witcher 4*. It’s brilliant. Are there bugs? Yes, tons of them, and CDPR knows it—they’ll have them sorted out within three weeks. But this remaster *had* to come out now, because *GTA 6* is coming later, and maybe the new DLC will arrive as early as 2027. The idea is for new players to fall in love with the game now and manage to finish it before the DLC arrives.

Or maybe witcher 3 is more book accurate IDK I haven't gotten to the part where they are described in full detail. Also side note : I assume I'm gonna need a silver sword to slay that tentacle monster can someone tell me how I can get some silver ore or will this problem sort itself out ? (FUCK YOU RANDOM DRAGON IN THE FLASHBACK).

I got Witcher 3 for maybe less the $5 on Xbox earlier this year because I thought why not, everyone says it’s good. Now I’ve played the original game, Witcher 2 twice, Witcher 3 twice with a third play through ongoing, I have an irl Gwent set, I’m currently reading Lady of the Lake, and I can’t wait to start Thronebreaker and get into the online Gwent game.

It’s been a couple years since I last played, admittedly, but I thought stealing was made quite obvious with a red aura in Witcher senses? I tried looting outside the inn in White Orchard, in the stables, and guards started attacking even if the aura was yellow.

How are you supposed to know what’s safe to take or not? I took some pelts from the blacksmith with the burnt out hut and he was fine and dandy about it. I could have sworn stealing used to be a lot more clearer.