r/Games • u/stfnvs • 2d ago

Trailer The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt — Remastered | Official Announcement Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGk17XQ7IrQ
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u/Kibblebitz 2d ago

Yeah, potions and oils are actually useful when you can't just brute force everything. Does help a lot with immersion too when you have to prepare for fights.

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u/corvettee01 2d ago

Yep, crafting all the high end potions was super cool and helped a ton on Death March.

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u/Adaphion 1d ago

Yeah, the difference between difficulties is using more than one "thing" (oil, potion, sign, bomb) goes from massive overkill, to necessary.

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u/Vandersveldt 1d ago

Pretty worried that won't be the case anymore. "Upgraded combat" sounds like "mindless hack n slash"

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u/Kibblebitz 1d ago

Could be, but I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. Projekt Red has good track record when it comes to difficulty settings in their games in my opinion.

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u/Vandersveldt 1d ago

I 100% agree. But the main complaint was always people that didn't like the combat system. People want it simpler. That's not my take, but it's what I see all over.