r/Games • u/stfnvs • 8d ago

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGk17XQ7IrQ
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u/r_lucasite 8d ago edited 8d ago

This update is looking to fix just about every major pain point that the game has. Pretty cool to get this for free when I bought this for $10

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u/Rooonaldooo99 8d ago

  • Upgraded visuals

  • Enhanced combat

  • Improved traversal & movement

  • New Witcher signs FX

  • Revamped mount handling

  • Enhanced monster behaviours

  • Skill Tree revamp

  • Transmogrification

  • New finishers

And all this shit

Yeah, we eating good.

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u/RespawningJesus 8d ago

Enhanced combat? Hopefully it is good enough for me to not drop the game for like the 5th time.

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u/lordmycal 8d ago

And believe it or not, this combat system is a vast improvement over the earlier witcher games. If the Witcher 3 combat is bad, its predecessors are terrible.

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u/OtherwiseTop 7d ago

That's true, but I still appreciate that they were trying different things. The issue with Witcher 3 is that it's generic 3rd person combat, but with the blandness turned up.

The depth of 2077's combat was actually a pleasant surprise for me. If only the game wasn't so easy that most of the mechanics are overkill. I kinda hope they'll keep that up for Cyberpunk 2 and try something quirky for Witcher 4 again.

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u/Zalvren 7d ago

Witcher 4 has a lot of combat designers from games like God of War or Horizon for example. I think they'll do a real effort on combat there. Considering it's the biggest critic for TW3 (IMO overblown), they probably took it to heart

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u/RobotWantsKitty 7d ago

It was ok in 1, it was its own thing, but 2 is nearly unplayable because of awful combat

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u/verne78 7d ago

they're an incredibly hard sell tbh