there might be a bug after continous play at the start of chapter 2.after fighting your first enemy in the prologue.Some areas where the game is prone to crashing/bugging out: All of this is to ensure a more stable experience and it will help in the long run. Keep no more than 10-15 saves for the entirety of your playthrough. They are enormous and slow down saving/loading and can cause a crash on load.

While you play make sure not to have a lot of save files. The exe should be set to run under admin with windows 7 compitability. You shall start the game directly from the game executable anyway. If you're playing the GOG don't use the galaxy features or the game's launcher. Also, disable any overlays you have outside of the one I'll include down below. They still can be found in the jounral and that way you don't risk the game hanging. Make sure to disable the tutorial pop-ups. Make sure to disable the autosave feature in the options as this is one of the main culprits.

The Witcher is running on a heavily modified ancient engine and is prone to crashing on modern systems even without mods. Launch the game and set all the graphic options to max.

Now let's dive into it.Īfter downloading and installing the game make sure to verify/repair the files. I alwo weed some popular mods that are known to cause trouble. The main goal is improved visuals and gameplay, but not at the cost of buggy or unstable experience. The mod list is lore-friendly and respects both the overall vision CDPR had for their game and the world Sapkowski created. I saw there are a few outdated modding guides for the first game and I've decided to write an updated one as of 2019 for newbies to the series or for anybody, who wants to revisit The Witcher: Enhanced Edition once again. What's up, witcher fans? I'm a long-time fan of CDPR and I've decided to start my first run of all three games since BaW dropped.

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