#TURN AND FACE THE STRANGE WITCHER 3 MOD#

There is reason why in some big open world rpg games that have mod support, some people create mods that enable a fast start, so that you can skip the 'boring for some, ejoyable for others' begining part of the game where you are basically trying to survive and gather resources to get better equipment and better skills.ДЇor example, and i only have my own experience to back it up of course, on my first playthrough i couldn't do certain stuff because i didn't have the right equipment, no bombs, so i couldn't destroy nests, no potions because i didn't have the ingredients nor the diagrams, my armor was pretty bad so i had to use what i was looting (which looked awful). I'll see if it's possible to do thatДЇrom your comment it seems to me that your reason for thinking that it adds nothing to the game is mostly subjective, convenience can be a good enough reason for some to have a more enjoyable second (or third etc.) playthrough. I know there's a mod that adds more 'boxes' for your skills, but I haven't tried it because I believe it would make the game too easy however, a mod to add even more extra slots for skills as a result of the NG+ version of 'Turn and Face the Strange' seems more natural. I may do a mod to alter the NG+ version of the quest.

My question above was strictly out of curiosity of what to expect from the quest I mention, since it does add something significant to the game, and was simply wondering whether it changed anything in NG+. Now, NG+ with all the extra stuff I acquired will certainly make me do things in a very different way - and I'm also doing it at Deathmarch difficulty: that first fight with the ghouls was a lot of fun (just started it today).

I'm looking forward to playing NG+ - I've already done two different playthroughs at different difficulty levels, but both starting from scratch, and it was interesting to see how the progression for both was different, and the game had a different feel for both. What exactly would be your ideal way of giving a new game + for a open world RPG like witcher 3?

I'm not sure why you say that offered nothing of value. Sure the game is not really easier in NG+, neither is it harder, what NG+ gives you is convenience, already start with good equipment and a ton of crafting materials, potions and money, oh and you also very likely have by that point an increased inventory limit. You also start with a bunch of skills rather than nothing, you have all the slots enable so you can play with a different style right from the begining instead of having to unlock all the slots before you can actually try a different combination. or would you rather not have it at all?ДЇrom my perspective, at least you start NG+ with a lot of potions and bombs from the start, you also have all the money you ended with it. Opprinnelig skrevet av в™ .brT:i'm curious as to what would be your ideal NG+ system.

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