Geralt is the weapon... the extra signs were definitely necessary 😁

My only Witcher lore comes from Witcher 3.

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During the Dragon contract, the forktail kept going straight for Mia the sheep and killing her. I ended up reloading and redoing the quest until I managed to keep her alive.

The best part is that afterward, she follows you around the village.

I just found this out! I walked up to a signpost and pressed L3 (on ps5) and got teleported still on Roach!

I wish Geralt might give us some hint, on what to think of them.

If you have been playing the remaster and remember stamina regenerating way faster in the original game and the Next-Gen, it may be because the skill “Griffin School Techniques” has been heavily nerfed.

This skill used to give “+5% stamina regen per piece of medium armor.” Like other %-based bonuses to stamina (such as the starting potion Tawny Owl), this was based on the out-of-combat rate of 100/s rather than the combat rate of 10/s. So, this skill would bump you up to 30/s in combat with full medium armor.

Now, the skill reads “each piece of medium armor increases stamina by 0.2/0.4/0.6 per second” for levels 1/2/3. Now, you will note this is the same as a 2/4/6% bump on the IN-COMBAT rate, and at max gives +2.4stamina/sec with a full set of medium gear. This corresponds to an 88% nerf despite an investment of three skill points.

So, that change is probably why your stamina regen feels a bit slow. I think this is probably an oversight, values of 2/4/6 make a lot more sense, as it stands now this skill is basically useless.

there's a question mark on my map and when I arrive there, there's nothing to do. is this a glitch? :(

I think maybe it's related to the quest of a man afflicted with a plague of something like this.

I'm playing the remastered version on switch 2

By the way, Morkvarg, how do you do it?

I always remove the curse before killing him. And to please Freya even more, I kill Einar too.

As we are all making our way through the game again due to the remaster, I find myself noticing more and more how rushed and odd the ending sequences can be.

Specifically in wondering why they decided to make Master Ort the blacksmith who makes “the best Witcher swords”, when we have like 0 reason to believe that? The highest quality we receive in base game is Master crafted by Éibhear. Seems like it would’ve been more “full circle” if we had met Éibhear instead as he is maybe emigrating from Novigrad.

Is there mention of Master Ort in the books? Is he actually renowned for Witcher blades?

Don’t hate this was around level 15 ish. So pretty early game still

Playing my 2nd playthrough with the Remastered on Switch 2. Loving it so far.

I saw the post by Can1q and decided to fix it for him.
Since I cant comment with a video, here is Witcher64 inspired by Can1q.

Never seen it in my previous playthroughs....

Did they remove the Muster ability from Geralt and Ciri Gwent Cards or am I victim to a bug/ignorance?

Edit: Bug fixed by revisiting the reward chest and collecting the rewards again. I am playing remastered on PS5.

Thank you everyone for the hints.

I've noticed since playing the remaster on PS5, that the game seems a lot darker than it used to be. To the point that when I'm inside any building or just in shade, it's hard to see. I've tried playing around with the Max Monitor Brightness and Paper White settings but I haven't been able to improve it. Is there something wrong with my settings?

Anyone have a solution? I got the saddlebags and armor in the chest but the blinders weren't there... I'm on PS5.