The DLC is just retired Geralt playing Gwent in Toussaint all day and all the new content is just more tournaments and decks 🙏
^Seriously though judging by the title I would expect some sort of flashback, probably some kind of prequel thing involving Ciri's backstory to lead into Witcher 4.^
While I'm always happy with new Witcher content I hope they don't invalidate the perfect ending Gerald had in Blood & Wine
love it when studios randomly come back to a game years later with a new dlc like "hold on tim had a really cool idea while working on the next one so we're gonna add it to the old one"
Will this DLC remind me how to play the game?
Wild. So all these complete editions won't be complete for long. Ars Technica said it's $7.99 on GOG right now, so that's a heck of a cheap way to get into the game if one were so inclined.
Not quite as good as paying $6 for the Mass Effect trilogy, remastered, with all the DLC, and the loot box shit from ME3 stripped out... but not bad either.
I find the controls for Witcher 3 are key bad looking back (just stuff like Gerald’s movement kinematics and the response times)
So hopefully if they do this they can just do a bit of a polish pass too.
Hoping this supercharges interest into the modding scene. The 2024 redkit release was way past the games popularity peak
I hope it will be playable on a new game. I've finished the game on a Switch then sold the cart and gave away the console. I'm using a pc for all my gaming now.
Dang I need to get back to this to play thru blood and wine first
It should be noted that the new content comes with new system requirements for the base game and the expansion. Windows 11 is going to become a requirement and the minimum CPU requirements have been updated to match Windows 11's.
Ew, no. They already screwed me over with the trilogy. They don't get any more money from me
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