The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is the final part of the Witcher Geralt's trilogy of adventures. The game takes place shortly after the events of the second part. Nilfgaard has successfully conquered Temeria and plans to subdue the rest of the northern lands. Meanwhile, the famous witcher Geralt of Rivia and his wise mentor Vesemir are on the trail of the missing sorceress Yennefer, who is also the longtime lover of the White Wolf.
The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt: FCR3 mod, immersion and gameplay settings
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Complexity The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt has a certain drawback - the game has a lot of glitches and minor bugs. While the gameplay sucks you in for many hours, at some point you may feel like the game lacks some final polish. If you have such an impression about the game, then FCR3 - Immersion and Gameplay Tweaks may come in handy.
It's worth mentioning at the outset that the mod was created by one of the official game developers, Andrzej Kwiatkowski, who works at CD Projekt RED as a senior game designer. It is not possible to list all implemented changes - the author has improved the balance of the game and increased the level of immersion. For example, the Quen sign has been slightly weakened (this does not make Geralt almost immortal), but, on the other hand, the damage dealt by the crossbow increases as the character develops. Let's take a look at the above dive − Geralt doesn't need to use a cat potion to improve his vision in the dark. As a result, the potion itself has also changed and now it gives an additional chance for a critical hit.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt "FCR3 V0.34a"
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Author
Andrzej Kwiatkowski
Size
9.32 MB
The mod must be installed using the tool Nexus Mod Manager.
The archive includes a Russian translation of the text modified by the mod.
To install the translation, copy the file "ru.w3strings" to the mod folder along the path:
*\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt\Mods\modFCR3_2\content if only the main file is installed;
or:
*\The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt\Mods\modFCR3_2_Nitpicker\content if the mod is compatible with Nitpicker's Patch.
After each update of the main mod, check if the localization file has “flew off”.
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