Related: Witcher 3: Sands Of Ofir Fan Expansion Set In a Desert ResurfacesĪn all-new Witcher 3 mod, available to download on Nexus Mods (via Wccftech), takes the title's already brutal executions to a completely different level, with heavy influences from Dark Souls gameplay. But what happens when CD Projekt Red's seminal RPG receives combat enhancements based around another groundbreaking role-playing franchise? In many respects, the results speak for themselves. Ghost Mode serves as another interesting creation by the modding community, one meant to balance the experience by dividing Geralt's armor into heavy, medium, and light categories, while also adding stamina costs and Sign cooldowns to the mix for good measure. Witcher 3's Better Combat Enhanced mod, for example, forces players to approach each situation strategically, especially since Signs and regular sword attacks pack much less of a punch in terms of damage dealt. The Witcher 3 has received several combat mods on PC, a number of that make enemy encounters far more challenging. Outside of Twitter, you can also keep tabs on this mod on Twitch, where the creator streams their work.A new mod for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt introduces Dark Souls-inspired backstabs and executions to the 2015 open-world RPG. “Character shading, shadow quality, antialiasing, ambient occlusion, and more are all upgraded with better techniques.” What’s going on under the hood? “This is not a typical Reshade or SweetFX preset, which simply adds some post-processing effects, but a proper mod that edits the game’s lighting files and adds many new dynamic lights to all the maps,” explained redditor Katalash. Easily the brightest level in the game now, followed closely by Dragon Shrine. (Left is before, right is after) /cgHlUTtP4lĪnother quick comparison, this time Heide’s Tower of Flame. Starting with my current favorite, Shrine of Amana. Now I can swap back to unmodified files at will, so expect a lot of comparisons in the near future. I figured it out, the problem was I was dumb the whole time. Here are a few screenshots of the not-yet-finalized mod working its magic:Īnd here are some before-and-after comparisons: Whether or not you’re into Dark Souls II, modding, or Dark Souls II modding, you’ve got to check out this work-in-progress mod from a lighting artist and graphics programmer named Stayd.
I always appreciate seeing that passion bubble up into fan creations that benefit the wider community.
Plenty of Souls fans dislike it, but the people who dig it are really, truly enamored with Drangleic. It’s an enchanting, beautiful, ugly, gratifying, surprisingly deep, and occasionally infuriating video game, all at once. This isn’t your typical Dark Souls II graphics modĮven if Dark Souls II didn’t turn out quite the way I expected, I have a lot of love for the sequel.
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