forkitchen.blogg.se - Top witcher 2 mods

Why Friendly HUD Is Great For Making Combat Fun:

Would you rather the HUD be as minimal as possible so you can properly immerse yourself in the combat?įriendly HUD makes a big difference when it comes to playing the game that you want to play. Allowing you to customize and change the HUD to better fit your playstyle.ĭo you hate going back to the menu and pausing the action to equip an oil or a potion? Now, getting in the thick of it with actual mods, let’s start with mods that might not be too flashy, but they make a serious difference for the overall experience.įriendly HUD is one of such mods. Much better than the "passive-aggressive HUD" mod.

Don’t install a god-mode mod when you can just input the command.Įnable the Debug console: 14.

It allows you to switch to Ciri, and play using her spacetime warping powers.

Great for balancing out smaller injustices in the game.

And if a little bit of dumb fun is what you’re after, then why not try this before installing a bunch of cumbersome mods? Why The Debug Console Is Great For Making Combat Fun: The debug console can do all of this and more. The Debug Console (coupled with a list of commands) is great for just toying around with the combat system.ĭo you want extra XP? a companion? a legendary item? EVERY ITEM IN THE GAME? The Debug ConsoleĬheat codes are back and they're here to stay!īefore you get mad at me for starting a list of mods with a straight-up not-a-mod, you should consider that for some people, the debug console can only be accessed with a mod’s help. Luckily, with the help of these 15 mods, the game’s combat will soon be as good as everything else in this extraordinary game (yes, even as good as Dark Souls’, DAVE).

Whatever the reason for this might have been, the fact remains that in a game about a genetically mutated warrior (or middle-aged-mutant-ninja-person as I like to call him) the combat should serve to enhance the immersion, instead of undercutting it. The underwhelming nature of the combat system is the one thing all reviewers seem to agree on, from big game journalism sites to your weird friend that thinks a game quality is measured by how much it resembles Dark Souls (we all know it’s hard Dave, nobody cares). I know that’s not the most original of observations. The game is crafted with love and care, the story is fantastic, the world is detailed, the combat system, however… Well, it’s not great. The Witcher 3 is a magnificent game, and I love nearly every aspect of it. In the game, you unlock whirl and press-X your way into a state of lethargy. In the show, the action is intense and blunt. In the books pirouettes, half turns, and lightning-quick reflexes are all portrayed with clinical precision and a sense of urgency. One of the best games of the generation deserves one of the best combat experiences of the generation!