With the outstanding concept of the franchise, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has been surpassing many other role-playing games to date. Having said that, new features for the said game have been made available to the fans of the saga, and as early as now, rampant feedback has spiraled all over the web.
Recently launched to the public, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's DLCs have been more than satisfying to the fans. Kotaku reported that the new features added to the franchise will come in handy if used properly but some may be more useful than others.
DLC features include the Skellige Armor Set, Alternative Look for Triss, Elite Crossbow Set, Temerian Armor, Wolf School Gear, Fools Gold, Nilfgaardian Armor Set, Missing Miners, as well as Alternative Look for Yennefer, Where the Cat and Wolf Play, Skellige's Most Wanted, Alternative Look for Ciri, Ballad Heroes Gwent Card Set, Beard and Hairstyle Set and New Finisher Animations.
The free DLCs have their own advantages and disadvantages, and it is a matter of preference as to which one can be considered the best. As the new features have been laid out, there are inevitable points that may have intruded in the update.
According to Vg247, the New Game Plus mode that was patched unto The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt permist players to start as wanted while keeping majority of their items as well their earned skills along the way. However, a tragic and difficult downside befalls them upon activating such.
Reported by Gamepur, a certain bug takes place during the said mode that equips the enemy with higher levels that are exceptionally more than the usual. The bug operates once the protagonist reaches 330% sign intensity during combat, in which if chosen to regroup then resume the fight thereafter, the monsters will then have a hundred-up level with them.
Since the released of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt earlier this year, no disappointment has befallen the franchise-as the game has been recorded to have sold 6 million in copies worldwide in over 6 weeks time.
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