The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

[Angantyr]

The first few tries he seemed incredibly fast and killed me in two hits after starting to teleport. Then I made some dinner and upon returning I quickly found a tactic and it was pretty straightforward from there. Still one of my favourite encounters in the game, and one of the best villains.

[Xant]

What did you eat for dinner? It might be the secret ingredient to easily beating him.

[darmaster]

7 GB of patch theffuck

[Angantyr]

What did you eat for dinner? It might be the secret ingredient to easily beating him.

Pretty sure it was. I had chicken breast with fresh chili, red and green and yellow bell pepper, onions, garlic and wild rice. And water.

[Xant]

Pretty sure it was. I had chicken breast with fresh chili, red and green and yellow bell pepper, onions, garlic and wild rice. And water.

Will try. It would be thematic, at least. Sort of a Witcher potion.

[Angantyr]

Slice the chicken, then fry it in some vegetable oil, take the chicken off then fry the vegetables in the same oil for ca. 5 min. Put the chicken back in and pour some boiling water from the rice into the mix ideally with a bouillon chicken cube and let it simmer for 5-10 min. Add salt and pepper. Witcher potion.

[Golem]

Slice the chicken, then fry it in some vegetable oil, take the chicken off then fry the vegetables in the same oil for ca. 5 min. Put the chicken back in and pour some boiling water from the rice into the mix ideally with a bouillon chicken cube and let it simmer for 5-10 min. Add salt and pepper. Witcher potion.

Instructions weren't clear enough. I am in an oven. Send help.

[Molly]

7 GB of patch theffuck

...for consoles. 5.1GB on PC - just went live on Steam.

[Angantyr]

Alternative movement seems a lot more responsive.

[Utrakil]

gog can't handle the update. I either get connection or server problem errors.
I guess too much traffic.

[Xant]

Alternative movement seems a lot more responsive.

How is it different? Does it change the controls in a big way? Have to relearn anything?

[Utrakil]

honestly I don't see/feel any difference.

[Kafein]

How is it different? Does it change the controls in a big way? Have to relearn anything?

Probably more like unlearn mining equipment controls.

[Angantyr]

How is it different? Does it change the controls in a big way? Have to relearn anything?

It's minor but noticeable. It's mostly felt when you run from side to side or do a turn, Geralt will react much faster, previously there's was an animation where he slows down a bit, I guess for realism or for it to look better but which felt clunky. Inertia is also slightly changed, for the better, and you no longer feel like you're steering a vehicle when running forwards. It's no problem adjusting to and it is an improvement overall.

[Falka]

I have one stupid objection to the game: main quest line is too long. Unlike some other guy on these forums, I'm nowhere near casual gamer, but, being quite busy irl these days, I just don't have time to finish the game. Partly it's beacuse I find free roaming in this, to put it frankly, awesome world more appealing than finishing the main quest  Side activities distract me too much, but I'd really like to know how the game ends 

it is an improvement overall.

Yup, much better than previous one.