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So which version of The Witcher 3 should I play? Original, Next Gen or Remastered?
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play remastered and be sure you turn ray tracing on. isnt it beautiful?
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>>749025063
play WITCHER 1: EE.
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If you have a card that can run path tracing and frame gen, play Remastered with path tracing and framegen. You will, however, run into angry poors like this >>749025731 but really, it's for insisting on playing a version their PC cannot run.
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no one
witcher 3 is shit
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>>749025791
>but really, it's for insisting on playing a version their PC cannot run.
admittedly my monitor is only 1440p but the game runs above 60 on ultra settings with rt on and interiors are just like that. its a documented issue to the point that they released a patch that tried and failed to fix it retard
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>>749026047
Raytracing is shit. There is no reason to turn on raytracing. That game was already out before the remaster.

Pathtracing is the lighting model that CDPR actually does better than any other developer. It only works decently in Cyberpunk and now this game but it looks fantastic. It does make interiors darker but not as dark as what you posted certainly.
Also, they gave everyone a torch.



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