I only recently learned of the ability to manually lock on enemies, but that hasn't been working out well, because the enemy I may have locked on may at a moment's notice become a much lower level threat - if he retreats far back and I have someone else closer. What I had to get used to was that I don't really need to move the mouse much if at all during combat, and not moving the camera actually makes it easier to predict which enemy I'll lock on to. In many cases I'm overleveled enough not to care about taking some damage. That is if the enemies are strong enough and I have to fear being surrounded in the first place. The tactic I use is to dodge back as much as needed so I'm not surrounded and then wait for the first enemy who comes close enough, hit and dodge immediately before I'm drawn in. When I was playing vanilla Witcher 3, I eventually got used to the default targeting system, which was pretty horrible at first. I never tried W3EE's targeting options, because I don't understand the difference between them anyway. I can't be much help here, unfortunately.
I tried uninstalling the mod, but when I loaded my savegame, all my weapon and armor stats still had the modded values. I'm not sure if I won't just get fed up with all the small immersion-intended details this mod adds, but if I do, the bad news is that my savegames wouldn't be compatible with the vanilla game. She is a casual/popamole kind of player who would be pretty much unable to handle the increased combat complexity. All the while my wife was making fun of my performance and how the horse has my money, so that I can have a free inventory. Roach, however, had decided to have a snack from a nearby haystack, so I had to fetch him. Hence when I tried to trade with that merchant, it turned out I need Roach next to me in order to have access to my money while shopping. In my confusion, I had transferred my money from my inventory to the horse's inventory, thinking that the money in the inventory can't be the same currency I use in shops. I then tried to trade with the newly appeared merchant in that village. My overall feeling is that with so many immersion-directed changes, a game that took me over 500 hours for a completionist playthrough would take me 1500 with this mod.Īfter 3 attempts I managed to clear out a small group of houses in White Orhcard from ghouls, which allowed people to resettle there. So, I tried the EE mod for about an hour.
I kind of liked upgrading Geralt to better gear, don't know if I wouldn't miss that part of progression. Click to expand.By progressing with skills, you mean the improve-by-use system for attacks and parrying?
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