Its not that easy for TW3, there is not one unofficial patch, but for gameplay you might want to have a look at Ghost Mode, it does a very very good job at fixing a lot of issues without actually straying far from the vanilla game. There are other overhaul mods that are more an overhaul and change rather than just fix issues with vanilla.
Also (of course) Unification Patch, I would consider Enhanced Targeting fir that list too.
Others (texture, music) are Nitpickers Patch, 'Fix for Avalach Lab Music' but really, you kinda have to go through the mods yourself and sometimes decide...
Also (of course) Unification Patch, I would consider Enhanced Targeting fir that list too.
Others (texture, music) are Nitpickers Patch, 'Fix for Avalach Lab Music' but really, you kinda have to go through the mods yourself and sometimes decide...
Jup, it’s pretty darn good - Im using GM and I must say it has been amazing. 
For Goty, install Unification Patch (by the same author), in fact it’s listed as requirement anyways... Ghost has also linked a bunch of mods in the description/comments of the mod so you might check them out as well.
For Goty, install Unification Patch (by the same author), in fact it’s listed as requirement anyways... Ghost has also linked a bunch of mods in the description/comments of the mod so you might check them out as well.
rfuzzo;n9969211 said:Jup, it’s pretty darn good - Im using GM and I must say it has been amazing.
For Goty, install Unification Patch (by the same author), in fact it’s listed as requirement anyways... Ghost has also linked a bunch of mods in the description/comments of the mod so you might check them out as well.
Ah ok, found it. Now it´s time for me to go to the Witcher 1 and 2 forums and ask about similar mods, so i can play the whole story with the best experience.
But maybe tomorrow. It´s getting late. To all who replied: Have a nice day.
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Once you go GM you really can't go back trust me. I have a very hard time enjoying vanilla after GM.
Sorry but I cannot find such a mod. There are plenty that disable all the Witcher Sense effects but none that I can find that only deal with the red outline.