Recent content by Neuroflux

What on earth are you people talking about. You can use them as many times as you want and they last 30 minutes. You can literally be on the Archgriffin Decoction all the time, just meditate one hour and drink it again. The toxicity doesn't matter since you don't need other potions for anything...

Archgriffin Decoction is OP as hell (minor spoilers about witcher contract) You can pretty much kill any high level creature with it very easily. Just killed a level 35 Griffin in a contract at level 18 myself, fight lasted like 2 minutes (Death March) and I didn't take a single hit. It deals...

One part of the problem in these videos is having infinite bolts, which is just stupid. However, the AI does have some really bad behaviour in it. For example when there are multiple enemies, usually they just stand there and don't attack if you're not close enough, if you have the tesla coil...

One of the biggest design mistakes in Witcher 2 was having to meditate to drink potions, it completely conflicted with the Witcher philosophy of preparing for battles, since you can't know what you will fight in advance. What I'd find a cool hybrid of the two systems would be if drinking potions...

Yes, the falling damage is quite ludicrous, I was having all kinds of problems with it as well. There are many places in the game where you have to drop down somewhere and almost die if you don't know the roll mechanic, and as far as I recall, the game doesn't make a good job of telling you...

Are you sure that's what happens? Because the game does change your sword if the enemies are susceptible to that type of sword, if I'm not mistaken. Which it shouldn't do by the way, you should know which sword to use as a player, just like in the previous games. This type of handholding is no...

"I think most people don't run into the situation, buddy." Well, you think wrong, buddy. The only way to avoid running into it is not doing any combat in the game, and sure don't see any reason to play the game if that's what you're doing.

"If you run into a town and still have sword out..." Then you... umm... sheathe the sword? I don't even know how to respond to that. "Plus It's never sheaved at the wrong time for me." Good for you, doesn't change anything I said above, just because you haven't run into the situations where it...

Auto-sheathe again, really? How did you not learn from Witcher 1? I don't know if any developers actually read anything in here, but... In the game there is a script that auto-sheathes your sword when combat "ends". The problem is the script has no idea when combat ends. More to the point...