I can't recall much changing in terms of loot with Ghost Mode, it's been awhile since I used it. There's another overhaul mod made by the guy who is a gameplay designer on Witcher 3 and created overhaul mods for Witcher 1 and 2, which urged CDPR to hire him, and it's also another option to consider. If you like Dark Souls, this new Witcher 3 mod will be right up your alley.The Witcher 3 is generally agreed to be a pretty darn good game. It was named game of the year at the 2016 GDC Awards.
Aerynax
Rookie
Witcher 3 Enhanced Edition Vs Ghost Mode
I'm having a hard time deciding between using either the Ghost Mode mod or Enhanced Edition mod for my next playthrough. I would try them both, but I feel like they each require some extensive time playing with both in order to really appreciate them, and I would rather just listen to the thoughts of other players and get my playthrough started already.My main concern with each mod is:
The Witcher 3 Complete Edition
- For Ghost Mode's combat, is it still just Quen - Dodge - Dodge - Quen Again if Hit - Dodge? This was the main gripe I had with vanilla, even on Death March the combat lacked depth and was really easy after the first few levels.
- Enhanced Edition's combat overhaul looks great, and seems like it would require the player to be more active and adaptable in their combat style, but how polished is the mod? Any issues/bugs with any aspect of the game? Ghost Mode seems like the more polished mod.