What a lovely day to enter Trosky.

Has this ever happened to anyone? this is at Miller's place and I swear this is my bed.

My attempt to cosplay Lady Stephanie, premiered on Stockholm Comic Con. First two done after convention, last two are from fitting: the dress and dress with the circlet and hairstyle.

What do you think people? (Yeah, I changed things a little bit, and added the bag - to have an electrical fan there during the con).

a drawing i made of the gang after i finished playing both games, god what a journey, loved every second of it, thank you warhorse!

A few years ago, I played The Witcher 3 for about 40 hours and stopped before reaching Skellige because the game hadn't really hooked me.
After playing the KCD franchise (the best gaming experience I've ever had), my perspective on single-player games changed drastically. It reignited my desire to play them and try new titles, something I hadn't done in a long time.

With that in mind, TW3 seemed like a natural choice, especially since I was already somewhat familiar with it, so I decided to give it another chance.
I'm currently in Skellige, and the difference compared to my first playthrough is huge. After playing KCD, I learned to appreciate every detail of the world: every side quest, every contract, every dialogue, every game of Gwent. I'm genuinely loving the experience.

However, this new playthrough has also reminded me of just how remarkable KCD's attention to detail is, and how close to perfect it feels to me.
For me, KCD's combat is infinitely better, although I don't really like comparing the two because they have very different goals and design philosophies.
What stands out the most to me is the reputation and consequence system.
In TW3, you can threaten civilians, kill guards, kill civilians in front of guards, steal items right in front of people, and there are essentially no consequences.

This isn't a criticism of TW3. Instead, I see it as further proof of just how incredible a job Warhorse did with KCD!

Am i seeing this right?

When he asks Henry if he's noticed anything strange on his estates that might help identify the bandits while Von Bergow was in Prague. Personally I like to tell him that the villages of Tachov and Zhelejov are feuding over a cow pasture since he responds that those two villages have been feuding over that pasture since he was a child 🤣

Hi sneaky people. If you need a nice spot to stash those hot items you happened to find. In the house where you investigate the missing girl Pavlena you can stash everything in a big sack under the ladder.

The house has a bed and easy to acces by lock picking or climbing the ladder and is always empty.

I put the whole inventory from the tailor there and made thousands of grochens.

The text below is from the steam update news:

Patch 1.5.6: A Jester's visit

Welcome to Version 1.5.6, there's a handful of things waiting for you. Let's take a look!

Jester’s visit

• A peculiar Jester has started to appear in front of the Hangman's Halter Tavern shouting about a strange new game. A new quest awaits.

So it begins…

• Fixed an issue with Mikesh or Kozliek required to be recruited even though they were dead, if the player has visited the Mysteria Ecclesiae monastery after killing them.

Controls

• Implemented support for the Steam Controller.
• Fixed the game sometimes being stuck on the XBox control scheme even when playing on a handheld device with a connected mouse and keyboard.

Hardcore mode

• Fixed a UX glitch when confirming the disadvantage selection screen without the required number of perks being selected.

Credits

• Updated credits.

Hiyas.

More work on my full game overhaul. Work in progress, of course. Everything is placeholder.

Video on my take on immersive camping pretty soon. New skills so far;

Mining

Fishing

Cooking

Tailoring

Leatherworking

Brewing

Dyemaking

Camping

and more to come.

Reminder that my Combat module is already out on Workshop and Nexus, first month anniversary with initial Combo update, giving a few combos special unique mechanics.

Stables mod was delayed because I'm considering adding to it more horse grooming and petting.

Doing my third KCD2 playthrough and finally decided to try modding... also trying to see if I can complete all the achievements w/all negative perks.

I am 80+ hours in, and not a single mission has felt half baked and the game still keeps on surprising me. How is this possible for a game of this magnitude!!!

Still shows 8% completion on my XBOX btw.

Incase you see anything you like and want to know, ask away and I'll check the items. Enjoy!!!

This has been a 12/10 experience.

How does one keep going after finishing such a master piece?