Been playing with this mod active for quite some time now and I love it more and more.
Apart from the fact that I can tell Han Fibre from Arenaria at a glance now and not waste my time running around after every bit of Han Fibre, hoping it'll turn out to be Arenaria, it's amazing how much better it makes the wilderness look. Han Fibre may not be the most useful plant, but it's certainly one of the most aesthetically appealing!
Lovely mod. Endorsed, as I said in my earlier post.
Whilst not in the running for an award for most bugs/code errors in a game, TW3 is certainly far from pristine in this respect. I've noticed tons of floating objects, misaligned statics, lootable objects that can't be looted, the void visible through seams in the landscape. I've even noticed abandoned areas that should give rewards but don't. The Skellige fisherman's area next to the lake on Aard Skellig for one, the Harpy infested village in Toussaint is another suspect... you name the type of fault, TW3 has them all... just less than other games I could mention.
Han Fibre: useful for a recipe or two, redundant ever after, rarity: common.
Arenaria: used in recipes that you need all through the game, rarity: scarce (apart from White Orchard and Kaer Morhen)
I just thought CDPR did this as a joke. You know, make the most useful herb look exactly the same as the least useful one... what fun! The players will run up to each and every one of the darned Han Fibre plants and have their hopes dashed! Hillarious.
No more will I leap from Roach to hasten to that arenaria... err... han fibre. Plus it looks nicer!
Now I've just to determine if mandrake root is identical in looks to helebore petals or not...
Anyway, thanks a bundle (of han fibre) for this!
I like it when people sort these things out. Endorsed, of course.
Edit: Much ado about nothing... Mandrake root and Helibore have the same flowers, but mandrake root has broad leaves at the base, whereas Helibore has smaller leaves. Seems CDPR saved a bit of work on the model. It,s no bug.
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Apart from the fact that I can tell Han Fibre from Arenaria at a glance now and not waste my time running around after every bit of Han Fibre, hoping it'll turn out to be Arenaria, it's amazing how much better it makes the wilderness look. Han Fibre may not be the most useful plant, but it's certainly one of the most aesthetically appealing!
Lovely mod. Endorsed, as I said in my earlier post.
Whilst not in the running for an award for most bugs/code errors in a game, TW3 is certainly far from pristine in this respect. I've noticed tons of floating objects, misaligned statics, lootable objects that can't be looted, the void visible through seams in the landscape. I've even noticed abandoned areas that should give rewards but don't. The Skellige fisherman's area next to the lake on Aard Skellig for one, the Harpy infested village in Toussaint is another suspect... you name the type of fault, TW3 has them all... just less than other games I could mention.
Han Fibre: useful for a recipe or two, redundant ever after, rarity: common.
Arenaria: used in recipes that you need all through the game, rarity: scarce (apart from White Orchard and Kaer Morhen)
I just thought CDPR did this as a joke. You know, make the most useful herb look exactly the same as the least useful one... what fun! The players will run up to each and every one of the darned Han Fibre plants and have their hopes dashed! Hillarious.
No more will I leap from Roach to hasten to that arenaria... err... han fibre. Plus it looks nicer!
Now I've just to determine if mandrake root is identical in looks to helebore petals or not...
Anyway, thanks a bundle (of han fibre) for this!
I like it when people sort these things out. Endorsed, of course.
Edit: Much ado about nothing... Mandrake root and Helibore have the same flowers, but mandrake root has broad leaves at the base, whereas Helibore has smaller leaves. Seems CDPR saved a bit of work on the model. It,s no bug.
EDIT: I just noticed the pinned post nvm
I thought I am stupid and can´t recognize two herbs
Thanks for this