I am quite divided on the subject of slow-motion, it is sometimes useful to have it because it allows the avoidance of obstacles and more precise attacks ... just an idea, would it be possible to be able to activate or not it via a hotkey in game ?
I think it would be possible, but you'd probably have to script a whole new function to do it. From what I can tell from the original slow mo script it's triggered by a) being in combat mode and b) proximity to the enemy. So you'd have to add a third condition that it can only activate when the hotkey is held. I was lazy and did not bother to disable the whole slow mo function, just the end result of turning it on.
I'm using a self-modified version of Mounted Attack Direction Control (https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/2199?tab=description), which is GREAT, but focus mode isn't correctly disabled during combat on horseback if you remap it to another key besides the original right mouse. So I'm working on a solution to that, which means I'm trying to teach myself about conditions with hotkeys and exploration vs. combat mode. I am honestly not sure if I can get it to work, but it could be adaptable to a hotkeyable slow mo.
Thanks for the reply, and for this mod! I just led an assault on a horde of wild dogs, and compared to slow-motion, it's dazzling! Another idea would be to be able to control the speed of slow-motion ... but this is another story :)
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Update: Updated mod description to be clearer. Sorry I was honestly too lazy to look up what the ability was called...
I'm using a self-modified version of Mounted Attack Direction Control (https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/2199?tab=description), which is GREAT, but focus mode isn't correctly disabled during combat on horseback if you remap it to another key besides the original right mouse. So I'm working on a solution to that, which means I'm trying to teach myself about conditions with hotkeys and exploration vs. combat mode. I am honestly not sure if I can get it to work, but it could be adaptable to a hotkeyable slow mo.