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The Nexus page for Caerme - A Witcher 3 Complete Edition Mod Guide. Explains the guide, contains its link and also contains the required files for guide users
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
- Donations
Introduction
Welcome to Caerme. This is a mod guide for Witcher 3 Complete Edition and is the Vanilla unfriendly guide, opposite to my other guide Lune
The purpose of this mod guide is to overhaul almost all aspects of the Witcher 3 to bring it to a higher standard than it currently sits at. Some underlying issues with Witcher 3 have been adressed while a large amount of the vanilla systems have been overhauled. The focus is to provide something more interesting and complex while also allowing for a more modular design
The guide recommends that you are at least somewhat familliar with modding Witcher 3 although I will provide instructions on how to do it should you not know
Disclaimer
This guide diverts from the vanilla design in quite a few ways. If you prefer a more vanilla+ orientated guide then use my other guide Lune
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The guide is often in a state of updating. As long as something is not critical I bring updates about every 2 weeks although this will vary from time to time.
If you would like to keep up with future plans of the guide I have a link to a Trello which details what I am currently considering, what I will add and what I will remove from the guide
If you wish to find me on discord to discuss potential features or issues:
Wolven Workshop https://discord.com/invite/9GSqpgZ
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--> Guide link here <--
Guide Features
Gameplay
- No whole game overhaul mods are used e.g. FCR3, GM or EE
- Major removal of the influence of levels on the gameplay
- Improvements to some underutilised game elements
- Difficulty increases without using artifical methods
- Reworking of the alchemy system with Alchemy/Primer
- Randomised contract generation from Random Encounters Reworked
- Gwent revisions from Gwent Redux
- An ability to track your progress from Progress on the Path
Visuals
- Benis Lighting Mod is used
- No reshades are used
- Only a few small visual mods are used as vanilla NG is quite strong for the most part
Characters
- Most side characters remain true to their vanilla style but improved using Characters Reworked Project
- All main characters have been overhauled to have a more distinctive appearance. The book series was used as inspiration
Armour and Weapons
- Some cosmetic items have been added
- All armour sets have been retextured to possess a more rugged and realistic appearance
Small Changes
- A good few QoLs that improve the game flow
- Small mods here that add to the experience
Credits
Special thanks to the witcher modding communities on discord (In particular
Wolven Workshop) for providing good advice and suggestions
Ko-Fi
If you wish to support my work then here is a link to my ko-fi
Welcome to Caerme. This is a mod guide for Witcher 3 Complete Edition and is the Vanilla unfriendly guide, opposite to my other guide Lune
The purpose of this mod guide is to overhaul almost all aspects of the Witcher 3 to bring it to a higher standard than it currently sits at. Some underlying issues with Witcher 3 have been adressed while a large amount of the vanilla systems have been overhauled. The focus is to provide something more interesting and complex while also allowing for a more modular design
The guide recommends that you are at least somewhat familliar with modding Witcher 3 although I will provide instructions on how to do it should you not know
Disclaimer
This guide diverts from the vanilla design in quite a few ways. If you prefer a more vanilla+ orientated guide then use my other guide Lune
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The guide is often in a state of updating. As long as something is not critical I bring updates about every 2 weeks although this will vary from time to time.
If you would like to keep up with future plans of the guide I have a link to a Trello which details what I am currently considering, what I will add and what I will remove from the guide
If you wish to find me on discord to discuss potential features or issues:
Wolven Workshop https://discord.com/invite/9GSqpgZ
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
--> Guide link here <--
Guide Features
Gameplay
- No whole game overhaul mods are used e.g. FCR3, GM or EE
- Major removal of the influence of levels on the gameplay
- Improvements to some underutilised game elements
- Difficulty increases without using artifical methods
- Reworking of the alchemy system with Alchemy/Primer
- Randomised contract generation from Random Encounters Reworked
- Gwent revisions from Gwent Redux
- An ability to track your progress from Progress on the Path
Visuals
- Benis Lighting Mod is used
- No reshades are used
- Only a few small visual mods are used as vanilla NG is quite strong for the most part
Characters
- Most side characters remain true to their vanilla style but improved using Characters Reworked Project
- All main characters have been overhauled to have a more distinctive appearance. The book series was used as inspiration
Armour and Weapons
- Some cosmetic items have been added
- All armour sets have been retextured to possess a more rugged and realistic appearance
Small Changes
- A good few QoLs that improve the game flow
- Small mods here that add to the experience
Credits
Special thanks to the witcher modding communities on discord (In particular
Wolven Workshop) for providing good advice and suggestions
Ko-Fi
If you wish to support my work then here is a link to my ko-fi