Sims 3 is so good that even after Sims 4 is out, people still run back to play it and spend hours and hours on it while sacrificing their sleep to try and build a big mansion and end up calling in sick the next morning… no one, just me? Well, things have changed now.
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Whatever you would like to change, there is probably a mod for it since the modding community for TW3 is quite big. While the overhauls require new playthroughs and deliver a fresh experience, the others can be implemented to your existing save files to tweak minor stuff without any problems. There you have it, some of the best The Witcher 3 mods to improve graphics, visual effects, balancing, combat, and a few that completely overhaul the game. This can interfere with the game’s performance. The only warning that the modder issues is to not fast travel when you’re in a quest: because the game explicitly tells you not to. You can do it at any point in the game, however far away you are from a signpost. In this mod, you don’t need to be near a signpost anymore to be able to fast travel. This mod can’t do anything about your daily 2 hour commute to work but can ensure that your character spends less time travelling, more time slaying monsters. One thing’s common about video games and real-life: transporting from one place to another is a lot of filler time and we all wish we could eliminate it. The blood mingling with water has been retextured to look hyper-realistic!
This mod interestingly also retextures the effect of blood puddle effect which is what happens when an enemy is killed in water. There’s nothing more off-putting than fake looking blood, it can really kill your experience and make you think of ketchup.
The pool of blood that forms around any dead body is also improved to look much more realistic. That means that blood is loosened up and has a better ‘spray’ effect during death of any of the characters. While it doesn’t increase the volume of the blood itself, it retextures it. If you’ve downloaded and installed the More Blood mod, this one goes really well with it. There’s a lot of variation in the kinds of grass you’ll walk on: different hues depending on the setting, but they’re much denser than the vanilla game grass. Did you know that the human eye is capable of seeing more shades of green than any other color? That’s why getting the Smooth Grass mod will definitely bump up the immersive game experience. Here’s an unpopular opinion: it’s far more important that the grass looks realistic, since you’re spending more time on land than water. You’ll always find mods that try to improve upon the visual element of water, making it look hyper-realistic.