It appears that modder ‘Aleks Vuckovic’ has been constantly updating his gameplay overhaul mod for The Witcher 3. The Witcher 3 Redux Version 2.1 is now available for download and brings a number of gameplay tweaks and improvements.
Going into more details, Version 2.1 adds new icons for White Gull, Black Gull, Dragon Blood and Black Powder. Moreover, it further tweaks Adaptive Human Intelligence (AHI). Thus, enemies affected by certain critical effects (eg: burning, knockdown, stagger, stun) will not have AHI buffs applied during the critical effect duration.
Version 2.1 also comes with some gameplay tweaks. For instance, consumable drinks now increase stamina regeneration instead of vitality. Furthermore, it lowers the circumference in which cluster bombs explode to lower the randomness of their spread. It also resolves an issue where Geralt could get fatigued outside of combat.
You can download The Witcher 3 Redux Version 2.1 from here.
As a bonus, modder Majestic511 released a new version of Gwent Redux. Gwent Redux is a complete overhaul of the Witcher Card Game. This mod adjusts vanilla cards, adds +120 new cards, updates +300 portraits, improves AI decks and much more to make Gwent more balanced, fun to play and lore friendly.
The latest version of Gwent Redux tweaks some cards and fixes minor errors. Its previous version also added Alternative cards and reworked the GUI. It also updated sounds and balanced some cards.
You can download the Gwent Redux mod for The Witcher 3 from here.
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