The Modding Marvels of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Modders MerseyRockoff and glassfish77 have recently brought back to life a series of boat racing quests in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. These quests, which were originally cut from the game, have been recreated from scratch by the modders. Despite the challenges they faced, such as creating the races based on CD Projekt Red’s original writing, they were able to seamlessly integrate the quests back into the game.

The restored boat racing quests will take players on a thrilling journey through the waters of Novigrad. With the option to sail towards either the city or Redania, players will have the opportunity to participate in four different tournaments. While the boats in The Witcher 3 may not have been the most exciting aspect of the game, the engaging conversations and interactions between quests are sure to keep players entertained.

This isn’t the first time modders have unearthed forgotten content in The Witcher 3. Thanks to tools like REDKit, modders have been able to discover various cut scenes and storylines that never made it into the final version of the game. From scenes of betrayal to abandoned ice skating swordfights, there is a wealth of hidden content waiting to be explored.

As modders continue to dive into The Witcher 3’s files, it’s clear that there is still much to be uncovered. While some content may never see the light of day, the dedication and creativity of the modding community ensure that new surprises and updates are always on the horizon. Whether you’re a seasoned Witcher fan or a newcomer to the series, the world of modding offers a unique and exciting way to experience the game in a whole new light.

The modding community’s tireless efforts to breathe new life into The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt deserve high praise. Through their dedication and talent, modders like MerseyRockoff and glassfish77 continue to remind us of the endless possibilities that exist within the world of video game modding. As we eagerly await the next groundbreaking discovery or update, it’s clear that the magic of modding will continue to enchant and surprise us for years to come.