Yep good post - I run a ton of mods - not because things are 'broken' or anything but just because they make the gameplay experience even more fun / immersive / realistic for me. But it fixes it non the less without it I cant wear a hood and cloak the trailer shows your character is wearing at one point. So the cloak mod corrects an issue I have with the game all be it a small issue. For example I feel that the witcher 3 requires a cloak mod because it was shown in the trailer Geralt wearing a cloak and hood yet its not in the game. Your cant say witcher 3 doesn't need mods at all ever and it be fact. Originally posted by every1hasnames:its all preference guys. Because for every person who believes a game needs mod/modds theres going to be a person who believes it doesn't. And in no way could you prove a game doesn't need it nor can you prove a game does neet it. Modding or not modding is personal preference. Just be reasonable and understand that modding or not modding is personal preference.Īnd this is true for any game really that has mods out for them. And frankly trying to argue it either way is a little ridiculous because no one will ever prove either side of it as fact.

Get it? Its all personal preference, Its all opinion.

But it fixes it non the less without it I cant wear a hood and cloak the trailer shows your character is wearing at one point.īut at the same time me saying the cloak and hood mod is needed is still just personal preference and is in no way proof that that the game does need mods. For example I feel that the witcher 3 requires a cloak mod because it was shown in the trailer Geralt wearing a cloak and hood yet its not in the game. If youve suddenly found yourself with a lot of extra time on your hands, watching the Witcher on Netflix, maybe reading through the books and thinking about.

The withcer 3 mods