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RotWW/Game Overhaul (do before patch and ingame settings) Rise of the White Wolf

Run 4gb_patch.exe and with it open ?.exe to apply the patch. However enabling the LargeAddressAware flag on the game executable will increase the max amount of RAM it can use to 4GB. ?does another mod replace. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is a 32 bit program which means it doesn't use more than 2GB of RAM. To avoid this they need to changed outside of the game. Next make sure to quit the game.īefore we start changing the settings, we actually need to quit the game first because changing specific settings will cause your game to crash. Start the game for the first time and you will be prompted for your profile name. The first thing to be done is to create the player profile. music and extra content from steam version is worse than GOG version? If you are playing the game through Steam go to your library, right click the game then click properties, and disable the Steam overlay. The Witcher: Enhanced Edition should be installed outside of "Program Files" or "Program Files (x86)" folders as Windows User Account Control can cause issues with games. It is recommended to install games to an SSD if available. If you already have the game installed back up any files or game saves you wish to keep then reinstall the game. This guide assumes that the user is beginning with a clean The Witcher: Enhanced Edition installation. Installation Setup (next section game start+settings) If you have feedback or questions with the guide you can ask in my thread here. If you run into trouble with the game or crashes while following this guide, your best bet is to check out the PCGamingWiki page for the game.

Finally installing ReShade which enables many shaders to be used with the game which improves the graphics.

Enabling the console to change settings higher than their default maximum values.

Modifying the dated control scheme to make the controls more like modern shooters.

Changing the ingame settings to the correct values for maximum graphical quality.

Setting up the game in a way to prevent a common crash.

The main things this guide will cover are: There's even a section I've made at the bottom of the guide that contains a list of all the common/popular mods in other guides that you should avoid and why you should avoid them. I've looked through every existing modding guide for The Witcher and also at all the top and recent mods on the Nexus, so I promise, it's not missing anything. This guide is also the only place you need to look for modding the game. This guide is the definitive list of everything you can do to make the game look and play better. This guide simply makes The Witcher: Enhanced Edition look and play as good as possible.