This mod has several features, available in separate downloads if you only want one or two, that improve the on-screen issues.
The Witcher 3’s UI can feel a bit cluttered, but turning parts of it off can make the game overly difficult. There’s also a toggle for making yourself invisible (good for landscape shots), and an option to spawn fog and mist to make your shots more atmospheric. Requires the Debug Console Enabler. Want to take some awesome screenshots of Geralt in action? This mod provides a toggle button that lets you freeze the game at will, then fly your camera around in 3D space to line up the perfect picture. In the video above you can get a look at just how flexible the new camera tools are. Unhappy with the camera placement while you’re running, fighting, riding, or swimming? Absolute Camera doesn’t just change the camera distance and angle but gives you over a dozen completely customizable options for camera placement during Geralt’s many activities. Make sure you read the version notes for each mod before installing them to ensure they work with the latest patch. Note: since The Witcher 3 is still being patched occasionally, new patches may render certain mods incompatible.
Here are the best mods-so far-for The Witcher 3. We’re sure there are plenty more mods on the way, so we’ll be updating this piece as new mods appear. From the first week of its release modders have been hard at work enhancing, revising, and tweaking the celebrated fantasy RPG. Just because The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was one of the best games (to many, the best game) of 2015, doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement.
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