CDPR already said TW3 was the end of Geralt's story. They did say they'd love to make another Witcher game in the future, but it will revolve around a different Witcher entirely.
Huh. I enjoyed it and all, but definitely liked Dragon Age: Origins more, and both Divinity: Original Sin games more yet.
Level 3 is more than enough to fight the Griffon on Death March difficulty. You just gotta watch its attacks and be ready to dodge. The whole fight is basically just to get you ready to fight flying enemies later in the game by using the crossbow to down them when they are striking.
I wish I could see what everyone is talking about since there's more and more people complaining about the graphics being garbage. I'm playing the game completely maxed out at 2K resolution (with Hairworks) and the game is still one of the best-looking games out there. If I look really close at the screen I can find things to nitpick, but the game is gorgeous while just playing it.
That wasn't meant to be directly solely towards you. Since the resurgence of The Witcher due to the show, I've been seeing a lot of comments all over the internet along the lines of "I thought this game was supposed to look good". Replaying it now, I still love just riding around and looking at the scenery (plus that opening scene once you step on Yennefer's balcony in the intro still gets me). Though I still don't understand what people are wanting in terms of better graphics. Maybe I just need to see some side-by-side screenshots of a fully-modded Witcher 3 vs vanilla.
What does it matter when people play the game? The game was outstanding and had plenty of sales when it was released (and plenty of glitches). With the show's popularity skyrocketing, it has drawn in a new fanbase to the games.
Jaskier is his name in Polish. Honestly, CDPR should have kept his name as Jaskier and never changed it to Dandelion, but we can't always have everything. I guess CDPR didn't want to translate some names and not others, so they just did the best they could with the translation.
There's a separate HD Monsters Reworked mod you should grab too. And use the GhostMode gameplay mod!
His name is Dandelion in the English translation books. They changed his name in other translations as well. Apparently Jaskier is either a specific Ranunculus flower with no translation, the closest being the Buttercup, or a generic Polish word that refers to small yellow flowers generally of Ranunculus genus. Buttercup was though to be too feminine / wrong connotation so they went with Dandelion to carry original intent, plus the dandy association is appropriate.
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