Developers at CD Projekt RED continue to share information about what changes players can expect in The Witcher 3 Remastered. Previously, they’ve talked about major graphics improvements, changes to gameplay, interface, photo mode, and more. They also promise new accessibility options.
As part of a new gameplay demo, developers showed off exactly what accessibility options will be coming to The Witcher 3: Remastered. In particular, the developers confirmed that players will now be able to deactivate the weight of in-game items and enable automatic loot collection directly from settings. These two changes are the most modified in The Witcher 3 Popular on NexusMods. For example, the most famous autoloot mod was released 10 years ago and has now been downloaded more than 1.1 million times, while it has multiple variants that have been downloaded even more in total.
Regarding the confirmed accessibility options for The Witcher 3: Remastered:
- Increase health regeneration — Allows you to automatically regenerate when your health is low. Activation threshold and recovery speed can be adjusted.
- endless breath — Completely disables the underwater time limit.
- Unlimited item durability — Weapons, armor, and other items will no longer wear out.
- Unlimited boat power — The vessel cannot be damaged or malfunction.
- Ignore stock weight — The weight limit has been removed.
- Automatically collect loot – Loot is automatically picked up from defeated enemies without the need to interact with each corpse.
The options offered will be available starting with The Witcher 3: Remastered, and the update should be released on September 29th. Let us remind you that the console version of the game will also receive mod support.
