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Twice.
Still having a blast.
What level did you start NG+ ? if I go this route ill be going in at level 53. I am assuming the enemies level up with me if I turn on the level matching option( or what ever its called). I guess I could go back and use an save and start NG+ at a lower level
Upscaling option just makes sure any new enemy is matched to your level, all the time, so even when you go back to "low level" areas the enemies spawning there will be your level and not 20 levels lower.
My experience with NG+ was bad and I abandoned it after stuggling for few days. Started fresh new game on Death March instead, really liked it.
Kind of. You start NG+ with the same gear you had when you made the save you imported. If you got rid of the starting gear somewhere in your first playthrough, you'll get a new set of Kaer Morhen armor and the Hunter gear, plus a steel sword and silver sword scaled to your current level. You also get a respec potion if you want to rebuild Geralt differently than your first playthrough.
You keep your potions and bombs, so anything upgraded to Superior stays that way and you won't have to go searching for recipes (or components again). I still have my Pops Mold Antidote in inventory, so it will be interesting to see whether that little quest got borked or not.
You also keep anything in your stash, although its utility will be questionable at best. As tonypa pointed out, your starting level is the new Level 1, so almost anything you pick up will be better than whatever you have stashed. I found it frustrating that after all of the toil and effort I put into upgrading my Witcher gear to Grandmaster quality in my non-NG+ game, the starting gear was better. About the only exception that I've run into is Aerondight (a silver sword obtained in a Blood and Wine quest) as it scales upward with you.
You will lose almost all of the diagrams that you know, so you'll definitely have to go hunt them down again, and this is especially true of Witcher gear, although all of the diagrams are now called "Legendary" to distinguish them from the non-NG+ diagrams.
Your Bestiary, Journal, Characters, etc. also get wiped, so you have to go refill all of that information by finding and reading the books or doing whatever it took to get the entries in the first place.
You do skip the tutorial at Kaer Morhen during the starting dream sequence (not optional - you skip it).
There might be a fiew other minor things that I forgot to include, but that's most of it.
During the mission where you need them, the on-screen prompts says that you get some potions and the recipe, but the recipe does not appear on the Alchemy screen and the potions do not appear in your inventory. So whatever you do, don't drop them from inventory just to clear out old junk. Leaving them in inventory hopefully does not produce a duplication glitch and if you do drop them from inventory, you die on Sigi's little mission through the sewers.
In the meantime, I get to reload an old save and replay from that point since I did drop them from inventory to avoid a duplication glitch.
CDPR devs, I am not having happy thoughts about you at the moment. But fortunately my good save point was only slightly before heading to the bath house, so many hours of replay will not be necessary as they might well be for others.