WITCHER 3: i need a copy of the config folder ASAP

[R.]

so i was messing around with the config folder to drop the shadows but ended up screwing my game over so i need a default copy of the config folder

[M2B]

Considering you own a legal copy, just verify/repair the game files.

[R.]

cant do that

[Josh]

Just delete the file you edited and then repair your install and it will download the missing files.

[CyberNarutoサイバーナルト]

Originally posted by R4V3NKillz:

so i was messing around with the config folder to drop the shadows but ended up screwing my game over so i need a default copy of the config folder

[Koromac]

If you own a legal copy on GOG or Steam, this really isn't a problem for you.
I wouldn't give any files from my own computer, though.

[WolfEisberg]

Originally posted by Koromac:

If you own a legal copy on GOG or Steam, this really isn't a problem for you.
I wouldn't give any files from my own computer, though.

Unless he used GoG Galaxy to install the game (he doesn't own Steam version), he would have to reinstall the whole game again to get what he needs.

[Koromac]

Originally posted by eisberg:

Originally posted by Koromac:

If you own a legal copy on GOG or Steam, this really isn't a problem for you.
I wouldn't give any files from my own computer, though.

Unless he used GoG Galaxy to install the game (he doesn't own Steam version), he would have to reinstall the whole game again to get what he needs.

I think that there is verify option there as well. It would have downloaded such file automatically.

[WolfEisberg]

Originally posted by Koromac:

Originally posted by eisberg:

Unless he used GoG Galaxy to install the game (he doesn't own Steam version), he would have to reinstall the whole game again to get what he needs.

I think that there is verify option there as well. It would have downloaded such file automatically.

Nope. There is not. Only way to verify/repair is either through Steam for the Steam version, or if the game was installed using GoG Galaxy.

[M2B]

Originally posted by eisberg:

Originally posted by Koromac:

I think that there is verify option there as well. It would have downloaded such file automatically.

Nope. There is not. Only way to verify/repair is either through Steam for the Steam version, or if the game was installed using GoG Galaxy.

Yes, partially true. I own it on GOG and installed it through GOG Galaxy. While there is a way to Verify/Repair files without Galaxy, it isn't as easy as just clicking a button.

[WolfEisberg]

Originally posted by SaltedQuailEggs:

Originally posted by eisberg:

Nope. There is not. Only way to verify/repair is either through Steam for the Steam version, or if the game was installed using GoG Galaxy.

Yes, partially true. I own it on GOG and installed it through GOG Galaxy. While there is a way to Verify/Repair files without Galaxy, it isn't as easy as just clicking a button.

How do you verify/repair files without Galaxy? When using the installation setup there is only an option to verify the integrity of the setup files, no option to verify/repair an installation of the installed game.

[M2B]

Originally posted by eisberg:

Originally posted by SaltedQuailEggs:

Yes, partially true. I own it on GOG and installed it through GOG Galaxy. While there is a way to Verify/Repair files without Galaxy, it isn't as easy as just clicking a button.

How do you verify/repair files without Galaxy? When using the installation setup there is only an option to verify the integrity of the setup files, no option to verify/repair an installation of the installed game.

I actually didn't know you could without Galaxy until I looked it up. Here's where I found it, read the solution:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general_archive/can_gog_downloader_verify_game_files_as_uptodate

[R.]

♥♥♥♥ i got it under controll deleteing the files helped

[Blade12775]

Originally posted by eisberg:

Originally posted by Koromac:

I think that there is verify option there as well. It would have downloaded such file automatically.

Nope. There is not. Only way to verify/repair is either through Steam for the Steam version, or if the game was installed using GoG Galaxy.

For GoG Galaxy the repair is under the manage section of the drop down menu.

[Dorknar]

If you delete the config folder and start the game again, it will be made new for you. As with most games these days if I am not mistaken. Everything will be reset to default.

[Tusken GA]

Originally posted by =CGF=Dorknar:

If you delete the config folder and start the game again, it will be made new for you. As with most games these days if I am not mistaken. Everything will be reset to default.

Pretty much this. Most games just create that file if it's not there. It's a really effective troubleshooting technique for gamers and a much simpler way of handling its absence for the the programmers.