best mods?

[Timppa]

what are the best mods, adults ones too

[Draconifors]

All Quest Objectives on Map

[Timppa]

Originally posted by Draconifors:

All Quest Objectives on Map

mods not objectives

[Illtempered]

First-person

[Draconifors]

Originally posted by <>:

Originally posted by Draconifors:

All Quest Objectives on Map

mods not objectives

It's the name of a mod.

[Moula]

for the second walkthrough I want some things a bit easier... so I use higher weight limit, higher durability of equipment, higher loot and better trophies. so it's less grindy and more focused on story

[Shortylax]

W3EE Redux

[longjohn119]

Hands down Brothers In Arms which is a very comprehensive mod that fixes a lot of bugs and issues as well as restores some cut content.

Another one I like is Gameplay Manager which includes several mods and you can choose which mods you want to use and those you don't. What I really like about it is it can replace several mods such as Always Full Experience, Fast Travel From Anywhere, Automatically Win Gwent Games (If you don't like Gwent or don't want to spend the time yet get all the rewards and quests) Rich Merchants, Weight Limit Increase, Disable Durability Loss and several other useful mods. The great thing about it is it will lower the total number of mods used so you don't hit the mod limit (approximately 200 mods) For instance I just listed 6 mods it can replace and I barely touched the total number it could replace. I think in my setup (199 mods total) it replaces 13 mods with just 1 which allows me 12 extra mods that I normally would have to skip so I didn't hit the mod limit.

[Defekátor]

fast travel from everywhere

[worm_master]

Only 2 MODS for me, 1. Equip any gear an 2. Start Blood an Wine as soon as u get out of WO... oh an I enabled ALL FT Post's ingame

[Plummy]

the better nipple mod"!"

[serek heterogenizowany♿]

"eating can wait" mod.

[Rumitus]

Guess it depends how you play. I like to play it a little bit like I did with Oblivion and Skyrim where I explored for hours at a time and do side quests at my leisure but still want to interact with almost all of the game's systems. Asterisks imply my personal importance.

I use all of these:
*Better Loot Scaling (I set everything on mod recommended settings)
Enable Jumping in Shallow Water
*Main Map Zoom
*All Quest Objectives On Map
Merchant Always Give Card
No time for Gwent (I'm replaying and always wanted to win, so previously I'd reload constantly. This solves that problem)
**Over 9000 Weight Limit - Basically my player.modav carryweight replacement
**Quick Load - How can I not use F9 to quick load... really.
*Reset Abilities Freely
*Skippy Skippy
Smart Alcohol Refill
Toxicity Clean Face/Screen (personal preference but I hate the visual toxicity effects)
AutoLoot Advanced Settings (True AutoLoot OFF. I still want to loot and play the game for myself after all...)

[ᵂᵃˡˡ ˢᵉˣ |cs2cases.pro]

yes

[Blues Man]

I was installing mods manually. But I found it much better to use:
The witcher 3 mod manager. (can start game from mod manager)
Along with script merger (goodbye conflicts, hopefully)

side note: Over 9000 Weight Limit did not work for me. But auto loot adv settings 4.04 has that feature and does work.

My favs, so far are:
auto loot adv settings 4.04. I have it set to pickup automatically and love it. If u love crafting this is it!!!
Friendly stash. I off load everything but can make anything from stash.
Indestructible items. no repair.
No chatterboxes. ends puking sniffing hocking cat hissing etc.
oil never expires. um... oil never expires.
upscale weapon damage. each level increases weapon damage.
remove item level requirements. you can equip higher level items.
Those two gear sets u get at the beginning of the game u can use right away!!!

Ill be looking into All Quest Objectives On Map and some others.I gave it a look.
ADD: I only work on a couple quests at a time. Additional quests are clearly marked on the map. So, for me, that mod is not necessary.