Celebrate The Witcher 3’s 10th Anniversary with a New Mod That Brings a Classic RPG Vibe and Revamps the Skill System to Resemble The Witcher 1!

Wow, so get this—The Witcher 3, man, it’s been like ten years! Seriously, a whole decade. Feels like yesterday, right? Anyway, everyone seems to be diving back into their old fave games, and all this chatter about TW3’s milestone got me itching to fire it up again. But wait—there’s a twist in the tale. Some new mod just dropped, apparently spicing things up for the folks hyped about The Witcher Remake.

Seriously, what’s more fun than mixing things up a bit in your Witcher gig by borrowing a skill system from an older game? Lots of "this Witcher is better than that Witcher" chatter, but whatever—I’m just rambling now.

Oh, almost forgot—apparently, there’s a mod named after its creator, Gerwant30. Remember the modding contest where someone explored a bit of Cintra and snagged second place? Yep, that’s them! Now, they’re on this wild "Tales of the Witcher" project kick. So, they basically went all-in, inserting the original game’s skill vibes into TW3. Wanna fine-tune Geralt with 13 new talent trees? You got it—over 200 skills waiting for ya! The idea is to dial up that feeling of mastery, swapping out the usual skill trees for something spruced up. Sounds thrilling, right?

Check this out—there’s a showcase video where you can earn bronze, silver, and golden talents. You navigate through trees focused on strength and dexterity, and, step by step, you level up from a newbie to a pro Witcher. Four main trees, they say—plus, each of the five Witcher signs has its own hefty skill tree. Major room for specialization there!

The real kicker is your power rests not in gear but how you mold Geralt with skills and talents. How cool is that for folks into serious character building? But remember, it’s still got that beta sticker, so expect a few quirks and tweaks along the way.

Oh, need a fresh game for this mod to mesh? Yeah, gotta start from scratch with the base Witcher 3—no dice with existing saves or those cool DLCs like Hearts of Stone. Something about compatibility, I guess. And yeah, you better snag that SkylineR390’s ‘Alchemy’ mod for the full experience.

More recommendations? Sure! PsychoCaki’s ‘SCAAR’ mod and TheMenxceX and ElementaryLewis’ immersive camera tweak. Quite the laundry list, huh?

So, what’s your vibe? Digging that old-school skill scene from Witcher one, or has TW3’s setup just become like a second nature ordeal for you? Spill your thoughts!