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The Witcher 2 Enhanced Edition gets a 10GB must-have collection mod

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NexusMods’ ‘recklessrider’ has shared a collection of graphics/gameplay mods for The Witcher 2 Enhanced Edition, aiming to overhaul it. This collection is a must-have for all those that want to replay the second part of the Witcher trilogy.

Going into more details, this collection features AI-upscaled textures, upscaled videos, better imported items and better textures for environments. Furthermore, it enables auto-looting, enhances the game’s camera, and packs a number of QoL improvements for Geralt.

You can download this collection mod from here. Below you can also find all the mods featured in it.

  • AI Upscaled Textures X4 Version (Characters, Environment and Weapons)
  • All Items In Mysterious Merchant
  • All Menus 1440p Upscaled Videos
  • Auto-loot
  • Better Imported Items
  • Better Witcher 1 Imports and Mutagens
  • Camera Lock On Target
  • Conversation Skills Always Succeed
  • Dark Items For All Difficulty Levels
  • Draugir Trophy Fix
  • Enhanced Camera
  • Enhanced Mod Compilation
  • Geralt’s Improved Quality Of Life
  • High Texture Weapons
  • Hud Solar Cycle
  • Intro Upscale 1440p
  • I Want Them All
  • Loot In Combat Mode
  • My Alternate Imports
  • Original Witcher Alchemy Substance Icons
  • Radovid Persuasion Fix
  • Vigor Circle Of Power Fix
  • Weight Watchers
  • Wild Hunt Fix
  • X Talents Per Level

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