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Playing Around With The Witcher 3 After The Big 1.07 Update
The latest software update for The Witcher 3 was released a few days ago, adding a variety of major tweaks to inventory management, among other things. If your Geralt is as much of a hoarder as mine is, that's a big deal. Join PC editor Dan Tack and I as we check out some of the new features, take advantage of the additional storage space, and run through a few quests.
My save is about mid-way through the game, as far as I can tell. This episode of Chronicles tracks my initial steps into Skellige, which I'd been putting off for as long as possible. I only had a few things left to do in Velen, so it seemed like it was time to move on and see some new things. As you might expect, there are some story spoilers in here, as well as some quest spoilers.
Let us know what you think in the comments. If there's enough demand, we'd love to play some more Witcher 3 – especially during office hours.
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