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The Witcher 3 1.22 Patch Fixes Enemy Explosion Issues And More
Have you noticed a strange woman in red following you around in The Witcher 3? Have enemy body parts been strangely floating in the air? Those issues and more have been fixed in the latest update.
Update 1.22 fixes a large number of quest issues, cosmetic glitches, and invulnerable enemies. Many of these are tied to the recent and final expansion, Blood and Wine.
You can check out the full patch notes here. For more on The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine, check out our review.
[Source: CD Projekt Red]
Our Take
CD Projekt Red has provided great support for this game, with free DLC, two huge expansions, and ongoing and regular patches and updates. In addition to fixing bugs in the enormous game, the studio has implemented quality of life fixes based on consumer feedback.
Would it be better if these didn’t exist in the first place? Sure. But in lieu of that, frequent and fast support is most welcome.
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