Understandably though, many visually-focussed mods don't make the cut. These include "Wiedzmin Lighting Mod", "New Clouds" and the somewhat paradoxically named "Real Witcher Eyes – Geralt". Meanwhile, considering the next gen update is largely graphical, a surprising number of visual mods still work with the game.
This includes some of the more popular quality of life mods, such as "All Quest Objectives on Map", "Fast Travel from Anywhere", and the wonderful, encumbrance lifting "Over 9000 – weight limit mod". Of the 71 mods checked, 37 are compatible with the next gen update. The full list, which features 71 mods, can be viewed here. What they've done instead is compile a list of popular mods and checked whether or not they work with the next gen update. In short, CD Projekt isn't making special allowances for any existing mods. If we want to change things in the game or add stuff, it cannot be avoided, and our teams have to focus on making updates as good as possible, not minimising change." "Updating a game means that we change various files, so the mods that modify those exact files stop working. In a post on the CDPR forums, Vinthir explains the situation. As part of the lead-up to the PC version's update, CD Projekt Red has issued a breakdown of how the update will affect the game's most popular mods. The Witcher 3's hotly anticipated next gen update arrives in just over a week, like an early Christmas present from a man who has a white beard and is often covered in red, but you definitely wouldn't describe as jolly.
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