Bald Mountain - Fixed a crash that occurred when Ray Tracing was enabled and all the other Ray Tracing options were off.

Fixed some instances where characters' hair could look too bright when Ray Tracing was enabled.Frames allowed by the 'Maximum Frames Per Second' setting will now be counted properly when DLSS Frame Generation is enabled.

Fixed an issue where GOG achievements for the Complete Edition would unlock for the base version instead.

Fog that looked two-dimensional in some locales should now look properly three-dee, a problem that could cause the mountains around Kaer Morhen to disappear if you adjusted the camera angle while Geralt was underwater has been fixed, and of course the big one: 'Grass collision now works properly.' Some characters' hair could look 'too bright' when ray tracing is enabled, for instance, and GOG achievements were apparently unlocking for the wrong version of the game-both of those issues have been fixed. Where the previous patch aimed to make improvements to the game's performance and stability, this one is more focused on granular bug fixes, adjustments, and quality-of-life changes. It brought a whole new level of visual fidelity to the game, along with new content and various changes and adjustments, but also-no real surprise here-introduced some all-new technical issues that needed to be stomped out. It's a bit unusual for big patches to be rolling out for eight-year-old games, yes, but the case of The Witcher 3 is somewhat unique thanks to the major next-gen update that dropped at the end of 2022. The new-and-even-more-improved grass comes as part of a new patch for The Witcher 3 that takes the game to version 4.04.

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