speedingpullet

The whole Witcher 3 interface could do with an overhaull. I know what you mean about Gwent. Its actually kind of fun to play, but initiating dialogue - the same dialogue - every time with your opponent and the endless 'your turn/opponents turn' stuff literally doubles the time it takes to play it. Unfortunately I'm playing it on PS4 at the moment, so have no solutions :-( But I agree with you completely.

I'd love a way to keep my attribute choices from one visit to another. Every time I come here I have to click 'NMM Compatible" and couple of others - because I've yet to find a way to make them active as part of my personal page setup.

Along with Unlimited Bookshelves, I tend to sort by value, alphabetically. That way you get the more expensive books - which tend to be mods or skill books all together. Then I'll have another bookshelf where I keep books that cost - say - 50 gold to 10 gold. Then another for free or books that cost less than 10 gold - which tend to be notes, bounties, etc... It works for me, anyway :-)

Very little reward for Right-Handers. Absolutely bleeding marvelous for us Lefties :-) Put it this way - gay people represent about the same percentage of the population as left-handers do . And yet the game caters to them by allowing same-sex marriages. Left-handed fighting? Not so much. So, yeah, it might seem like a lot of effort for little reward to YOU, but to us southpaws it isn't trivial or pointless at all.

I've been thinking much the same thing myself! I'm a total modding n00b, so I'm learning how to use the CK and reading scripting tutorials as I go - so I hope I'm not reinventing the wheel here.. Even after reading as much as I can about it, and it seems that a few people have tried their hand at it, and either not continued or given up the idea. As far as I can tell, no one has yet made a dyeing system where you can dye generic clothing and armor. Many people have done color variations on specifc armor/robe types. I'm subscribed to Buckles really nice 'Tailoring' mod from Steam - which allows you to craft vanilla clothing from cloth, linen wraps and tundra cotton. Unfortunately - from my POV anyway - the mod doesn't allow for the newly created item to be custom-dyed, you only have the option of dyeing the 'vanilla' color in order to make it. And, as notmyhome points out, the Dye Manager by expired would seem to be the ideal mod for this - but as far as I can tell, doesn't actually work on anything other than Steel Plate armor. So, yeah, I'd be interested in this too. Either to collaborate with the author of an existing mod, or to figure out how to do it myself. Personally, I'm initially interested in being able to change the color of vanilla clothing like Miner's Clothes, or Barkeeps - and if I can figure out a way to do it then expand out to include vanilla armor and onwards. Most of the interest in a dyeing mod seems to have petered out a few years ago, so it good to see a new post about it. I'll keep an eye on this thread to see if any new developments occur, and I'll try and post any relevant info I find out about it.