Fluffalicious

Screenshot of the problem: So. Not sure if primer is causing this. If anyone knows whats causing this problem I would be very grateful for any help.. When I apply an oil to any silver sword in the game it seems to act normally at first. When the oil runs out of hits the icon disappears like; it's supposed to. When I go into the inventory once an oil has run out and hover over the sword, I see that the blade oil effect is listed at 0/20 and its highlighted red. This never goes away until I put a different blade oil on it. I can live with this minor visual bug, but I've uncovered an even worse problem with this. Whenever I drop and then pick the sword back up the blade oil is active on it with no 20/20 counter. It's active on it like any other base stat. Other oils stack on top of it's effect and it just becomes part of the sword. For example rite now I have a permanent 10% increase against specters. This happened because the last oil I used before my gear was taken away in the first visit to Visima was specter oil. Once I got my gear back from the servant I found that the oil effect had become part of the swords base bonuses. I then did further testing and sure enough.. whenever a silver sword is taken out and then returned to Geralt's inventory whatever blade oil that was last used on it becomes a permanent effect on the sword. Also NO, I did not update Witcher 3 to 1.22. I own witcher on GOG so I have manual updates active for this exact reason. Sick of waiting around and not being able to play because my must have mods aren't updated yet. My current game version is 1.21 Mods (all the mods I'm using are updated for version 1.21: -Primer -Food and Drink's Aren't Potions -Sensible Map Borders -Walk by Default -Realistic Timeflow -Absolute Camera -Witcher 3 HD Reworked -Subtitles for Foreign Languages -All NPC Scabbards -Colored Map Markers -Original Witcher Set Colors

you have to wait for mods to be updates... shut off automatic updates if you own it on GOG.

If I were you I would immediately stop writing here...forever. People don't make mods to satisfy your every whim. just because a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT third person game that also happens to be an open world rpg is coming out doesn't mean people will stop playing skyrim by any stretch of the imagination.. thousands of people still play morrowind for example.. your comment is extremely narrow minded and if you think people who make FREE mods should have a release scheduled that suits your needs then you need to stop using mods completely. People make FREE mods to practice game development and to show off their work to the community, they aren't game publishing companies. The audacity of your comment amazes me even on the internet where I have read such terrible things. honestly just forget about this mod if that's your attitude.. clearly you have no regard for the creativity or hard work of mod developers so you wouldn't likely appreciate the mod anyway. You can't put a time constraint on the creation of any medium, be it story, painting, music or game among others. Doing so only cheapens the experience and forces the creator to limit what they can do. Skyrim took 5 years to develop with a team of hundreds, if a small team had tried to make it within a year time constraint it would be just Riverwood and two quests THAT'S IT. It takes time, passion and drive to make a mod of this caliber. From your comment one could discern that honestly it seems like you lack any sense of what a creative endeavor involves. Gamers who blasts through every game as fast as possible so they can brag to a friend that they beat it first shouldn't play Skyrim.. They refuse to take any time to step back and appreciate ANY of the craftsmanship of the game, never mind getting immersed in it. People with that mindset should put games like Skyrim and The Witcher aside and just stick to annual frag fests like call of duty. Those developers are perfect for these gamers because they lack creativity and passion from the get go. They make a game based on what will sell and put hardly any creativity into the project. Games like Skyrim or The Witcher are best left to those who are willing to put 1000+ hours into them without even reaching the end, or play them for years to come because they revel in the creators hard work. They take their time and don't just sprint from city to city skipping all the side quests so they can beat it and pop in the next game. If you truly like games like Skyrim or The Witcher than maybe you could try playing them the way they are meant to be experienced, not every game has to be a race to the finish and in fact those that are tend to be mediocre at best. I still play Morrowind and the mod Tamriel Rebuilt has been in development for it, releasing parts slowly for almost 12 years. THOUSANDS OF GAMERS still play morrowind and support Tamriel rebuilt. ISSGARD taking a few years is a pittance of time in comparison. Have some PATIENCE! Hard work takes time and that fact will NEVER change.

awesome thanks for the fix :)

Hey so i've known about eh brawl bugs patch ever since it was released and I have never had any problems during my brawls with other NPCS thanks to having it installed. HOWEVER I started a new game and I even brawled the nord girl in the Bannared Mare and everything worked flawlessly! BUT when i enter the companions hall for the first time there is the usual fight between the dark elf and the nord... except that they fight forever. I literally sat there for 20 mins and they were still fighting.. making it impossible to continue the quest line. any help would be appreciated.. i have the brawl bugs patch installed of course

well there are 2 ways FIRSTLY (and the best way imo) there is a HUGE mod pack/game-fixer called the "morrowind overhaul v3" its an all in one installer that includes enhancements and fixes to almost EVERY aspect of the game and is very customizable through the installer. it also includes the morrowind graphics extender.. which is an amazing program that brings morrowinds graphical systems up to date in an absolutely AMAZING way (in some cases far superior to skyrims vanilla graphics believe it or not).. just check out screenshots of either morrowind overhaul or MGEXE (graphics extender).. you will be VERY VERY surprised. there are also some other great MUST HAVE mods such as "Tamriel Rebuilt" (not in the morrowind overhaul you have to get it separately). this mod is AN ABSOLUTE MUST HAVE.. it adds the entire mainland of morrowind which is more than twice the size of the original game and its a huge project that's been being worked on by a big team for the last 12 years or so. it has quests and dialogue specifically written.. its polished as hell.. even more polished in some places that the original game. THE SECOND OPTION is of course "Skywind".. which literally ports morrowind into the skyrim engine.. this is also very easy to google. HOWEVER it is an unfinished project at the moment as it is a VERY big undertaking but they have made a MASSIVE amount of progress and it is basically playable but as of yet unfinished HOWEVER in my opinion because of mods like tamriel rebuilt, the morrowind overhaul and graphics extender it is my personal opinion that the original morrowind with these mods is FAR FAR FAR FAR superior to skywind.. while some newer fans of TES who have only played skyrim may prefer Skywind someone who played morrowind when it came out like me far prefers the modded original game (and really anyone should prefer it because skywind can never have the same feel as the original).. JUST TAMRIEL REBUILT ALONE makes Skywind unplayable because it will NEVER have tamriel rebuilt as its a morrowind mod and would need to be ported which would take years. ALSO just so you know there are mods included in the morrowind overhaul that change some animations and bodies of characters to make them look alot better.. adds new faces and stuff.. the morrowind overhaul basically improves EVERY aspect of the game and seriously just look up some screens and maybe even some comparison screens with a shot of the vanilla and overhauled.. YOUR JAW WILL DROP! LASTLY if you go the modded morrowind route.. WHICH YOU SHOULD AT LEAST TRY BEFORE USING SKYWIND as i think you will find modded morrowind a FAR better experience than the Skywind. there are a few other mods you can grab such as: (you can easily google any of these mods, i don't post links because i'm not sure if it is allowed here because most of the mods arent on the nexus unfortunately) [1.] "Combat Experiance - Depth Perception" (this changes combat so that you cant miss when targeting like you could in vanilla but also re balances the game so that it all works properly with the new mechanics [2.] "Galsiah's Character Development" which fixed the leveling system and makes it seamless as it is in Skyrim where you don't need to worry about leveling certain things to not gimp your character. you can just play however you want wit this mod AND AGAIN THE OTHER MODS I SUGGEST [3.] "Morrowind Overhaul v3" [4.] "Tamriel Rebuilt" [5.] Look up Morrowind mod installing guide because you cant really use the nexus mod manager to mod Morrowind ( however Morrowind overhaul is an installer so that one is idiot proof just run the exe) message me if you have any more questions id be glad to help you out to experience Morrowind THE WAY ITS MEANT TO BE EXPERIENCED!!! :D:D:D