Unofficial Patch?

[RevanFanMan]

Is there an unofficial patch somewhere that fixes the issues left unresolved?

[Babi98]

As far as I know, there's no unofficial patch. If you're new to The Witcher 2, read on. Else, you might already know what's written below.

 

If you want to play the game as it was intended to be played, then the following list of mods might help you out:

• Story ability bug fixes
• Draugirs now correctly drop trophies fix
• Wild Hunt journal entries fix and ability to discuss the Wild Hunt poem with Dandelion on Iorveth's path
• Walls have ears and Suspect Thorak no longer fail after returning from the mist
• Radovid Persuasion Fix
• The Scent of Incense Fix

Read the description of the mods on their installation and the comments. Mostly, one has to extract the files and folders to the "CookedPC" folder. For the "Story ability bug fix", do not extract the "q104_eldan_and_cymoril.w2phase" file into "CookedPC" folder.

 

There are other mods which augment/enhance your gameplay but they weren't meant to be so originally. So in my opinion, if one wants to experience the way The Witcher 2 was meant to be played, one would appreciate the aforementioned mods.

[shadowhawk27]

So what about Project Mersey - The Witcher 2 Fix Pack? I thought that was as close to a patch as we can get.

[BlickJustice]

@shadowhawk27 And you thought correctly indeed. Project Mersey - The Witcher 2 Fix Pack at The Witcher 2 Nexus fixes and restores a lot of things and makes the above mentioned fixes redundant, maybe with an exception of "Radovid Persuasion Fix", which MerseyRockoff didn't unclude on purpose because he claims Radovid seeing through Geralt's lie is intended by the developers, but if someone wants to be able to lie to Radovid like it had been possible to do before Enhanced Edition, then Radovid Persuasion Fix is there. Other than that, Project Mersey is highly recommded, you can also install the Loose Files version of it and remove or edit changes you don't like.