You aren’t allowed to meditate when, say, in the middle of a long boss-battle, but you sometimes can when, for example, you’re in between waves of enemies. And meditation is free, unlike using food or drink as health restoratives. It’s super-useful, though: when you’re down on health, a mere half-hour’s meditation (which, given the meditation engine’s accelerated time, takes a matter of seconds to elapse) will restore you to your fittest state, plus will automatically replenish your potions and bombs, as long as you have the raw ingredients to make them.
The Meditation option sits in your main menu, but is never really flagged. Like all ambitious RPGs, The Witcher 3 can take a bit of getting used to, with a number of systems for levelling up, gaining new abilities and improving your crafting and alchemy all needed to be understood.Īs you explore the gorgeously crafted world and take on some highly memorable questions, use these tips and tricks to help ease your path through the Northern Realms, and maximise your enjoyment.ĭon’t forget to read our full The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt review before you get started too. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a huge game that boasts over 200 hours of gameplay, if you are prepared to explore its vast world and all its missions. 14 tips for getting the most out of The Witcher 3
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