Crafting and alchemy components no longer add to the overall inventory weight.

Stash locations are marked on the player’s map.

A player stash for storing items, available in various locations throughout the game.

A new, alternative (optional) movement response mode for Geralt.

The full list of changes detailed in the post is below:

Second, crafting and alchemy items no longer add to the overall inventory weight, meaning you’ll no longer move slower just because you picked up a few too many Sewant mushrooms. First, a player stash for storing items has been implemented and can be accessed throughout the game at various locations that are marked on the player’s map. Other key changes affect how the game’s inventory system works. If you like the way the game controls at present, don’t worry: this new mode is entirely optional, so players will get to try both and pick the movement style they prefer. Patch 1.07 will introduce a new “movement response mode” for Geralt that likely aims to resolve this issue. This is fine in the game’s large outdoor environments, but it can make navigating a cramped tavern tricky.

Since The Witcher 3‘s release, there have been complaints about how Geralt controls - specifically the time it takes to go from standing still to moving and how fast he moves once he gets going.

The requisite performance enhancements and bug fixes are present, but so are a number of key improvements and changes to the game’s mechanics. Yesterday CD Project’s Marcin Momot detailed the upcoming patch, which will bring the game to version 1.07 on all platforms, in a short forum post. Unfortunately, we’re not getting any of that free DLC this week, but a patch is on the way that is almost as good. Not only was The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt a huge game at launch, but CD Projekt RED has been keeping the content coming with a steady stream of free DLC since launch.

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