Witcher 1 save file download generator

 · Witcher 1 Saved Game Bank Has your hard disk crashed? Has your saved game become glitched? Has something else happened that makes you need to download a saved game? I maintain a TW1 Saved Game Bank here. It has saved games from every chapter, so players should be able to find something that Estimated Reading Time: 2 mins.  · A file containing three end game saves for all paths and ready for The Witcher 2 import. All save files contain Raven's Armor, D'yaeabl (Steel sword) and Aerondight (Silver sword), which can be used in The Witcher 2. Overview says it all, just copy the save file you'd like to import for The Witcher 2 and put it in your The Witcher 1 save game. Sadly the save carrying in the Witcher trilogy does have little to no effect in the games, even from 2 to 3. So you won't miss anything by starting 2 without carrying on the save data from 1. No, there's a bit of impact in the third chapter. If you sided with Spoiler If you sided with Spoiler From memory they're just kind of grumpy if you.

Sadly the save carrying in the Witcher trilogy does have little to no effect in the games, even from 2 to 3. So you won't miss anything by starting 2 without carrying on the save data from 1. No, there's a bit of impact in the third chapter. If you sided with Spoiler If you sided with Spoiler From memory they're just kind of grumpy if you. TWEditor - Version Overview. TWEditor allows you to modify save games created by The Witcher. You can modify the attributes and abilities of the player character (Geralt). You can also unpack all of the files in the save, manually modify one or more of the files, and then repack the save. "~/Library/bltadwin.rucher/The Witcher/Saves/" and the game save files should have a name like the following: xxxxxx - Order of the Flaming bltadwin.rucherSave. where xxxxxx is a serial number for the save. Then, in TW2, select "New Game" then "Import Witcher 1 Save" from the main menu to import TW1 save.

level 1. LordGabeofNewell. 6 years ago. Pretty understandable, the first game has a slightly difficult to understand combat system. As the other guy posted, use that for the save, meanwhile do try to get onto the game. It's incredibly rewarding. 1. level 2. crabby Yes. This was also the same with Witcher 2 as the vast majority of choices made in Witcher 1 had no effect in Witcher 2. This was also likely heavily influenced by the fact that console players had no way to import their games as Witcher 2 was on past gen consoles and Witcher 3 was on current gen. The save files for TW1 are kept in Documents\The Witcher\saves, so extract the content of the archives there. (If the game is not installed, I think you can create the folder structure manually.) TW2 should automatically read this folder when you choose to start a new game, and allow you to pick a save to import. =============.