CD Projekt Red has confirmed there is no hard level cap for Geralt in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Community lead Marcin Momot confirmed the news on Twitter, which means you'll theoretically be able to master all of Geralt's abilities and max out his Skill Trees if you're persistent.
Of course, in practice it's less feasible. While you'll be able to grind your way as high as you want by fighting monsters, once a decent spread of quests and other map events have run out it's going to be a long slow road.
Interestingly, Momot's comments on Twitter have led to calls from many for a New Game Plus mode, so you can start again taking a different path through the game and taking on challenges that'll reward a decent amount of XP. At the time of writing CD Projekt Red has yet to respond to these requests, though perhaps it has something up its sleeve related to the two sizeable expansions coming later in the year.
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Community lead Marcin Momot confirmed the news on Twitter, which means you'll theoretically be able to master all of Geralt's abilities and max out his Skill Trees if you're persistent.
Of course, in practice it's less feasible. While you'll be able to grind your way as high as you want by fighting monsters, once a decent spread of quests and other map events have run out it's going to be a long slow road.
Interestingly, Momot's comments on Twitter have led to calls from many for a New Game Plus mode, so you can start again taking a different path through the game and taking on challenges that'll reward a decent amount of XP. At the time of writing CD Projekt Red has yet to respond to these requests, though perhaps it has something up its sleeve related to the two sizeable expansions coming later in the year.
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