CDPR has previously officially announced that the new "The Witcher" game is under development, and will use Unreal 5 development in cooperation with Epic, deprecating its own RED engine. Although "Cyberpunk 2077" was rolled over when it was first launched, the continuous updates and fixes have made us see the attitude of CDPR, and we should still have expectations for the new "The Witcher". DeVante, editor of foreign media GameSpot, shared some thoughts about the need for improvement in the new "The Witcher".
1. Allow players to use the character creator to customize the character they want, just like Cyberpunk 2077, everyone's V is different.
2. Richer and more meaningful exploration content. Hopefully, there will be a large, empty map (rejecting the full screen in The Witcher 3) with compass navigation at the top (similar to the Assassin's Creed mythological trilogy). This way, even if the player closes the minimap, they can successfully find the direction of the target location. Hopefully there are some mysteries, but not as much as Eldon's Ring of Law.
3. A completely connected map. The Map of The Witcher 3 is divided into pieces, and to move to other areas, you must go through the loading screen. Hopefully, there will be more connectivity between the different areas of the new The Witcher, just ride a horse/row a boat when crossing the map, and don't have a cutscene.
4. Better fast travel. To use Fast Travel, The Witcher 3 players must first find the nearest road sign and then teleport to another road sign. Hopefully, the quick travel of the new "The Witcher" will allow players to cross directly as they want, saving the need to find road signs.
5. New territory. I hope that the new "The Witcher" can go to the south of the Northern Kingdom, let yourself be lost in more swamps and forests, hope to climb mountains and sigh the magnificent scenery, and hope to cross into the desert.