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“The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” is all set to receive the next free downloadable content for Week 5, following the most recent patch 1.06 update for the PC version and patch 1.05 update for the consoles.
The week 5 free DLC will include an alternative look for Triss and a new quest - Scavenger Hunt: Wolf School Gear. Players can snap up the latest add-ons from the Xbox Games Store and the PlayStation Stores this week, Vine Report reported.
This comes as the latest in the set of 16 free DLCs, promised for the “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” by the CD Projekt Red, even before the launch of the game.
The first DLC release by the developer includes - Beard and Hairstyle set to customize Geralt of Rivia from various barbers in the game, Temerian Armor Set consisting of a jacket, gloves, boots, pants, war horse armor and inventory expanding saddle bags, which is reserved for finest Warriors who serve the Temerian kingdom.
Following this, “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” received an Elite Crossbow Set and a Nilfgaardian Armor Set of a jacket, gloves, pants, boots and horse armor. The Week 3 DLC brought an alternative look for the mighty sorceress Yennefer of Vengerberg and quest on Missing Miners to investigate about the miners from Skellige village disappearing.
The most recent free DLC rolled out gave the players a new Ballad Heroes Neutral Gwent Card Set and a new Fool’s Gold Quest available in Lurtch Village, No Man’s Land, in which Geralt finds out the secret of an abandoned village inhabited by pigs.
Aside the new DLC, “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” also received the patch 1.06 update, available for PC, that fix a handful of bugs in the game - including the glitch related to endless loading screen during the quest “Lord of Undvik,” problem with the functioning of gate in the crypt, bug causing Geralt’s clothes to appear wet, right after the players leave the menu, issue with creating more item via Crafting/Alchemy, bug causing lack of interaction with Roche in “Get Junior,” according to Design N Trend.
The developer CD Projekt Red has also promised for more patches to fix the various other issues that players face in “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt,” to be rolled out in the coming months.
