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Higher level enemies are just sponges.

I have completed The Witcher, played The Witcher 2 twice, and now I’m on my fourth playthrough of The Witcher 3. I watched Geralt become a ferocious, capable witcher across those games, only to die at the hand of a deserter in White Orchard.

Too often, the difference between a high-level enemy and a low-level one seems to be only how much health they have and how much damage they do. Coming from the earlier games, that makes the flow of combat feel lore-breaking.

Making enemies smarter than just stronger.

Every enemy has a memory now, and as its level increases, so do its memory slots. Every action you take, potions consumed, ranged attacks, bombs thrown, Quen used and more, is stored in the enemy’s memory.

Each enemy has decision trees for combat. In the fight above, the hag can dip and throw when the right conditions are met. sygnał changes those native choices to use what the enemy remembers and take smarter actions.

Enemy scaling then becomes a matter of how many memories it can hold, which signals it knows how to use, perhaps only higher-level enemies respond to a bomb tactic, and how its decision trees answer those signals.