Gaming

And not just witchers. It's kind of surprising how so many of the characters have time for Gwent.
Quite a lot of the quests end with you returning to a character to give them some bad news about how their family are dead or how their wife/husband is a monster or maybe they've lost all their possessions and those poor people look to the ground and cry for a moment before looking back at you to say, "Care for a game of Gwent?"

Clear Skies and Quen 

I usually don't bother with the weather cards (or decoy) and I only drew that one after my usual tactic of playing spy cards in the first round.
However I have come to realise that bad weather is the best way to combat those annoying "muster" cards when your opponent has a Monsters deck. For too long I've been demoralized by them playing one card and instantly filling an entire row to have over 50 points while I'm barely in double figures. But a well-timed rain storm does the trick.

Biting Frost is normally the best weather card against Monster decks as most of their cards are close combat.

This is why I don't bother with weather cards, I can never remember which row they go on.

I did frequently get the other two round the wrong way 

Ubisoft is giving away  Far Cry 3  to anyone who manages to login to their website over the next few days. And seeing how good they are at logging you in then it may take a few attempts.
They are good games though so it may be worth the effort, I remember playing the first one on the old XBox.

Today I also attempted to mod Skyrim a bit more by adding an ENB with a preset. Proper depth of field was nice but even though the lighting was more even and consistent I'm not sure it looked that much better. (Maybe I needed a different preset? ) Unfortunately it also halved my frame rate so it may not be worth experimenting further.

an what now?