Ranking every outfit in The Witcher 3 Alternative Looks DLC
The Witcher 3 has been applauded for its excellent characters, writing, and dialog. It won’t surprise anyone that the main female leads have large groups of fans. Triss, Yennefer, and Ciri all have their own unique charms and quirks that make them appealing to many. So, naturally, they have received downloadable content (DLC) that allows players to change their default outfits.
Not all costumes can be equal. Some are better than others and will be ranked and judged purely by the writer’s subjective opinion. Here is a ranking list of all the alternate costumes. For people who can't figure out how to access these costumes, they should read this guide.
A lot of people choose not to use this alternate look unless they are absolutely bored by the default. While the new costume shows off more skin, it still seems to lack all the style, elegance, and crassness of the original.
In The Witcher 3, Ciri becomes a skilled fighter by the time she matures, relying on her agility and wit rather than the pure constitution. So, the original suited her more with a light white blouse and high waist leather pants.
The new Costume looks bulky on her. With an unappealing and disruptive cloth hanging from her waist and a breastplate that adds more bulk than necessary. It will surely give more protection at the lack of glamor.
Triss Merigold is the iconic redhead and legendary sorceress from The Witcher 3. The new frilly dress may seem impractical to a commoner with no magic, but perhaps a sorceress can always rock a long hanging dress. This Alternate look DLC might be a winner for many, but here it's sadly in second place.
While the old costume is excellent in its own right, the new one can be for those who are always in the mood for more elegance.
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