Confirmation of the upcoming release of a new expansion for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was pretty much universally met with excitement, despite the fact that it was basically the worst-kept secret in gaming. Though we don't know too much about Songs of the Past just yet, it's designed to narratively bridge the gap to the Ciri-led next game in the main series.
The DLC doesn't have a release date just yet, but developer CD Projekt Red has already begun to pave the way for its arrival via various announcements letting players know what to expect. There are quite a lot of caveats that players should be aware of, and one is coming into effect a lot sooner than the rest.
Over on the official CD Projekt Red website, the company confirmed that they are ending support for Windows 10 players for The Witcher 3. The move comes as a result of Microsoft's decision to do the same, with the developer saying that "without ongoing security updates, official platform support, and continued GPU driver support, we will no longer test our games on Windows 10."
According to estimates, there are close to a billion machines that never upgraded...
