This eliminates any chance encounters with red skull-marked enemies and thus any experience bonuses for an over-leveled kill. However, as Geralt's experience gain slows to a near standstill around level 100, so too do the monsters begin to cap out at level 105. This means if Geralt ventures to a typically low-level area, the beasts will be drastically upscaled and grant a hefty experience bonus if Geralt is able to slay them.
Naturally, this causes the monsters to scale with Geralt's level rather than stagnant area leveling. It is also important to activate enemy upscaling. This ensures Geralt collects every scrap of experience possible for his efforts. To boost your experience gain every bit you can, make sure to equip Roach with a Monster Trophy that'll do just that each time Geralt makes a kill.
Related: The Witcher 3: How To Upgrade Armor, And The Best Set For Your Playstyle Kill Experience That's because even the experience from monster kills decreases to virtually nothing as Geralt nears level 100. Now, eventually, Geralt will have accomplished every quest across the Continent, at which point any leveling will become an excruciatingly slow grind. Likewise, the witcher can gain more experience from quests that out-level him. Six levels or more above and Geralt's experience gain drops to a fraction from that of recommended quest levels. Geralt will gain less experience from quests the more significantly he out-levels them. Geralt will gain experience from quests and kills and these work in slightly different ways.
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