The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Yennefer has a good reason to be miffed with Geralt, and her attitude changes significantly over the course of the game, assuming player treats her well.
Anyone else love these electronic remixes of Witcher songs?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEhhuyjq2Yo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2RmJgs97Xs
So good (and hilarious).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEhhuyjq2Yo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2RmJgs97Xs
So good (and hilarious).
http://www.pcgamer.com/how-the-witcher-3-succeeds-where-mass-effect-andromeda-falls-short/
Still looking forward to Andromeda once Bioware actually finishes developing it though
I enjoyed second playthrough as much as the first - did some different choices, saw some different things, and it was just pleasure to be back. Plus I had Blood and Wine to be enjoyed fresh.
Still looking forward to Andromeda once Bioware actually finishes developing it though
I enjoyed second playthrough as much as the first - did some different choices, saw some different things, and it was just pleasure to be back. Plus I had Blood and Wine to be enjoyed fresh.
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Across all the media etc it won 9 goty awards, but it was disqualified from most since it is an expansion. If CDP had the foresight to release it as a standalone game, there is a good chance it would have cleaned sweep again
But yeah the expansions are must play for anyone who enjoyed the main game.
I would not stress builds and minmaxing much. Even when I played on Death March, I simply picked what I liked from the description, what seemed most interesting or useful. So I always ended up with a mix of swordsman and sign user, having all the signs unlocked and available and the cool sword skills as well. Alchemy gets some basic use, although if you go into it there are some super strong skills. Make sure to learn dodging well, rolling should be used mostly only when you need to get out quickly.
BTW if you are playing PC version, be sure to check out Immersive Cam and Volumetric Clouds over Skellige mods, they are great. And note that you can also change movement system to be more responsive (alternative, in the menu options) and customize your HUD, Witcher sense fish eye effect etc. I would also recommend disabling point of interest markers on map (in HUD options), game is better when these are discovered naturally instead of knowing about all beforehand.
I bought the two expansions and I'm now having fun trying to figure out the prince toad boss fight
There is a bit of a misdirection, when they conclude it is resistant to fire, do not trust that advice
I was watching some episodes of his as well, he is hilarious at places. Hate that he still says Gerald though
And it is a bit infuriating for me to see people play who often go immediately for yellow dialogue option, progressing the dialogue without getting all the info.
It is completely different, but I really loved Prey.
Also, Dishonored 2 is brilliant.
Also, Deus Ex Mankind Divided has similar emphasis on storytelling and sidequests as Witcher 3. Not on that level, but still really good.
All three are must play really.
Mad Max has great graphics, but is just incredibly, insanely 100% generic with zero interesting gameplay or story. I finished it, but was bored af lot of the time.
Got a good few hundred hours in Skyrim across various playthroughs/builds/mods etc., So a bit Skyrim-ed out!
Deus Ex is a good shout, how does that play on a controller?
I played it (and TW3, Dishonored, Prey..) on 55" plasma with an xbox360 controller - no problems
And I see right now it is 12 euros on steam, which is a total steal. My completionist playthrough took over 60 hours.
If you are bored exploring, you can just follow the main quest and the experience should be very close to Witcher 2 in style.
Yeah you can of course.
Yeah some of the sidequests that are tied into the main storyline are not available, but it is quite logical. All the quests independent of it are available though.
One one hand, it is pretty much the best outcome realistically possible. And if you told my 13 year old me that my favourite book saga is going to get this level of videogame and live action treatment, my mind would have blown up (well, it did anyway, given Witcher 3's quality).
On the other hand, I can't help but wish the TV series was done entirely in CGI, Night to Remember style, so all the actors from games could return. I will have a hard time seeing anyone else as Geralt than his voice actor, same for Yennefer and others.
On the other hand, I can't help but wish the TV series was done entirely in CGI, Night to Remember style, so all the actors from games could return. I will have a hard time seeing anyone else as Geralt than his voice actor, same for Yennefer and others.
Witcher 1/2/3 intros were done by Platige, yeah, but the best CGI of all - Night to Remember - was done by DigicAll cinematics/trailers for Witcher3 were done by company who is actually making this tv series
Also guys from Expanse tv series are involved in the script I think+Sapkowski as a consultant....+netflix's money....looking good
But Platige are brilliant, their involvement does give this project a lot of credence.
What ? Galaxy is optional. All their games are DRM-free.
GOG has their own galaxy client which at this point is almost better than steam. Just as comfortable, you do not have to mess around with installers.