The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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There's a hilarious quest with Roach in B&W, hard to explain without spoilers but there are quite a few references to Roach's behaviour it's called "Equine Phantoms" if anyones interested
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Tony is all over that post fx stuff 
Im gonna give that a go too, i forgot to try one in witcher, and i could do with one since the game is so demanding. I dont think it will help improve my skills though, im so bad at fighting, i used to do ok in skyrim but maybe that was easier by default.
Im gonna give that a go too, i forgot to try one in witcher, and i could do with one since the game is so demanding. I dont think it will help improve my skills though, im so bad at fighting, i used to do ok in skyrim but maybe that was easier by default.
I've not reached that quest yet but before the new patch Roach would come right up to you every time but now he stops at the first obstacle & makes no attempt to go round it, I guess I need to craft a bag of apples
it'll be fixed in a forthcoming patch , however the only way they can do it is to have Roach call the witcher to come & find him
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Tony is all over that post fx stuff
Im gonna give that a go too, i forgot to try one in witcher, and i could do with one since the game is so demanding. I dont think it will help improve my skills though, im so bad at fighting, i used to do ok in skyrim but maybe that was easier by default.
haha, not going to argue, I can't seem to game without adding SweetFX/Reshade anymore. Without it games just seem so bland and have that horrible foggy look to them.
it'll be fixed in a forthcoming patch , however the only way they can do it is to have Roach call the witcher to come & find him
If it hasn't been fixed by now I can't see it happening tbh.
Soundtrack is great. Makes a nice change.
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Content wise, witcher 3 hands down, nearing 350 hours double Skyrim and still going love it. Though With Witcher 3 I find once the stories and quests are done, the world feels abit empty, in part thanks to said quests and stories being so engrossing.
In Skyrim on the otherhand the story and quests in general were okay, so once completed them, I found I could carry on playing and not feel like I was missing anything.
Sad day when I finish B&W
Something is not right, I've just spent ages trying to kill a group of monsters at Ardaiso Quarry, fired all my arrows inc exploding ones, thrown all my bombs at them, tried to burn them but I got killed over & over & all their health bars remained full at all times 
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Played quite a bit more of this today. Absolutely beautiful area even if the colours are a little exaggerated. Still the prettiest game world I've ever explored though.
Hardly touched the main quest line as once again the side quests are right up there in terms of quality. Reminds me why I was so besotted by the game when it came out last year and I'll be gutted when it's over although it all begs to be replayed from start to finish. These guys know how to make a game that's as beautiful to play as it is to look at. A quality that has been lacking in recent years in my opinion.
Hardly touched the main quest line as once again the side quests are right up there in terms of quality. Reminds me why I was so besotted by the game when it came out last year and I'll be gutted when it's over although it all begs to be replayed from start to finish. These guys know how to make a game that's as beautiful to play as it is to look at. A quality that has been lacking in recent years in my opinion.
