The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

I'm not much of a Gwent player but quests relating to that are pretty good, Meeting folk around the witcher world is a massive bonus as they're really fun, Dialogs and back stories are great. Collecting cards in one of the quests was pretty fun too. I don't think I've completed that yet either so that's something to continue :D
 
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I like all the quests that involve ogres/trolls.

Wasn't keen on Von Everic (probably because he reminds me of David Beckham for some reason)

The Succubus quest is good too
 
T1Cybernetic said:
I'm not much of a Gwent player but quests relating to that are pretty good, Meeting folk around the witcher world is a massive bonus as they're really fun, Dialogs and back stories are great. Collecting cards in one of the quests was pretty fun too. I don't think I've completed that yet either so that's something to continue :D
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I've played a lot of the gwent standalone game but i'm not really able to cross over those skills to the in-game Gwent, keep getting ruined.
 
There are so many great quests one could write a book about them.

Hunting Ice Troll in Undvik
Throwing baby into an oven
Carnal Sins
Bloody Baron
Talking Roach
Entirety of Hearts of Stone
Drinking at Kaer Morhen

..I could go on.

That is actually a kind of disadvantage to have such great, memorable quests, because I want to replay Witcher 3 but I still remember too much of it despite last playing it 7 years ago in 2016.
 
Even the music in this game is so good. The atmospheric music is great everywhere and that song Priscilla sings in the Kingfisher inn, I mean, it is beautiful. Such a great change of pace from the fighting too. What a game.
 
Some of the dialogue is hilarious:

Bloody Baron, on the Pellar: '"Now they say he sees ghosts and ploughs his goat."
Geralt: 'Not really interested in his hobbies'


"Calling Lugos a madman is an insult to madmen; he's a regular goat ******"

:D
 
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