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I suppose this is one of those games that, if they click with you, they're super good (just looking at the amount of positive reviews here).
Personally though. Not my cup of tea.
The game itself is fine and all, just got bored within 5 minutes of playing it, didn't find it enjoyable, didn't like the art style.
As I haven't played the full story I cannot comment on it and will reserve judgment in that case.
I also felt like the game was trying too hard to be funny.
Not a memorable game for me.

Old but gold.
Good story, rather easy combat acutally... even on hard.
Grapichs are from another age in gaming, but not too bad.

Enviroment AI is quite wonky though... which is furstrating at times.

Beautiful game!
Amazing story, awesome combat system and slightly brain twisting.

But the enviroment AI gets wonky sometimes... which led to some, shall we say... weird and undeserved deaths.

Amazing visuals, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ amazing soundtrack, Fair combat, Open world and moral choices... damn good game!

Except the money grind... that can suck the soul out of you really fast.

Waow... I have no words.

What an absolute waste of time and money.

Okay okay, so: First off, I've tried playing The Witcher 1... didn't even get past the tutroial, so that set a bar for me right from the start. Now I've heard so many great things about The Witcher 3 through the years, but I kept my distance because of an extremely bad and unsatifying experience.

With that said, I decided to give The Witcher 3 a try... and oh boy do I regret everything about it.

First thing that messes with me is the mouse sensitivity, either you put that thing ALL the way down and make navigation in menus insufferably slow, but your camera doesn't fly round when you're in character mode... or you just have 2000% motion blur all the time, but are able to normally navigate menus.

So... Actually starting a new game! Now, as a brand new player to the series, I went all in on the tutorials, getting things explained and shown, little did I know I would have to sit and just read for hours before the game itself even started... or well, the games tutorial started. at this point I was already considering whether this was worth it, since this lowered every expectation I already had... I mean how can I be expected to remember all this stuff with no way of getting it explained again unless I have to break the pace of the game, minimize it and google stuff?

So getting to moving around... barely, every time I move what seems no more then 10 meters, there's a new pop-up giving me another "this is important, you do it like this, which will affect the world you play in" generic message. Cool choices matter, I get that by now.

So (extremely) slowly and with a ton of pauses because of explanations, I FINALLY get to the combat section of the tutorial. And what do I get... never before have I had to read that much to understand a combat system. I could go on about the wall of text new players are met with.

After finnishing reading more stuff about this minor obscure detail in combat, I get to the actual thing... It's worse than Skyrims system. Extremely clunky, free-targeting-city unless you choose one specific target... which somehow always ends up in the back ranks so you might as well retarget, and suddenly, that target is in the back ranks... oh my lord. At this point I'm about ready to give up, Heavily discouraged by what feels like The Shakespere Collection in text, that has to be read and understood, and utter stupidity in combat systems. But I press on becuase there has to be some light at the end of this tunnel.

Welcome to the actual game itself. Now please have en eternaty of go-here-do-this quests with absoultly no diversity. And if you wanna defeat this foe you've never seen before... guess what, you have to break the pace of the game, stop combat and read even more about how to even damage a Noonwraith.

So at an all-time low in-game, I decide to try to get some more exp so I can be at least somewhat useful... Oh wait, let's pause the game becuase, during the tutorial we didn't make you read about skill points, brewing potions or weapon durability.
Just great...

After actually giving up on reading and just wanting to mess around, I slam my space button and just skip it, deciding to figure it out at some point when I really need it.

So finally leaving the starting... town? I suddenly encounter an enemy that's no more then TWO WHOLE LEVELS above me... and suddenly all of my attacks are reduced by 90% in damage... Are you actually for real?... Fine whatever... I'll flee and come back later... but oh wait, your health is low and you can only heal by eating food which is horrendously slow... Now please be attacked by 8 Drowners at the same time, which all stun you and kills you... and btw you didn't save so please redo all your missions.

I finally just gave up and closed the game.

So what did I learn.
- Unless you're willing to come out of the game with a PHD in Witcher stuff, don't open it up.
- Whatever you try to do, assume you have to read about it in some random book, stupid pop-up or your journal.
- Combat is insanely clunky, even if you side roll enemies still hit you and you lose 1/3 of your HP from lesser monsters... You never ever have the chance to counter attack because of sheer numbers disadvantage... And why do I have to choose between 2 different swords to even damage propperly (This should be something that comes naturally... not something a player should activly choose)
- Story is very unimmersive and flat. at least the tiny bits I got to "experience" (Seriously, just 2 edge-lrods in some tavern)
- There are so many systems that are so extremely confusing to new players, that they don't even bother learning them
- The leaning curve in this game just requires you to be a working at NASA.
- Unless you can connect a controller, the game is insufferable with mouse and keyboard.
- The game, AT LEAST, uses a nice color palette.

Edit: Having taken a small breather and looking at the review again, I have to say: I've completly lost any interest in gaming as a whole for the rest of the day. I really have to force myself to keep a propper tone and not curse left and right. My hands are almost shaking and I have to keep taking deep breaths and remind myself that "It's just a game"... That's how insufferable and frustrating this game is.

Best prequal ever. Period!

Straight forward hack’n’slash... but with RWBY!!

Story went from Franklin to Rich N*gga John in the true GTA way.

Old-But-Good... not golden just yet, but close enough to be worth your time, still recommend L4D2 though.

Edge-Lord just wants his car, still... the name Chumbucket makes me laugh a little inside and I’m likely going to hell for it... BUT DAMMIT, IT’S FUNNY SO I DON’T CARE!!