Like many others i got stuck doing a lot of Gwent matches, the mini-game in Witcher 3 that now has its own stand-alone title. Marvelous fun and challenge in a little card game that by now is anything but small.
I enjoyed the combat and learning when is the right time to dodge or parry attacks which sometimes weren't clearly apparent but that's mostly ok since it adds to the challenge.
Storywise i love everything about the witcher games aside from the endings, they're not bad but i may aswell stay midstory forever since that is where i fall in love with the game, character interactions, intrigue, what will happen if i do this(?) and so on.

I installed one mod to the game and that was to see every (?) on the map so i could to the best of my ability experience everything the devs put in the game and i cannot say i ever had anything but a feeling of wonder and awe, it's a living breathing world that at times make you believe you're truly there if you just let it take you.

Like many others i got stuck doing a lot of Gwent matches, the mini-game in Witcher 3 that now has its own stand-alone title. Marvelous fun and challenge in a little card game that by now is anything but small. I enjoyed the combat and learning when is the right time to dodge or parry attacks which sometimes weren't clearly apparent but that's mostly ok since it adds to the challenge. Storywise i love everything about the witcher games aside from the endings, they're not bad but i may aswell stay midstory forever since that is where i fall in love with the game, character interactions, intrigue, what will happen if i do this(?) and so on. I installed one mod to the game and that was to see every (?) on the map so i could to the best of my ability experience everything the devs put in the game and i cannot say i ever had anything but a feeling of wonder and awe, it's a living breathing world that at times make you believe you're truly there if you just let it take you.