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[Seraphim24]

The Witcher 3 makes me want more out of future DA titles. Not saying DA isn't fun because it certainly is, but damn there is much more enjoyment coming from the cinematography in TW3 as opposed to the lack of cutscenes in Inquisition.

 

I honestly wonder how much more difficult it is to make games in the kind of grimdarky vein when you come from the US or something, all the insane over political correctiveness is really the heart of the issue in some ways.

[slimgrin]

Just finished the main story. Fantastic climax and really loved my world state

 

Spoiler

Nilfgaard won the war but Tameria became a powerful state province thanks to Roche and Thaler. Ciri became a witcher and was given a silver sword by Geralt, Isles are strong under the current queen and Geralt and Yen are having a good life.

 

Couldn't ask for more.

 

Damn you blazed through this. I'm still wondering about, Axxiing deer and finding places of power.

[L. Han]

Just finished the main story. Fantastic climax and really loved my world state

 

Spoiler

Nilfgaard won the war but Tameria became a powerful state province thanks to Roche and Thaler. Ciri became a witcher and was given a silver sword by Geralt, Isles are strong under the current queen and Geralt and Yen are having a good life.

 

Couldn't ask for more.

 

Spoiler

How in the cockin' you get Temeria back? Geralt in my playthough tried to help Roche wherever possible. Including the assassination plot. But Redania still ploughed Nilfgaard and the north. As for the Isles, I had Cerys as well.

 

Also that moment with the silver sword.... the suspense was so thick. Zireael.

 

I think it's worth repeating. But the Witcher 3 blew Inquisition out of the water for me. Much better atmosphere, better pacing, more complicated characters, so on.

[Mr.House]

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How in the cockin' you get Temeria back? Geralt in my playthough tried to help Roche wherever possible. Including the assassination plot. But Redania still ploughed Nilfgaard and the north. As for the Isles, I had Cerys as well.

 

Also that moment with the silver sword.... the suspense was so thick. Zireael.

 

I think it's worth repeating. But the Witcher 3 blew Inquisition out of the water for me. Much better atmosphere, better pacing, more complicated characters, so on.

Spoiler

Did you kill Radovid? Because that's what I did, then stayed behind to help Thaler and Roche. That's what I did and got that.

[Mr.House]

Damn you blazed through this. I'm still wondering about, Axxiing deer and finding places of power.

hey I had like 50+ hours , admittedly I do have a shitload of side content tho so I'll still be busy and then do a Triss pt.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

"Wait, really? You'd go for me?"
"No. I just said that for the hell of it."

Geralt's dry sarcasm gives me life.

[Mr.House]

AH Geralts snark

[Giantdeathrobot]

They made Geralt a much better character in TW3, IMO. In the first two games he was kinda there while more interesting characters did the interesting stuff aroung him. Here he's much more proactive and they settled into giving him sarcastic barbs towards almost everyone he encounters so that he sound like Silly!Hawke's gruffier apprentice.

[MisterJB]

 

This "Fencing Lessons" quest really lead me on, lol.

Sitting here laughing to myself like an idiot, I wish I could have seen the writer's faces when they came up with this one. Well played.

[Red of Rivia]

Tell me about it. I guess I am lucky that I got the good ending. I honestly was a bit clueless once things started to get more complex.

Right.

Spoiler

Well, I get Ciri Witcher, like you, Geralt alone hunting monsters(the best for me) and the other was... Triss and Geralt in Kovir and Ciri Empress of Nilfgaard.

And really, I prefer the Geralt without memory, so, I prefer the other games, he is more... anti-hero than in this one.

[Mr.House]

Right.

Spoiler

Well, I get Ciri Witcher, like you, Geralt alone hunting monsters(the best for me) and the other was... Triss and Geralt in Kovir and Ciri Empress of Nilfgaard.

And really, I prefer the Geralt without memory, so, I prefer the other games, he is more... anti-hero than in this one.

How? Geralt is incredibly selfish in this game and I love it. He's not going after the hunt to save people, he's doing it for Ciri. Hell

 

Spoiler

He was willing to not let CIri stop the Ice Frost which would have killed people later just so Ciri because he feared her death

 

Not once did he really do any of this to save people, he did it to save people close to him and to make money. That's not a hero.

[Linkenski]

I think if Bioware had to take a note from this game in particular, it would be that the endgame should not be so heavily implied in the premise. Dragon Age Origins, Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age Inquisition all had these assembly plots, whereas in the latest two the endgame simply didn't satisfy the premise very well.

I think this was especially true because ME3 and DA:I made mechanics out of gathering forces from the get go to make it an integral part of the game. The biggest reason I was disappointed in the Inquisition not mattering or my Military Fleet in ME3, was because the whole game had been like "we are gathering these people together to get the best ending" and then that doesn't pay off properly.

I haven't beaten Witcher 3 yet, but I can already hear how much it varies depending on choice and whom you have met in the game, like a good ol Bioware game.

If ME4 doesn't imply there's gonna be an assembly type ending, then I won't be disappointed when I get there and it doesn't happen. Main reason why I don't actually hate DA2 all that much.

[MisterJB]

I'm in Novigrad searching for Dandelion. How far in am I?

[Mr.House]

I'm in Novigrad searching for Dandelion. How far in am I?

Not even close to the middle.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

I just realized I'd been using the blunted prop sword from one of Dandelion's quests as my primary weapon for hours now.

...I'm not smart apparently.

[Mr.House]

I just realized I'd been using the blunted prop sword from one of Dandelion's quests as my primary weapon for hours now.

...I'm not smart apparently.

Snook why...

[MisterJB]

Not even close to the middle.

 

 

[Dark Helmet]

I freaking called it about Radovid.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Snook why...

Hey, I was actually killing people. Impressive really. :S

[Mr.House]

I freaking called it about Radovid.

The writing was on the wall back in TW2. Still one of my favorite characters but I was not surprised.

[Dark Helmet]

The writing was on the wall back in TW2. Still one of my favorite characters but I was not surprised.

 

They already gave the Emperor a top tier VA, they didn't need to stack the deck THIS heavily in his favor.

[Red of Rivia]

How? Geralt is incredibly selfish in this game and I love it. He's not going after the hunt to save people, he's doing it for Ciri. Hell

 

Spoiler

He was willing to not let CIri stop the Ice Frost which would have killed people later just so Ciri because he feared her death

 

Not once did he really do any of this to save people, he did it to save people close to him and to make money. That's not a hero.

More or less, but he is more hero than in the other games, but this is not the problem.

 

Once I said it here, but I'll say it again since was a long time ago:

Spoiler

I see the first two games as tales and the third as a continuation of the novel.
I like the first and second game more because we have a Geralt with no memory and ends up getting into a ''high trouble'' as we say here, he is not directly involved with the plot and at the same time he is, I think it's cooler and so did not expect this in the third game because at the end of The Witcher 2 explain somethings and when a learn that Ciri would be in the game, I was a bit disappointing and worrying , but I ''relevei'' it and loved the game, some things I had foreseen happened, so I played prepared, but overall , I actually prefer the first game, I feel like the first game Geralt is what I would like to see more, despite the emotional charge of the third game, I did not care about the outcome of the history between Ciri and Geralt, just like I did not care in the books.

 

Remembering: I absolutely loved the story of the third game, very well built, beautiful, had a moment that moved me, but I prefer the first and second game because for me are tales, stories, it's like I was reading a book Bernard Cornwell, where Geralt was a witness to the events and I was seeing the world through his eyes, but still, the focus is him. And the mystery of his lack of memory, I think could be another game, without being attached to what turned out to be, I really liked it and the trilogy comes to my TOP 10 games.

[Mr.House]

Still disappointed Yen or Ciri didn't comment on my Geralt's awesome neck tat.