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[Al Foley]

Who the heck is Miley Chicken?  

 

And so...another eight chapters of my book I think has been planned *drinks*  

[Al Foley]

Depends really.. I love them. But if you place social/political importance in games, I would suggest staying clear of the first two since they are known to cater to the straight Male, objectifying women etc.

You could always start with TW3, they seem to have welcomed females a bit more..

There is a lot of gore and dark themes so if you don't like those sorts of things I would suggest staying clear. but this game is very open world, like Skyrim.. But better because there is a good story and the side quests and cut scenes are compelling.

Meh I just think if you like game of thrones you should like the Witcher...they are both very similar in tone.  

[Inverse_Twilight]

Who the heck is Miley Chicken?  

 

And so...another eight chapters of my book I think has been planned *drinks*  

Trust me, you do not want to know. It is nightmare sh*t. Donk will probably post it again soon.

[Al Foley]

Trust me, you do not want to know. It is nightmare sh*t. Donk will probably post it again soon.

Oh...*hides under the bed peaks out under blanket*  

[LightningPoodle]

Who the heck is Miley Chicken?

 

NOOOOOO! *sprints towards you to cover your mouth*

[Al Foley]

NOOOOOO! *sprints towards you to cover your mouth*

*Foley's eyes grow very wide as the Poodle leaps on top of him while he is hiding under his blankets to perform the manuever*....dude.  

[Al Foley]

Come on Al you have seen the Mileychicken I've posted it a million times.

Lucky I'm on mobile though.. Cause I can't Gif when I'm using my phone.

Yeah.. Game of Thrones is very similar to Witcher when it comes to dark fantasy themes, but Game of Thrones is more realistic -- no monsters save for Dany's dragons.. Oh and those ice walker things.

And giants.  

 

And harpies apparently...Krackens...a few other things.  

[Inverse_Twilight]

Depends really.. I love them. But if you place social/political importance in games, I would suggest staying clear of the first two since they are known to cater to the straight Male, objectifying women etc.

You could always start with TW3, they seem to have welcomed females a bit more..

There is a lot of gore and dark themes so if you don't like those sorts of things I would suggest staying clear. but this game is very open world, like Skyrim.. But better because there is a good story and the side quests and cut scenes are compelling.

I was thinking about starting with Witcher 3. I may have to check it out soon.

 

Oh...*hides under the bed peaks out under blanket*  

You should be afraid. I still have nightmares about that thing. lol.

 

NOOOOOO! *sprints towards you to cover your mouth*

Omg, I laughed so hard, I almost cried.

[LightningPoodle]

*Foley's eyes grow very wide as the Poodle leaps on top of him while he is hiding under his blankets to perform the manuever*....dude.  

 

You had to make it sexual, didn't you?

[LightningPoodle]

I was thinking about starting with Witcher 3. I may have to check it out soon.

 

According to several reviewers and CDPR themselves, it is supposedly the best place to start for newcomers. Though, to get the full understanding of who some people are, you will have to read the entries you get.

[Al Foley]

You had to make it sexual, didn't you?

YOU ARE THE ONE WHO RAN AT ME WHILE I WAS HIDING IN BED.  

 

[LightningPoodle]

You're going for dudes now, Poodle?

Meh I suppose it's okay.. Any hole is a goal, right

 

I'm bisexual.

[Inverse_Twilight]

If you get TW3.. I suggest, if you purchase it digitally, getting it off of Gog.com cause they usually throw in extras, perhaps a guide to explain the lore and what not.

Provided you play on Pc that is.. If you play on console you may get a little handbook if you buy it on disc. I got one with my copy.

You could always buy the world of the witcher book, it explains a lot of stuff without having to play the first two games.

Is there a lot of Lore that I would need to know? Or do codex entries help fill in the gaps?

 

And I am a console player, so I would want to get it for Xbox One.

[Al Foley]

I'm bisexual.

 

 

Are you really?

*Obi-Wan voice* Oh dear. 

[LightningPoodle]

Is there a lot of Lore that I would need to know? Or do codex entries help fill in the gaps?

 

And I am a console player, so I would want to get it for Xbox One.

 

There is a lot of lore, yes, but you can actually get a lot simply by playing the game. Some characters will briefly talk about what happened before (and it doesn't feel forced) so you can get an understanding of the situation that way. You can also read some of the entries that pop up which will also tell you a bit about stuff.

[Al Foley]

Meh still torn on the Witcher.  

[LightningPoodle]

Are you really?

 

Yeah. Why? Does this bother you?

 

[Al Foley]

Yeah. Why? Does this bother you?

 

*opens mouth to says omething with one finger raised...decides to close it and goes back to checking sensor readings or something*