I know actually. I started reading the books right after I played the first game when it was released.
I still however stand by my preference of DAI companions because Triss, Yennefer, Dandelion, Zoltan...all these companions have a very fixed and defined back story and there's not much Geralt can do in the games to move them from their own respective POVs. They don't really 'follow' Geralt. Nor does their personality develop over the length of the game.
BW's companions though, despite their back stories develop along with the player character. I find that a lot more engaging. Which is also one of the reasons I prefer Cassandra as a companion compared to Solas.
Edit: Also one of the reasons I preferred DA games was because the overall fantasy setting was more appealing somehow. Thedas felt and still feels better than the 'Witcher' world. The latter is a lot grimmer, grittier and dirtier. I guess and that's not really my cup of tea.
If you look at characters i seriously like Dragon Age ones, they are all well defined but not fully developed yet, you can see their growth from start to end of the game, and you get to connect to those shiny/dirty pixels.
To be honest, i don't really like Geralt, but he is similar to Hawke in that regard just you can flush his personality more, tough people say he is defined and blablabla, if you actually played game more then once you can see that he is more Inquisitor then Hawke.
Also, being Slavic myself, seeing how Slavic mythology influenced Witcher world, culture that resembles one that developed in middle ages in central europe and even a little authenticity that came with using glagolitic alphabet, just makes Witchers continent more appealing then Thedas.
About Witcher forums and Bioware topics there. On that forum there is as much Bioware fans as Witcher fans here and opening threads about how Witcher is better then Dragon Age or vice versa ends in war, so moderators just crush those kind of topics real fast so you don't see that very much.




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