On a more general level, I enjoyed the absence of a visible approval system...it made it easier for me to just act as I wanted to instead of fretting over who's going to be pissed at me next.
Isn't that the same story for every game tho? That's why I said "trolls" there are trolls who gives super crappy/ positive rating for the hell of it.Some people artificially generated lots of very positive and negative user reviews here, in some sort of (spontaneous?) positive and negative astroturfing.
Disneyfication does not refer to 'being like a Disney cartoon', but more to a certain kind of simplification (and commercialisation).
See: https://en.wikipedia.../Disneyfication
By the way, compared to the source material (and their overall context), Disney cartoons are generally simplified and cutified, even if they may retain some more serious elements.
And no, they didn't just simplify / modify the clothes...
True. But that's a far cry from saying they're not dark at all. Also may retain? Which ones didn't retain any of the serious elements?
What I don't get though is...DA was the disneyfied from the start. You had 3rd golden endings from the start. So people acting like this is new to Inquisition is amusing. The only difference I guess is the dark parts of the game were shoved in your face so it was easier to ignore the disney bits?
.It may be neutered, but is hardly neutral. The data is invalid as anyone can post a review and score, even those like myself that have not played the game. The totals are inaccurate as the algorithms used to compile results are flawed. And scores and reviews of both extremes seem to appear frequently near launch; possibly beforehand.
Metacritic is indeed important to the industry, but it's a good and a bad thing at the same time. Sort of.
I am still mad that Bethesda shafted Obsidian about their bonus, because New Vegas missed the wanted rating by 1 point on... yes, Metacritic.
Help..
Kill radovid or not? Really hard to play without much back stories
Eeenie meenie minee moe..
Rad stopped being a Lad and instead became Mad for whatever reason.
I say bury his ****** ass. So that writers can stop butchering his character even more in possible sequels. Just like with Stannis in GoT. 
Thats why metacritic is so importante to the game indusry, metacritic has a great power in buiyng decitions because is a médium free of the influence of the sold jurnalism, this articles explain better. http://kotaku.com/me...games-472462218
At the end metacritic really shouldt be matter but all in this capitalist life sems to be a popularity contest.
Rad stopped being a Lad and instead became Mad for whatever reason.
I say bury his ****** ass. So that writers can stop butchering his character even more in possible sequels. Just like with Stannis in GoT.
No way, Radovid is the best ending. He does what must be done to save the North.
Is it just me or did Elhanan just started to talk in Mordin-like patterns? Just noticed it from a few of his last posts.
That is not an insult, just an observation. 
No way, Radovid is the best ending. He does what must be done to save the North.
So does Dijkstra. And it comes with less dead nonhumans as well. 
So does Dijkstra. And it comes with less dead nonhumans as well.
Ladovid is the hero we deserve and also the hero we need right now.
Is it just me or did Elhanan just started to talk in Mordin-like patterns? Just noticed it from a few of his last posts.
That is not an insult, just an observation.
So does Dijkstra. And it comes with less dead nonhumans as well.
SpoilerLadovid is the hero we deserve and also the hero we need right now.
Look at the end Keira Metz meet if you don't send her Kaer Morhen and say that again.
Look at the end Keira Metz meet if you don't send her Kaer Morhen and say that again.
You've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette...
You've got to crack a few eggs to make an omelette...
Sleeping with sorceresses is a favorite Witcher pastime, Radovid can go break his own eggs for omelettes just leave other people's eggs alone
Radovid is mad probably because as a little boy, he has always fancy his mysterious tutor/mentor. When he made a move, Phillipa decimated his feelings by telling him how little he has to offer. 
Tis unfair for him to deny others the pleasure simply because he could not get any. 
That selfish little ****** must perish.
By the way, did they ever go into full detail about what Philippa did to Radovid as a kid? The only info I read was that she taught him very hard lessons, but for someone to become mad and hate her guts so much, I wonder what she actually did.
Sleeping with sorceresses is a favorite Witcher pastime, Radovid can go break his own eggs for omelettes just leave other people's eggs alone
Radovid is mad probably because as a little boy, he has always fancy his mysterious tutor/mentor. When he made a move, Phillipa decimated his feelings by telling him how little he has to offer.
That selfish little ****** must perish.
Radovid is in the right, the mages have proven time and time again that they cannot be trusted and they're basically responisble for every problem in the Witcher world, anyway. Without mages the Wild Hunt wouldn't be able to attack the humans, see if the Wild Hunt had of been blessed with a king as caring as Radovid, this wouldn't even have been a problem.
By the way, did they ever go into full detail about what Philippa did to Radovid as a kid? The only info I read was that she taught him very hard lessons, but for someone to become mad and hate her guts so much, I wonder what she actually did.
It may be neutered, but is hardly neutral. The data is invalid as anyone can post a review and score, even those like myself that have not played the game. The totals are inaccurate as the algorithms used to compile results are flawed. And scores and reviews of both extremes seem to appear frequently near launch; possibly beforehand.
TW3 and DAI are varied types of games; the former being an Action RPG title without tactical options. Hope TW3 continues to garnish GOTY accolades this year, much like DAI gathered them for 2014.
Dude, after enough thousands fo reviews, they even out. It's what the public thinks. I know you don't want to believe DAI is the poorer game, but it is... and suggesting DAI is more tactical then the witcher is ludicrous. In the witcher, I have to plan my fights for the higher difficulties, no so for dragon age. Dragon age WAS a tactical game, it had options, it had an actual tatcics menu to make your characters fight the way you wanted them to fight. Bioware dropped it all.
They're both equally action RPGs, but DAI is so much more basic.
I'm sorry dude, but TW3 is a serious accomplishment in the world of modern RPGs. DAI is a watered down version of better games, riding on the coattails of the dragon age name.
Sure, more could be included, but am glad it wasn't filled with cut-scenes, cinematics, and other similar filler that aren't required. Players do not have to be led by the nose; are generally capable of choosing their own paths.
As for models, dupes seem to implemented in both games. Doesn't bother me; the many VO's in Skyrim using Popeye Vogelsang were more of a distraction, and I managed to enjoy that title, too.
DAI has no quality filler. It's just boring. I cna explore in the witcher and find things of real interest, whole questlines that are well written, fully voice acted, with real decisions. DAI offers me fetch quests, rocks, and plants. The area is pretty but there's no substance, and none of it matters to the plot.
I don't need to be led by the nose, I do choose my own path, I just prefer the path not to be bland and empty, like DAI's various maps were. It's great that you like it, but TW3 was done better. It's a much ore real world, with much more fleshed out quests, and many more notable characters. Even a basic merchant wandering Velen can have a surprise for you in the witcher. I've even gotten into verbal sparring matches with drunk barbers who messed up my character's haircut, that's attention to detail.
Radovid is in the right, the mages have proven time and time again that they cannot be trusted and they're basically responisble for every problem in the Witcher world, anyway. Without mages the Wild Hunt wouldn't be able to attack the humans, see if the Wild Hunt had of been blessed with a king as caring as Radovid, this wouldn't even have been a problem.
Tis not the mage that has proven time and again that they cannot be trusted. Tis the politicians
I'd sully support a "Politician Hunt"
Dude, after enough thousands fo reviews, they even out. It's what the public thinks. I know you don't want to believe DAI is the poorer game, but it is... and suggesting DAI is more tactical then the witcher is ludicrous. In the witcher, I have to plan my fights for the higher difficulties, no so for dragon age. Dragon age WAS a tactical game, it had options, it had an actual tatcics menu to make your characters fight the way you wanted them to fight. Bioware dropped it all.
They're both equally action RPGs, but DAI is so much more basic.
I'm sorry dude, but TW3 is a serious accomplishment in the world of modern RPGs. DAI is a watered down version of better games, riding on the coattails of the dragon age name.
DAI has no quality filler. It's just boring. I cna explore in the witcher and find things of real interest, whole questlines that are well written, fully voice acted, with real decisions. DAI offers me fetch quests, rocks, and plants. The area is pretty but there's no substance, and none of it matters to the plot.
I don't need to be led by the nose, I do choose my own path, I just prefer the path not to be bland and empty, like DAI's various maps were. It's great that you like it, but TW3 was done better. It's a much ore real world, with much more fleshed out quests, and many more notable characters. Even a basic merchant wandering Velen can have a surprise for you in the witcher. I've even gotten into verbal sparring matches with drunk barbers who messed up my character's haircut, that's attention to detail.
Not really,Tis not the mage that has proven time and again that they cannot be trusted. Tis the politicians
I'd sully support a "Politician Hunt"
They made him look kinda inbred in TW3...I probably shouldn't say this because I am sure most will think me weird or throw virtual tomatoes....
Spoiler
Not really,
Spoiler
Long story short Radovid is the only guy left who can bring to an end this unchecked rain of terror the mages have been brought upon the North.
The ones you name are mages who likes to play politics. Hence, they are actually politicians who happens to be mages. Now, if you tell me that they are doing it to gain more "mana/power" or if they try to cast Meteor to destroy the world like Sephiroth did in FF7, then yeah.. you can blame all the mages and label them dangerous.
They made him look kinda inbred in TW3...
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