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Witcher 1: You are a chad fucking whores and killing monsters.Witcher 1 is still the best of the trilogy despite the problems though.
I'm not sure if I could pick a best Witcher game. The series as a whole is definitely one of my favorites though.
I really like the plot in TW1, and it has one of my favorite soundtracks of any game, but the aforementioned backtracking does bring it down a bit.
TW2 has the most significant C&C and the best combat in the series. It's a little on the short side though, and the bestiary isn't as varied as the other games.
TW3 has the best writing and characters but is brought down somewhat by the terrible loot system.
Currently playing Fallout 2 for the first time. Guess I fucked up in character creation by sticking to Unarmed
I really loved all of the Witchers when they came out but I can't into them anymore. The core gameplay is just too repetitive and there's way too much of it; once you've got the hang of it, it's just more of the same, hour after hour after hour.
It sounds like you're talking about most RPGs in general tbh.
It sounds like you're talking about most RPGs in general tbh.
Question of degree. There are games with rich enough gameplay and varied enough environments and encounters that it doesn’t turn into a complete grind.
I couldn't stand Witcher 1. The plot and characters didn't grab me at all and, as people have mentioned, the game felt very repetitive and tedious with tons of filler. I don't think I finished it.
For this reason I never played Witcher 2 and Witcher 3. Would someone who didn't really like any single aspect of the first game get on better with the sequels? My friend has been badgering me to play at least Witcher 3 and assures me that it's nothing like the first game, but I'm still pressing X to doubt.
You can smetimes play as a girl.
I couldn't stand Witcher 1. The plot and characters didn't grab me at all and, as people have mentioned, the game felt very repetitive and tedious with tons of filler. I don't think I finished it.
For this reason I never played Witcher 2 and Witcher 3. Would someone who didn't really like any single aspect of the first game get on better with the sequels? My friend has been badgering me to play at least Witcher 3 and assures me that it's nothing like the first game, but I'm still pressing X to doubt.
Currently playing Fallout 2 for the first time. Guess I fucked up in character creation by sticking to Unarmed
I'm not sure how anyone who enjoys gaming could seriously claim they didn't like a single aspect of The Witcher. Even if you didn't like the plot, which was excellent, the game is worth playing for the soundtrack alone.
Witcher 1 is still the best of the trilogy despite the problems though.
I'm not sure if I could pick a best Witcher game. The series as a whole is definitely one of my favorites though.
I really like the plot in TW1, and it has one of my favorite soundtracks of any game, but the aforementioned backtracking does bring it down a bit.
TW2 has the most significant C&C and the best combat in the series. It's a little on the short side though, and the bestiary isn't as varied as the other games.
TW3 has the best writing and characters but is brought down somewhat by the terrible loot system.
Wizards & Warriors is such a ridiculous piece of software. I get stuck in the first dungeon on a puzzle with some fire jets and triggers and levers and descending portcullises and whatnot. I try for a while but I've no idea what to do and nothing works, so the interwebs are consulted. The answer? "There's a solution to this puzzle but it only works about 5% of the time, better just grab a treasure chest and run really fast at the portcullis so you can wedge it under before it closes."
Fun game though.