Witcher 3

[Duke{CLR}]

Ive noticed a few people on my steam list playing it, I'm totally addicted to it. It took me awhile to get used to the combat, once I did I haven't been able to stop playing. Although I find it a bit linear as compared to Skyrim, the choices you have when developing Geralt make this a game you could easily play through twice. I'm using mostly fast attack with a little Igni and Aard thrown in.

[goldenfooler]

Ive noticed a few people on my steam list playing it, I'm totally addicted to it. It took me awhile to get used to the combat, once I did I haven't been able to stop playing. Although I find it a bit linear as compared to Skyrim, the choices you have when developing Geralt make this a game you could easily play through twice. I'm using mostly fast attack with a little Igni and Aard thrown in.

How is it compared to number 2.. I couldn't finish it and got bored.. The first one I finished but didn't think it was awesome.

[Duke{CLR}]

How is it compared to number 2.. I couldn't finish it and got bored.. The first one I finished but didn't think it was awesome.

I haven't played the first two so I can't speak to how it is in relation to them. I also don't see myself getting bored because up to this point it been fairly challenging.

[Rand{CLR}]

It's better than either 1 or 2, and it's frigging huge with really good side quests. Overall it's every bit as good as Skyrim (not as big a world, but probably the next closest to it) and Dragon Age: Inquisition. It's got a better storyline than both of those games. Took me about 83 hours to finish almost everything in sight.

I finished it and most of the achievements through GOG Galaxy; I had pre-ordered it a year ago through Steam but picked up a 970 card earlier this year just to play Witcher 3 and that came with a free copy via GOG. Turned the pre-order money into a ton of other games, so it worked out really well overall.

-Rand