Damn dude, don't put ME into this, I can't choose which is better, it will break my heart
But, yes! This game sets a new standard for the current gen, raises the bar to high levels. It's not perfect, but it's close to that!
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EDIT : What is bugging me most, is regarding the post epilogue game, it feels kinda empty, Kaer is now a ghost town, where did everyone go? Breaks the immersion for me.


I've put in over 30 hours and have come across one crash and 2 minor bugs.
Within 8 hours I came across over twenty or so game changing bugs, from getting stuck between objects to character models not loading properly. One time an entire area was still had pre-load textures and it remained that way until I left the area.
The gameplay was fine, but for a game that costs around 80 dollars I expect a lot more polish.
So, I have to say...without a doubt, The Bloody Baron questline was probably one of the most best pieces of storytelling in videgames. It was one of the most nuanced, complex, human pieces storytelling about an extremely difficult subject matter.
Within 8 hours I came across over twenty or so game changing bugs, from getting stuck between objects to character models not loading properly. One time an entire area was still had pre-load textures and it remained that way until I left the area.
The gameplay was fine, but for a game that costs around 80 dollars I expect a lot more polish.
2:27Lol changing your avatar to a Mass Effect one isnt fooling anyone, we know the truth![]()

The Bloody Baron questline was really strong.
But it also shows you that the witcher world only has two "endings" to everything.
A bad one or a worse.
Thats a bit sad in my opinion, it feels like no matter what you do...it will end rather bad.
But sometimes decisions can lead to a good outcome...i hardly found that however in the witcher 3 so far.
But overall the quests and storytelling in the game is fantastic.
The Bloody Baron questline was really strong.
But it also shows you that the witcher world only has two "endings" to everything.
A bad one or a worse.
Thats a bit sad in my opinion, it feels like no matter what you do...it will end rather bad.
But sometimes decisions can lead to a good outcome...i hardly found that however in the witcher 3 so far.
But overall the quests and storytelling in the game is fantastic.
Well, find me a nice Yennefer avatar and I'll use it right away
I'm not kidding, TW3 could be the best game I've ever played.


Not really, if you set the spirit free, like I did, the children are safe, if you kill it, the Baron and his wife lives but the children are dead.
There's no good ending, both are messed up IMO.
I have to call BS on this. Ive not seen anything like this reported by other players. Either your console's processor or GPU is about to clunk out or youre exaggerating.
Haha, see what I can do!
I have to say its going to go down as one of my favourites of all time, its like a beautiful merging of Mass Effect 2 and Red Dead Redemption, the Mila Kunis baby of their offspring. Its constantly surprising and impressing me.
Any game that doesnt have a beard that grows in real time now is an insta-fail in me eye's for starters.![]()

Yes, maybe its because i always have the hero mentality in games...but i feel like the game doesnt let me really help.
The bloody baron is the perfect quest to show it.
Either i let the children die...or the baron loses his wife and hangs himself.
I decided to sacrifice the children, because the other way they seem to still die.
Nobody looks after them, in war times they are on their own...so they probably die along the way.
Im always the good guy and try to get the best possible solution in games, so its a bit hard to get used to this extremely grey tone of my decisions in this game.
Whoa wait.
I killed the tree, but the Baron didn't hang himself. We went to rescue his wife from the Witches and I fought a giant deer monster. When did he hang himself?
Wait, no love for ME3?
Yes. I want dynamic beard growth in my Halo games too![]()
I have played a good 50 hours. I have had some annoying bugs, two of which were two early sidequest not trigging. But overall it has ran smoothly. Also one of the greatest games I have ever played.