I felt the same. I played a few hours because I felt like I had to. It was just an interactive movie with characters I didn't care about.
I know a lot of people liked Witcher 3 but when I went to wander around, the NPCs just stood there and wouldn't interact and to get along with it I was forced to play some card game I had no interest in. I stopped at the card game.
I felt the same. I played a few hours because I felt like I had to. It was just an interactive movie with characters I didn't care about.
I know a lot of people liked Witcher 3 but when I went to wander around, the NPCs just stood there and wouldn't interact and to get along with it I was forced to play some card game I had no interest in. I stopped at the card game.
I tried Witcher 1 when the prerelease hype for Witcher 3 was building. I didn't get far. If I remember correctly the combat system wasn't what I expected and I didn't mess with it much. It was one of those steam sale for like 2.99, so I wasn't invested enough to really care.
I tried Witcher 1 when the prerelease hype for Witcher 3 was building. I didn't get far. If I remember correctly the combat system wasn't what I expected and I didn't mess with it much. It was one of those steam sale for like 2.99, so I wasn't invested enough to really care.
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