Travalanche: By the way my computer is too bad to play The Witcher, believe me I would love too but being a bit broke and unable to afford a decent graphics card it's just a no-go which brings a tear to my eye. ;(
My PC is a 2008 Compaq model and is slightly below the minimum requirements in every aspect besides the graphics card which is way below because it's integrated.
Also I have an XBOX 360 so I did play Dragon Age: Origins+ The main expansion, I haven't played the second installment "waiting for the price to go down though, I'm a sensible guy XD". I think Dragon Age was a bit overhyped, yes it was fun and had a decent story+soundtrack but I would give it about a 6.5/10 or maybe a 7/10 because I didn't find it very challenging at all and with certain builds like an Arcane Warrior with defensive passives like "?earth shield and magic shield?" + the passive fade shroud or whatever I totally annihilated the game on the hardest difficulty so it isn't very balanced at all.
If The Witcher was for Consoles "I don't care if it doesn't have modding/a bad interface or whatever" I would totally play it but I just don't find upgrading a computer every year or two a good value to keep up with the best new rpgs when you can just wait for a year or so and buy the xbox version on ebay for 10 bucks.
Oh sorry for going off topic lol, I am a bit talkative I guess.
Regarding upgrading...well, there's a lot of misinformation that's spread about PC gaming and that's one of the big ones. You really don't have to upgrade every year or two..that's only even if you want every single effect turned on for every single game, running at crazy high resolutions with excellent framerate, etc. Even then, if you build it smartly, you probably won't have to upgrade for 2-3 years. For the rest of us, you can go about five years before upgrading and still get decent performance and settings, though 3-4 I think is ideal. Most don't know it, but PC gaming can be just as cheap as console gaming, depending on your needs and budget. That's the beautiful thing about it..there's so many ways to go about it, it can really suit everyone.