The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Complete Edition

The overall experience would have been better if I didn't encounter a bug every half hour. Static bosses that make me verify game files, characters on scarecrow mode, etc. But, as I said in the tittle, it's a good game overall: the gameplay is not the best ever seen, but it's entertaining, the story..I'm not a fan of fantastic novels, but I think it's decent and the baby is the oven is a nice touch.

Ich habe das Spiel über steam gekauft und bin nun wegen Gwent hier. The witcher 3 war / ist für mich das beste Spiel, welches jemals gemacht wurde. Damit also Hut ab an CD Project Red und ich hoffe sie schaffen dies auch bei Cyberpunk. The Witcher 3 war ein echter Geniestreich und ist nur zu empfehlen. Danke für dieses tolle Spiel und danke auch für das Standalone Gwent.

This game is outstanding, and if you think you would like the massive story driven world, buy it. ranged combat is not a thing, it is a tool to deal airborne threats, to put them within reach of your sword. All in all, a great game, even the optional minigames are great (you may have heard of Gwent). The ONLY problem is if you like modding, beware that GOG has its own game files, that are DIFFERENT than every other copy of the game, and this split the modding community quite heavily. patches do exist to make things work, but only if the modder supported said patch. The game is great, what GOG did to it is very much not great. Look into it yourself, but basically 'goty' in the modding scene refers to the GOG copy specifically, because at the time GOG was the only one calling it a goty. any other places selling this game are not the 'goty' aka GOG copy of the game. the files are different, it is a huge pain. If you do not care about that, buy it, it is a wonderful game, but if you do care about it, do your research as to what one you want, as some mods support non-gog version only, some support gog only, some support both, and some support the unification patch where it makes goty and non-goty the same from a code standpoint. If anyone from GOG reads this, please, please please please, never let this happen again.

Literally, my life is now the witcher 3 i'd probably trade my wife to experience this game again for the first time !

My one complaint about The Witcher 3:The Wild Hunt is that other new releases compare so poorly that I can barely enjoy them. The Witcher 2 represented a quantum leap over The Witcher and a similar trend continues with the The Witcher 3, which is remarkable considering the fact that The Witcher 2 was itself an incredibly good game. In TW3, the geniuses at CD Projekt Red expand everything that made TW2 great - the deep and dark story, interesting characters, gorgeous visuals - across an incredibly large, detailed and open world. I recall feeling great skepticism upon first hearing that TW3 was set in a large open world - I could not imagine that CDPR could possibly cram a large open world game with the amount of content required to maintain the same rich density of storytelling, characters and memorable moments that so distinctly characterized TW2. But they did it. Somehow. This is the greatest achievement of TW3. This is not to say that TW3 is merely a vastly larger TW2. Every aspect of TW3 is improved over its predecessor. The combat is fluid, challenging and deep - but I believe that you must play on the "Deathmarch" difficulty to really appreciate this. The crafting system is vast. The character build has been entirely revamped, allowing more flexibility in choosing combat, sign and alchemy abilities. The action is balanced with an engrossing main story that is best digested in chunks, taking time out to explore the world and generally behave like a witcher. Story-line choices in TW3 are as difficult as ever, with little in the way of clear right-and-wrong outcomes. The DLCs, included with this latest edition, are simply the best DLCs ever made for any game. "Hearts of Stone" is a major expansion with a great story and "Blood and Wine" is so vast it may as well have been called "The Witcher 4". The base game plus the DLCs tie together elements from TW1, TW2 and the stories of Andrzej Sapkowski for "full circle" satisfaction. Amazing.