Wiedźmin 2: Zabójcy Królów - Edycja Rozszerzona

Gra w porównaniu do części pierwszej trochę zawodzi szeroko pojętym klimatem. Tzn. straciła "słowiańskie" elementy, które były charakterystyczne dla pierwszej części. Klimat robi wrażenie, ale jeżeli spojrzymy na grę jako "zachodnią" grę fantasy. Jednak to tylko niewielki minus, ponieważ twórcy gry stworzyli ogólnie lepszą grę niż część pierwsza. Stworzyli jednego z lepszych RPGów w ogóle. Jeszcze lepsza fabuła niż w poprzedniej części. Intrygująca, wciągająca. Do tego oprawa graficzna, która stoi na najwyższym poziomie, co powoduje, że gra nawet po kilku latach od premiery wygląda świetnie. Polecam!

Witcher 1 was a beautiful game. Multiple playthroughs, so many branches. Easily have sunk 200 hours into it. 4.5 play throughs. Witcher 2 however, has.. been horrible. the storyline is shoehorned in many places, cutting you off from the variety of choices that where available in witcher 1. Difficulty is scaled poorly. Easy is too easy. Normal is,.. difficult. And many, many spots where you have no choice but to simply die and reload. Amnesia can only account for so much - you spent a large amount of time in witcher 1 getting yourself up to speed and learning. In witcher 2, you're back to being a weak rookie. The only moments of 'cool' are when a cutscene intervenes - not when you've just taken down somethign difficult yourself. An incredible dissapointment, almost dissapointing enough to demand my money and time played back. The witcher franchise is not Mass Effect. This was a woeful attempt to make Witcher 2 in the same manner as Mass Effect 2. Seneschul

I really enjoyed Witcher 1 and got a great deal here at GOG in buying W2EE. But this game is very frustrating. It has a horrid tendency to devolve to an arcade game where you have to execute exactly the moves they want in a long sequence that cannot be saved. This results in doing things over and over and over. And the slow long death animation means you have to wait a long time before you can even reload. Terrible design decisions on what is otherwise a really good game. Given the frustration will likely have me quit the game before finishing (already 20 attempts at the Kayran battle), I can only give it 2 stars.

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THE GOOD: - graphics (for its time) - voice acting is superb - two branching paths - combat system improved (over THE WITCHER 1) - excellent story - superior Enhanced Edition that deserves its name (new content) - decisions with far reaching consequences - well-writen and believable characters - no simple "good vs. evil" story - branching skill tree - combat has tactical component with alchemy THE BAD: - lazy port from console/designed with consoles in mind (menues, controls) - Quick Time Events, especially in boss fights. - rushed third act - controls are wonky, input lag - stealth quests are poorly implemented - maze-like levels are not well designed BOTTOM LINE: A potentially great RPG ruined by Quick Time Events (QTE's should never be in any game. Ever. Especially not in an RPG!) and wonky controls that were designed with consoles in mind. Menues are a chore to navigate and Geralt's movements are imprecise and tank-like. This is especially frustrating since the game has a lot going for it: the story is fantastic and the characters are believable and well-writen. The is no black and white, something the series is known for and decisions have far-reaching consequences that don't allow for a quick reload. Alchemy is not just tacked on, in higher difficulties it is essential for survival, also there is no in-combat healing, so no spaming healing potions during a fight. Unfortunately boss fights are not fun at all, as they always are Quick Time Events. Do not recommend.