The witcher 3 is an awesome game. The story is excellent and the graphcis are marvelous (the sunsets are a beauty to behold). The game world is large and there is so much to do (119h played, lvl35). The side quests are fun and the gwent card game is a fun game on its own. I had the good queen ending to the game and allthough that's a good ending, it left me feeling kind of melancholical and a bit sad, great that a game can have such an emotional impact. There are also a lot of funny moment in the game that had me laughing out loud and there are plenty of funny references to other games or movies. There are a few items that are not so good though: - What happens with Ciri in the end is determined by a few ridiculous micro choices from which it's hard to tell what the effect will be. It has a bit of the same problem as the original mass effect: the short sentences on screen don't reflect properly what that choice entails. You just have to try out both options and if you know what to look for then you know what effect it will have. For the biggest choice in the game that determines the whole ending this feels very unsatisfying and cheap. The biggest flaw in the game in my opinion. - Some choices in the story are more black/white than grey like in the previous games. - If you romance Triss and Yen then it's strange you are not forced to make a choice, the effect that has on the ending is strange and unsatisfying. It's also inconsistent: throughout the whole witcher series you sleep with lots of women and now suddenly there are consequences? - Lots of filler content. The amount of question marks on the map at sea on skellige is ridiculous. - You can't chose a lot of skillpoint and it doesn't feel like the ones you do chose make a lot of difference. It's the new weapons and armor and extra hp each level that make you strong. - Bugs. I played with patch 1.06 and then 1.07 after a whiel and there are still a lot of bugs. Patch 1.07 made it even worse and added more bugs.
