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For as old as this game is it's still alot of fun to play.

I am not a gamer and i enjoy this game. I know whats going on and i know where Im going. Love the dept in every litte character and the humanity of it all. Its real. Its dirty. Its false and desperate. Its living everyday life in a world that slowly and steadely is about to implode on itsself. The impending impact. Janky and to much stuff. 4 out of 5.

Being first and foremost a RPG player, a friend of mine offered me this enhanced edition a long time ago. It was different from what i was used to: Fallout, Baldur's gate, Arcanum, you name it. Still, it was well crafted in pretty much every regard. Despite that, i dropped it a first time, before trying again the following year. I generally roleplay my characters. My Geralt was ultimately on no one's side, because no one was on his side. This is partly the result of me trying to roleplay a character, as i said, but party because this was pretty much how i felt myself. The game forces you to choose a side. But i really was only ever interested in watching the idiots kill one another while munching chewing gum. As i recall it, the conflict in The Witcher is a stupid one. Both factions are made up of entitled idiots. The "pro-weirdo" faction was made up of violent egotists, while the other faction was made up of judgmental pricks. The game let you remain neutral... for a time. I remember that at some point, i reached a village in flames i think... and i wasn't able to procrastinate choosing a side anymore. But i couldn't resolve myself to chose any side. I was utterly uninterested in anything either had to offer. From a gameplay AND roleplay perspective. This was the last time i played The Witcher. Never played the sequels. I guess this means that while i liked the RPG, i disliked the setting, and could never grow to care about it. Probably an unpopular opinion. But this is how it is. Objectively, the RPG is good. If you can manage to feel something for the setting, you will probably love it. And you can't go wrong with that. It is not a shallow EA or Bethesda kid pandering, you-can-never-lose joke of a game, priced like it was good. You have here a proper RPG that rewards you -not immediately- but when it should. At times, i could feel this rewarding satisfaction that generally come with great RPGs. This is what quality is like. This is what we need to ask for.

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