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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

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Jerec

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Got the new audio book which has re inspired me to continue my mission to finish the game, and by also finishing the rest of the books, at least I now know all the characters and the back stories.

 

Just helped out Triss, and now she thinks shes in there, but sorry love, its Yennifer all day long.

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Jerec

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I'm sorry for my harsh post, I shall edit it.

 

I know its been ages but I feel I've hardly scratched the surface of this game and seeing an ending almost revealed to me would of been frustrating, luckily I only briefly scanned over it and didnt see all the details.

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partious

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I finished this game a couple of days ago (bought it near release but didn't have the time to do it justice until relatively recently).

 

I feel depressed that it's finished :(

What an experience.

 

Think I'll play some indie games, why even bother trying to fill that Witcher 3 shaped void with another aaa open world game..

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papalazarou

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Yes get the dlc, both could easily be stand alone Witcher games there that good.

 

Also for me you don’t get a proper ending until you have finished blood and wine dlc.

 

just finished my 2nd run through from start to the end of blood and wine yesterday - 77 hours of pure enrertsinemnent and that was only doing story missions - now to to all the side quests etc.. 

 

this is def my fav game ever. 

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13 hours ago, partious said:

I finished this game a couple of days ago (bought it near release but didn't have the time to do it justice until relatively recently).

 

I feel depressed that it's finished :(

What an experience.

 

Think I'll play some indie games, why even bother trying to fill that Witcher 3 shaped void with another aaa open world game..

 

Seriously, get the DLC.

 

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Gerbik said:

@partious Both DLC expansions are absolutely essential. Get them NOW! Play Blood & Wine last, it acts as a real nice ending to Geralt's saga and the entire trilogy - and it's even better than the main game! 

Apart from the sky. :coffee: Otherwise, yes. In fact, I'd argue Hearts of Stone has the best story of the lot, with a superb villain. 

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Isaac

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On 24/06/2018 at 09:42, Isaac said:

I finished this but never played the DLC, and I can see it's in the steam sale. You've all convinced me, time to dive back in! 

 

Just finished Hearts of Stone.

 

My god, what a fantastic piece of DLC. 

 

Gaunter O'Dimm is the best villain in a video game. Such a tour de force, particularly when I thought the Wild Hunt never really lived up to the premise. 

 

This scene was a masterpiece:

 

 

 

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Gringo

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I’m currently level 24 on first play through and throughly enjoying it, though I’m in Skellige at the minute and listening to people there speak is a constant reminder of how shit my own accent is.

 

It’s a great game and I simply can’t enough of gwent. Im always gutted when a trader doesn’t have the option to play it. 

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