was as dumbed down as skyrim but was advertised as some hardcore cult classic so i could pretend i had taste while playing the same lowest common denominator shit, the pefect game for a redditor such as myself
Detail put into every quest. Makes you feel like you are part of a worthwhile experience and not wasting your time with busywork. It makes you wonder why they bothered to put optional busywork into the game (the question marks).
Quest Design and writing mostly.
I'm actually finally replaying it with the DLCs. And there is very little special about it besides the raw number and variety of quests. It's fun to just bum around and solve people's problems as a grumpy Witcher.
The combat is nothing special. The exploration is moot because they mark everything on the map.
The only good thing is the writing of the quests. If you go in blind you'll never really know if what you chose was the "best" option but it is the option you felt was right at the time. And many of them will come up later as consequences or just related coincidences. Making those choices feel like they were made in a living world.
There is so much else it does poorly but rpg writers should really take a hint from it.
scale of the game and dialogue is decent. everything else is skyrim tier. i've finished based game on death marsh armorless. combat is completely broken.
Yen's hunger for dark stranger anus
was as dumbed down as skyrim but was advertised as some hardcore cult classic so i could pretend i had taste while playing the same lowest common denominator shit, the pefect game for a redditor such as myself
Sex scenes idk
also
Detail put into every quest. Makes you feel like you are part of a worthwhile experience and not wasting your time with busywork. It makes you wonder why they bothered to put optional busywork into the game (the question marks).
>optional busywork into the game (the question marks).
so they could put a checkmark on the back of the box that said "open world"
Yeah the open world is pretty useless. The quests are picked up in the towns for the most part.
Quest Design and writing mostly.
I'm actually finally replaying it with the DLCs. And there is very little special about it besides the raw number and variety of quests. It's fun to just bum around and solve people's problems as a grumpy Witcher.
The combat is nothing special. The exploration is moot because they mark everything on the map.
The only good thing is the writing of the quests. If you go in blind you'll never really know if what you chose was the "best" option but it is the option you felt was right at the time. And many of them will come up later as consequences or just related coincidences. Making those choices feel like they were made in a living world.
There is so much else it does poorly but rpg writers should really take a hint from it.
>0 Black folk
Writing and quest choices and consequences. It sure wasn't the gameplay. That's what Cyberpunk forgot.
Truly bizarre that they didn't just follow their wildly successful W3 formula
their AI conversation director is magic, somehow every two-bit sidequest feels weighty due to the camerawork and dialogue
ciri !
why are you never in any waifu threads
because he can't get attention in those threads
but he can, we constantly ask each other question about each other's waifu
It makes Sonyxisters seethe because it beat chudborne in every category
Yen rimming tall dark handsome strangers asses
scale of the game and dialogue is decent. everything else is skyrim tier. i've finished based game on death marsh armorless. combat is completely broken.
Fun anti-hero main character
Sexy girlfriends everywhere
Cool slavic folklore
Great music
Gwent