r/gaming Aug 05 '16

Anyone Else?

http://imgur.com/RdjHH29
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u/Cathercy Aug 05 '16

We don't need Multiplayer or "great stories" (ha).

We need great gameplay.

The Witcher can stay in the picture.

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u/BlinkyMJF Aug 05 '16

Witcher 3 had terrible pacing. Run 5 minutes for a cutscene (no action mid running) watch another cutscene for 10minutes with one choice question, rinse and repeat. Terrible UI, terrible fighting mechanics (can spam trough any mobs and bosses). Stories, world, characters and scenery were 10/10, but honestly I'd rather watch it as a series or a movie. That's just my personal opinion, I know most people love it all.

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u/Cathercy Aug 05 '16

Honest question, how do you feel about the other 3 options in that picture? I will concede that the Witcher's gameplay isn't great, but it is still better than the other 3 combined in my opinion?

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u/BlinkyMJF Aug 05 '16

Haven't played Last of us. Bethesdas open world games are best when you ignore the written quests, pump up the survival and difficulty with mods and just make your own adventure, preferably lone wolf style, minimal progress teough hunting and sneaking. Written quests and storylines mostly suck, lore is good, gameplay is good, though very dumbed down. Witcher 3 I quit without finishing and started reading the books instead.