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mpf138

I finished W3 today

The Witcher 3

I just finished W3 after 7 months of on and off playing. Put a lot of hours into it. In the final 3rd of the game, I decided to skip a lot of the side content, remaining '?' on the map, and the abundant and often long dialog sequences. By the end, I felt like I'd finished an amazing book but with no idea of what actually happened. I'll miss the world and the ambience of it all, but envy those of you who could really commit to getting absorbed in this huge thing that I wasn't really able to. The story was so layered and time-intensive I just don't know how others managed to get through all of this. I feel like I missed out, and as much as I loved this game, doubt I will ever replay it. I played W3 with no prior knowledge of the series or books. I will probably turn to the books next. I feel sad to be finished it but it was just way more than I could chew. I wish I could have played this at 14 years old rather than in my 30's but whatever. There's no reason for posting this - I just had to get it off my chest.

Posted Mar 24, 2020, 7:20 PM UTC

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mailer_demon•

Trust me, you will play it again. You may think that you wont, but you will.

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HawksmoorSD•

W3 was my first dip into The Witcher pool. I've played it several times. Read the books. Watched the series. If the game wasn't for you, that's cool. So long as you still got some joy out of playing it.

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mpf138OP•

Oh I did, and it is. Just the attention span required and depth of story wasn't the easiest intro!

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