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What on earth happened to the old idea for the game? Just played a few rounds in the playtest expecting something entirely different and not an extraction game haha.

Bit of a shame really, the game looked really interesting when it was first announced. Honestly don't see this game living for more than 2 months when it releases. Last thing we need is yet another extraction based looter shooter that brings nothing new.

I have a blast playing reddit with friends and we have a small sub with about 8-10 people. Sure there are issues with resdit but has any social media been perfect on launch? Remember when facebook had to basically rerelease and now it has become one of the best and most popular. If I didn’t just play reddit and sat on throne and liberty I would think this sub was the worst. Give the sub some time and just enjoy the content that is available

Basically title. Haven't seen a single First bus in ages

I have a question regarding the 'law of surprise' and how this episode hilariously shown destiny giving Geralt the middle finger. My question is whether or not Geralt has a say in his reward or if the reward is completely decided by destiny?

In this episode the merchant suggests Geralt invoke the 'law of surprise' as payment, which Geralt refuses. What if Geralt accepted this suggestion and invoked the 'law of surprise'. Upon the merchant arriving home it would have been obvious to the merchant and wife that Ciri is the reward that destiny has decided. Now we all know Geralt already has this claim through the very same means however the Merchant and wife do not. Would Geralt be able to de