That's a shame. I'm totally into it now. I have all kinds of memorial day family stuff to do but the whole time I'm just going to be thinking how much I want to be home playing Witcher 3.I really want to play a new RPG, but I'm not "feeling" it from the Witcher 3.
I love the combat a lot more than all the previous Witcher games. So much that I restarted my game to play on the hardest difficulty. The reason it's grown on me so much is that it's tough but fair. The harder the combat encounter the more fun it is. You can't win by just mashing light attack. There is no one thing you do that allows you to beat the stuff trying to kill you really. Once you get the hang of using absolutely everything available(Swords, Potions, Grenades, Crossbow Bolts, Signs) combat turns into this very deep and fluid thing that is so satisfying.
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I also trying out turning off the mini-map and quest log. So instead of just staring the minimap, like Geralt was walking around staring a google maps, I'm finding my way around by my surroundings. Which has added a huge chunk of immersion. It does mean I get lost more often but since the Witcher looks so damn pretty I'm 100% ok with that.
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