apparently analytics said most people were stopping witcher 3 before the half way point and they interpreted this to mean the plot trodded on past its welcome and decided they were going to make the game wider instead of longer.
@icedquinn @LukeAlmighty @beardalaxy @a7 @BlinkRape That’s a shame since we beat the entirety of The Witcher Trilogy minus the DLC expansions to The Witcher 3. Cyberpunk 2077 just didn’t feel worth playing much of at all, to be honest. The Witcher series had fairly boring combat IMO, but the story was incredibly engaging.
@arcana @icedquinn @LukeAlmighty @a7 @BlinkRape i liked the combat of witcher 3 specifically because i could fudge it and i get some sort of sick enjoyment when i can play a game in a way that makes everything completely broken lol. i didn't fast travel at all and took pretty much every side quest i found along the way, it was a good time. i didn't find the main story engaging at all, it was all the little side stuff going on with the world that i enjoyed a lot more and that became inspiration for my video game.
with cyberpunk, i'm just a huge fan of the aesthetic and the melee combat was pretty fucking fun, i loved going into a stealth mission with my high body stat and just driving a burning car into a group of people, watching it explode, then slicing everyone else up with a katana xD
@beardalaxy @icedquinn @LukeAlmighty @a7 @BlinkRape Totally fair tbh. We liked The Witcher 2 best out of that trilogy.
And Cyberpunk’s combat looks cool, I will admit. It was just so janky when we tried it shortly after launch that we lost all interest.