Witcher 1's... not the best time I had, to be honest. 2 might be worth a look, but I didn't even start it yet because of how "bleh" 1 left me, and I didn't even finish 1.
I'm curious to play 3 once it's a reasonable price. But I'm not sure if I need to play the first two to properly get into the story.
You should give 2 another shot. Story was good in Witcher 1 but combat got so darn tedious having to change stances all the damn time. They solved that in 2, makes it way more enjoyable.
I haven't played Beyond Gotham, but Marvel is fantastic. Best open world of the LEGO games I've played, by far.
I went ahead and snagged them both since the discount's pretty big right now, was like 14 bucks for the two. I was hoping they'd just bundle in the DLC but no big deal.
And that so much of it was redheaded made something in my brain go "This is a very carefully (but not subtly) constructed GasBandit trap" and it kept me from getting much enjoyment out of it.
Only of the digital variety, I'm afraid. And a lot less of it in W3
Oh...Only of the digital variety, I'm afraid. And a lot less of it in W3
Yeah, it did that to me earlier. Must be a small glitch.
There's a lot more actually, it's just a much, much longer game.Only of the digital variety, I'm afraid. And a lot less of it in W3
There's 3 main romances and a bunch of one-off prostitutes/courtesans that i know of. Either the game guides are deceiving me - I haven't progressed far enough to make a judgement....But in W1 there were literally some 30-odd different women and couples to play with. *shrug* Either way, it's less intrusive
Oh, I meant more than Witcher 2. Witcher 1 though were just fade to blacks and a silly nude art card.There's 3 main romances and a bunch of one-off prostitutes/courtesans that i know of. Either the game guides are deceiving me - I haven't progressed far enough to make a judgement....But in W1 there were literally some 30-odd different women and couples to play with. *shrug* Either way, it's less intrusive
Marvel is BY FAR better than Batman. The questing structure is better and the unlocks are more fun to get. The DC unlock structure is just kind of boring, especially finding all the gold bricks on the various Lantern planets.
Yeah I've been focusing more on Marvel so far, it's been fun. Batman's not bad but I don't really like the Batman/Robin suit swap thing. I'd rather just play the other characters.
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I think Bethesda games really are objectively better on PC than on console, this is nothing to do with console vs. PC arguements and more the fact that they take the same already buggy game and port it to a much more limited system where it's harder if not impossible from the user-end to implement a patch or workaround. I gave up trying to play New Vegas on PS3 just from frustration of losing my progress simply from the game locking up far too often.
FYI, you can get Bulletstorm to work, but it took me two hours of trying different things and hunting around the net to get it going.
