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Played 5 hours of Withcer 3. Enjoy it but took a break. I just played one RPG and needed a break from them. Been playing NHLStarting Witcher 3, finally. Gonna take my time with this one, unlike MGS V, where I just binged. Giving it a shot on the hardest difficulty.
It's closer to Dragon Age than Fallout/Elder Scrolls, imho. It's an open world, but not really in the same vein as Fallout - there's not that sense of exploration. Much faster combat with special attacks, etc.
Witcher 3 was my GOTY last year (I'm an RPG guy). There's really not a ton of difference between fallout and Elder Scrolls so it's hard to make a recommendation to someone who likes one and not the other. If it's the medieval fantasy setting that turns you off, you probably wont like Witcher either.
I did like 10 hours of the witcher and put it down. I had just dropped 60-70 hours in FO4 and realized I just wasn't ready for that kind of questing game again.
I actually like the graphics -- they're unique and give it a cool feel IMO -- but yeah my experience was the same as your otherwise. Tried it for free on PS3 and hated it.
Borderlands does look dated, I agree and I guess I couldn't fault you for not continuing it based on that but I urge you not to view the entire series that way. The graphics and game play for BL2 and BL:TPS are light years better.
I still play a lot of BL2. Badass Crater of Badassitude and Tiny Tina's D&D campaign, in particular, crack me up.
It's really hard to pick a favorite character but Torgue and Tina are waaaaay up the list.
It's really hard to pick a favorite character but Torgue and Tina are waaaaay up the list.
Witcher 3 is *far* better than Witcher 2. The combat is a lot less clunky, it's bigger, etc.
Can't say I agree, loved that part of it. Although absolutely hated the gameplay aspect of the part in the second nightmare when you were following the blood trails in the blackness. I died so many times trying to fall off / jump to the right trail, so annoying.
That team has done some fantastic things with that game. I only wonder what changed that they decided to charge for it on Steam vs it being a requirement from Valve that it stay a free mod. Did they ever finish the ending? The copy I have ends at the point Gordon jumps to Xen (which is where the first game went from "best ever" to "meh" anyway).
Yeah I agree. No idea as I am barely using a pistol now. Anxiously awaiting getting the SMG.
I see your point, did almost ruin a great game. I thought you were talking about the concept though, loved how freaky the nightmares were and the altered POV.
Pretty sure that only Episode 1 is free (like other TellTale games). But it'll give you a good indication of whether that's the kind of game you'll want to pay to see the rest of.
I liked it -- Telltale games are always a nice diversion when you're waiting for another game to come along. Apparently the story is based on a comic book series. A little strange, but still fun and worth whatever I paid for it. (Caught it on sale a while ago).
It's the whole thing. It's a games with golf for this month. When the Walking Dead was the GWG, it was the entire season 1 plus the 400 days dlc.
The only Telltale game I've played that I'd say to stay clear of is Jurassic Park. The controls were so god-awful that it wasn't fun. And the story was "meh". But I loved their Back to the Future, as a huge BTTF fan. I consider it the true and only sequels those movies will ever get.
