The Witcher 3 - May 19th, 2015 | Complete Edition - August 30, 2016

[Tyrath]

I didn't realize he had a new book out in 2024. Gotta read that

[Andalusian girls]

ye Crossroad of Ravens, it's solid stuff. lil babu Geralt on his first quest learning the ropes. ending hits hard.

[Kaisha]

if only the 1 remake was done by now for a full series playthrough as it is basically unplayable jank atm

I recalled it playing fine a few years ago, other than the combat just being rock-paper-scissors, and the inventory management for alchemy stuff, which I have to assume the remake will streamline the fuck out of for controller users. I really should get back to it some day, but I may just jump straight to 3 at this point.

If I remember right, the cross-save feature in it allows transfer between any platform yeah? So I can just beat it on my PS4 (I grabbed the "Complete" disc awhile back when it was fire-saled), then eventually pick up whatever the new DLC-bundled release will be for PC and run that new content there.

[Andalusian girls]

i wouldn't call how 1 played fine even on release and it only feels more dated and janky with the passage of time

the fundamental problem was they tried to smash a third-person action-RPG within Bioware's Aurora Engine which was designed for top-down isometric CRPGs like Neverwinter Nights. thankfully they abandoned it for REDengine in 2, which holds up quite well to this day. they're all in Unreal 5 today tho so farewell RED u gave us some beautiful bangers.

[Meresgi]

1 was super rough, even on release. 2's combat was leaps better but still kinda garbage poo poo and very off putting. Wasn't until 3 where I felt the combat was making me drag my balls through glass.