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I'm with you on Witcher 3, I've tried 4 times to play and like it. Not happening.
I can understand your feeling. I first bought Witcher 3 in 2016 or so and didn't touch it for years. Picked it up 2 years ago again and loved it. It's not he best combat, not the best complex game but the story really hooked me. Mind you, it does take a couple of hours for it to get going. And the secondary quests (side quests) are some of the most memorable I've ever played.
God dam walking simulator.
I wonder how big the overlap between it and RDR2 fans is
At least RDR2 is pretty frontier USA, Witcher seemed like grubby villages.
I think for me it was the disconnected world. I never got a sense of place or where I was going. I couldn't spot landmarks, it was all just following roads that I had been told would lead somewhere I was supposed to be.
I loved W3, best RPG ever. I thought RDR2 was trash.
The side quests are cool. I can see the appeal. But yeah, I never felt excited to actually play it (or any Witcher game).
I bet the books are a riot though
My opinion might be more controversial than disliking the game. I only read the book the Netflix series is based on, but it was kind of a terrible book. I enjoyed the story for the most part. The issue for me is the writing style is terrible. I kept losing track of who was talking or doing something because the author never reconfirms which character said or did the thing. It ruined the book for me.
Aghh I find that so frustrating. Honestly I don't see an issue with writing which character did the thing every single time. It only feels weird when you're writing it out. When you're reading and everything's flowing, you don't notice it at all, it's like punctuation.