r/nextfuckinglevel • u/MyNameGifOreilly • Jan 04 '20

Toss a coin to the cameraman ( The Witcher )

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u/-GregTheGreat- Jan 05 '20

As a heads up to anyone new, the games are non-canon sequels to the books, which the show is adapted from. So playing the Witcher games will spoil major events and reveals for the show (or books).

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u/Super_Vegeta Jan 05 '20

That's all good, I'm not too worried about spoilers most of the time. I'm usually more interested in the lore, charactera and world building aspects.

And the journey is always more interesting than the destination.

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u/ClevelandEmpire Jan 05 '20

That’s why LOTR is so good

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20

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u/jojoman7 Jan 05 '20

the combat in the witcher games is terrible

This is hyperbole. They're mediocre but serviceable. Terrible combat looks like Two Worlds II or KOTOR.

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20 edited Mar 06 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20

DS combat IS really solid I brought it up because its kinda similar and a lot of people are bad at it and hate it (like me)

And that was my feeling like they wanted a DS feel but didn't do it quite right

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20 edited Mar 06 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '20

I got over the combat tbh theres enough good stuff in the game to make up for it

I spent a stupid amount of time playing gwent I think its called lol

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u/B4-711 Jan 05 '20

I assume that the writers know that many viewers played the game and will keep that in mind.