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I had the same problem towards the end of The Witcher 1. The only way I could fix it is by downloading a save game editor and editing the same game I was trying to load, giving Geralt some health. Eventually I got sick of doing this because I kept dying so I just made myself invincible for the...

I was kinda hoping they'd leave it at that. Most companies tend to ruin their own ideas by the end if they use it for too long.

It annoyed me that I'd get sent out to kill some monsters nests or kill groups of them, and I'd complete the quest and get my money, then when I go back out in the wild those same monsters would still attack me! If I kill the monsters in an area for a quest I'd like them to be eradicated from...

Fast travel is definitely necessary in a world so huge. However it should be something like carts/animals of some sort (whatever fits the lore) at each big town that take you between them. You shouldn't just be able to teleport from wherever you are on the map, you should have to make your way...

I'm sure there'll still be parts that feel like you've entered a new act. There'll be a big cutscene and part of the world would have changed through that, it just won't formally go to a new act which doesn't bother me.

I'm not too concerned about realism in a game where you shoot fire out of your hands and fight giant monsters :p but I know what you mean. It would be pretty cool if a game could implement swimming but you had to take off your bag and armour to do it, which could be stolen by bandits while...

Maybe I'm not remembering correctly but aside from deep water I never really noticed invisible walls. It seems like they made sure to put cliffs/fences/logs etc in any direction they didn't want you going to avoid the use of invisible walls that would make it less immersive. On that note, I...

Slight spoilers I guess: I think I'd have to say the second game but only just. I preferred the combat in the first once I got used to it, more fun. I liked Vizima in the first game a lot and going around there and back and forward between the swamp was fun - I liked these areas more than any...

Just remember that doesn't necessarily mean the world will be huge and sacrifice story because of how big it is. It might mean you can just move more freely in the game, go back and forward between cities/areas instead of just completing one area and moving on and never coming back to there...