That is very true, don't think I'll be able to go near any 3rd person RPG's for some time after W3. So just play other types of RPG's, there is always Baldur's Gate and that game can never get old. Acutaly thinking of doing a complete run of the saga once I'm done with W3.
I'm trying to scratch that Witcher itch by playing Gothic 2 again, we'll see if I can hold on before continuing with my 3rd TW3 playthrough
But seriously, all those people not liking the combat should check Gothic 2 out and see how far we've come
I understand his frustration. Different people have different expectation on the game (referring to witcher 3).
I'm just pointing out that to blame that CDPR is marketing a broken game and claim it's overhyped without a fact to support it, it's just a weak argument.
Subjective view =/= facts
Learn to differentiate it. If you see someone who can't, you need to guide em. We don't want to have more of these people in our society (we live in strange times).
Even if CDPR is marketing a broken game, this broken game sure as hell is better than any other game out there so far
Witcher 3 is far from perfect (even I criticize by creating few major threads on the forum) but there are always room for improvement and it's not like the game is literally broken :|
Instead of condemning, a constructive criticism is way better.
It makes me wonder sometimes. If a person's expectation are high enough to not appreciate one of the better games in the genre, maybe this genre just is not really for them. Instead of wasting your time on criticizing games they really don't like , why don't they find a game they do enjoy and stick with that?
There is this new breed of gamers that criticize everything, they are anti corporate, anti bug, anti indi, anti everything. If gaming is really that frustrating of a hobby maybe they should try to find something else. For example, I really enjoy star wars themed legos when im frustrated with the commercialization of TV and games. Instead of hating on the web, I go build a lego death star etc.
There is no point in trying to use logic against arguments solely designed to incite uproar and express one's frustration with a bit more than a video game.
P.S: Do they really let you browse as you will at PwC?
I've dabbled in management consulting and my experience was much more painful