Caveat : The spoiler tag includes big story spoilers, don't look if you haven't finished yet, I mean it!
I've only just finished my first playthrough this past week on Death March and what can I say, I loved every minute. I struggled to have time to play as much as I wanted to but in a way it made me appreciate it so much more. I felt by actually spending a long time IRL completing the game made it feel even more epic because the search to find Ciri
I've only just finished my first playthrough this past week on Death March and what can I say, I loved every minute. I struggled to have time to play as much as I wanted to but in a way it made me appreciate it so much more. I felt by actually spending a long time IRL completing the game made it feel even more epic because the search to find Ciri
and eventually finding her felt like no other game before because I felt like I really had been searching for her for an entire year almost, there was palpable relief when I found her. Now having finished, I got the Ciri as a witcher ending and me ending up with yennefer living out my years relaxing taking up contracts I feel like I'm merely continuing the story ending. I roam around chatting to people, playing gwent, taking in the scenery and helping people when the mood strikes me as I feel Geralt would in this ending scenario so it fits perfectly for me. Also I did end up rushing the end parts ignoring some side quests because I got caught up in the main story, did all the major side quests though and now I feel free of the pressure to find Ciri and fight the hunt and can relax with all the amazing side quests and give them the time they deserve. That's why I keep playing