I for one would have to agree with the comments made by people that call for Geralt remaining the hero. I'm sorry, but you can't really call it "The Witcher" and not have Geralt in it as many have stated, but more so than that, there is so much left for him to explore. Without spoiling the ending to anyone, that scene alone would, in my opinion, warrant further exploration especially since they go to such great lengths to say that the other Witcher strongholds have been out of contact for such a while.Additionally, to say that Geralt would then have to be facing godlike monsters of epic proportions doesn't necessarily have to happen either. Sure, you might argue that well, short of another cause of amnesia there's no way you can justify him losing his powers short of a toxic overdoes which is actually a rather good idea. Preserving realism is always a difficult thing to do, but then again, we are talking RPG here people, fighting dragons single handed, staving off an army with a sword and shield are the kinds of things these games are founded upon, and to keep with the storyline, who’s to say that the monsters of the world cannot mutate to simply more powerful versions? Who’s to say that the ones that reside in Temeria are not just pushovers? There's many ways you can approach that hurdle and overcome it without having to absolutely cripple Geralt again which personally for me makes it really hard to get into Sequels especially after having freshly conquered the previous game as a quick refresher whenever I hear of the sequels coming out.As for the game engine, I will admit that the Aurora Engine for the game does feel a bit clunky, especially at times when you're going into a swing to have a twig stop you from moving or allowing you to swerve out of the way from being hit, but the combat system is unique and rather enjoyable, though I have to admit the first time out I had a hell of a learning curve trying to make heads or tails of my attacks. Beyond that, I think we can all agree that this is a game that seriously needs to be made, both the Enhanced Edition and Original took my interest in a way that hasn't happened since I played the first Baldur's Gate back when I was a kid, and I wait the days that this amazing storyline is continued. ;D