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I really enjoyed the Witcher 1. What really sealed it for me was the questline

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The whole detective arc was very staisfying, and even if it got a little tedious, I felt like a real flatfoot running around the city chasing down leads.

Hell, you can’t even solve the mystery by following the quest. IIRC it’s only by talking to the undertaker at the right time that you discover Raymond is a fake.

It beat the pants off of anything from Witcher 2. I also prefer the alchemy system from TW1.

I dislike that TW2 is basically half a game until you replay it. I’m all for branching paths, but compared to TW1 and TW3, TW2 felt way too short.

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oh does this mean that one day we might play all of f:nv in a better game engine?

Yes, and that engine is called OpenMW. Don’t expect NV to be playable for a long time, though.

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I only go with SI units: Gigabucks

Anyone in possession of a billion dollars is a Gigabuckaroo

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This reminds me of a fake quote attributed to Hideo Kojima:

It says “Try not to cum”, but the point of the game is obviously to cum. So yes, I would call that bad game design.