witcher players

Batty · 06-09-2015, 09:41 AM

This game is like a Mexican soap opera, it'll all make sense tomorrow, especially if you learn Spanish.

When you start out, you basically "make your way". You'll figure out that there's really no "things get increasingly harder" aspect like you find in almost all other games. You can be walking along wiping out lvl 3 wolves and then walk up on some lvl 17 wraith that rapes your soul. So you have got to explore and retreat a lot, then come back stronger and with better strategy.

You'll find quite a few one-hitter-quitter enemies who will straight fuck ur shit up early in the game.

The good thing is you can leave areas and come back to them later. This game is real intuitive, just try playing it and it'll all come to you. There are so many different things to try and tons of ways to build yourself up. Learn to use the oils and the signs... go to the wheel and the table and power your gear up before fights, learn to repair your gear with kits. Look at the damage boosts on your armor.

It's a game of strategy and part of the fun is figuring out strategies for yourself. I'm in no hurry to "finish" the game, I want to experience it.

06-09-2015, 09:41 AM	#19
Batty that nigga Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: trailer house Posts: 2,739 Rep Power: 85899385	This game is like a Mexican soap opera, it'll all make sense tomorrow, especially if you learn Spanish. When you start out, you basically "make your way". You'll figure out that there's really no "things get increasingly harder" aspect like you find in almost all other games. You can be walking along wiping out lvl 3 wolves and then walk up on some lvl 17 wraith that rapes your soul. So you have got to explore and retreat a lot, then come back stronger and with better strategy. You'll find quite a few one-hitter-quitter enemies who will straight fuck ur shit up early in the game. The good thing is you can leave areas and come back to them later. This game is real intuitive, just try playing it and it'll all come to you. There are so many different things to try and tons of ways to build yourself up. Learn to use the oils and the signs... go to the wheel and the table and power your gear up before fights, learn to repair your gear with kits. Look at the damage boosts on your armor. It's a game of strategy and part of the fun is figuring out strategies for yourself. I'm in no hurry to "finish" the game, I want to experience it.