The Witcher 3

[kmoser]

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Not scary at all.

I don't handle scary games very well so I'm with ya.

I've played since launch and there may b a couple missions that are a little creepy (haunted house kinda stuff) but it's very mild. No jump scares or anything like that

Alright thanks guys, I'm about to go get this haha

[KingTocco]

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Does anyone have this game on Xbox One? I have a PS4 too and was thinking about picking this up, but my Xbox just kind of collects dust. Was thinking about getting it for that but concerned how it would run on the One.


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[Sinner]

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Not really a spoiler but a question about an animal roaming the woods in Velen:

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What the **** is that slenderman like beast roaming the woods in Velen? He has a deer head I think but walks on two legs and is like a level 20 and kills me instantly!

The third time I saw him I ran away like a little girl.

What the hell is that creepy thing? He literally stalks you and walks slowly and is frightening!

I saw that damn thing once and also turned and ran like hell. I saw red and ?? and knew I wanted no part of it Lol

[daniel77733]

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Does anyone have this game on Xbox One? I have a PS4 too and was thinking about picking this up, but my Xbox just kind of collects dust. Was thinking about getting it for that but concerned how it would run on the One.

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I own it for PS4 but I know that the Xbox One version is locked at 30fps with last Friday's patch which I think is a good thing as opposed to it fluctuating throughout the game. Not sure what it is on PS4 as I don't pay attention to the resolution and fps stuff. I just want the game to play as best it can without any major problems. With that all said, I don't think that you can go wrong either way as the game itself is damn good.

[Hoos]

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I had something interesting happen with one of the random encounters:

Several days ago while roaming Velen I happened upon a soldier tied up and left along the lake-shore for the Drowners. Apparently he was a run-away soldier, but when he returned home the villagers decided his cowardice needed to be punished. Instead of leaving him there I decided to let him go.

Yesterday I was roaming just south of Novigrad and came upon the same man except this time he had made camp a little bit off the road with 3 other bandits. There were also some local villagers impaled on pikes around the camp. Suffice to say Geralt was none too happy about this guy's turn of events and decided to put an end to this enterprise.

Its the small things like that that really go a long way in building up the world and providing some really cool moments.

I've had pretty good success so far against most of the monsters/critters that I have faced. That was until I ran up on some (Alghouls?) during a side mission in Velen. They are around level 9 and I'm pushing 6 but two good swipes and I'm toast! Lol

I decided to pursue other adventures until I level up a bit more because those stupid things make me their B#T%H every time I face them, hahaha

I saw that damn thing once and also turned and ran like hell. I saw red and ?? and knew I wanted no part of it Lol

[jfsolo]

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I had something interesting happen with one of the random encounters:

Several days ago while roaming Velen I happened upon a soldier tied up and left along the lake-shore for the Drowners. Apparently he was a run-away soldier, but when he returned home the villagers decided his cowardice needed to be punished. Instead of leaving him there I decided to let him go.

Yesterday I was roaming just south of Novigrad and came upon the same man except this time he had made camp a little bit off the road with 3 other bandits. There were also some local villagers impaled on pikes around the camp. Suffice to say Geralt was none too happy about this guy's turn of events and decided to put an end to this enterprise.

Its the small things like that that really go a long way in building up the world and providing some really cool moments.

I was hoping that letting him go wouldn't bite me in the ***. I'm nowhere near going to Novigrad, but if I do run into him again, he'll get his with interest.

[DGuinta1]

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I finally beat the Warewolf!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Pappy Knuckles]

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Jenny O' the Woods is lighting me up right now. She takes so much health.

[Pappy Knuckles]

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Jenny O' the Woods is lighting me up right now. She takes so much health.

Nevermind, I just whipped her ***. Oh yeah.

[Sinner]

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Jenny O' the Woods is lighting me up right now. She takes so much health.

I was just coming to post the exact same thing, and I don't have a never mind I just whooped her ***...she's killing me.

Playing on Blood and Bones

[Quint75]

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I was just coming to post the exact same thing, and I don't have a never mind I just whooped her ***...she's killing me.



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I am sure you know, but make sure to read the beastiology or whatever it is called for her and every major monster you take on. Definitely makes a huge difference.

[DGuinta1]

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I might have to pick up some sort of guide or find a good one online. Still too much confusion with Alchamey, etc. Otherwise GOTY.

[Sinner]

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I am sure you know, but make sure to read the beastiology or whatever it is called for her and every major monster you take on. Definitely makes a huge difference.

Yeah I read it and I'm using the Yrden Sign but don't have Moon Dust or Specter Oil

[The JareBear]

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I ordered that big *** special edition one that I think Daniel7 was talking about. Coming in from Amazon tomorrow, says its close to 500 pages.

This game is awesome though. Probably already my favorite RPG ever and top 3 overall all time for me.

[daniel77733]

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Yeah, the guide is 498 pages. I bought it because it tells you all the main quests and the secondary quests that should be done because it affects which ending you'll get when you complete the game. Also, it has all the secondary quests that you can pretty much do at any time so I figured that I'll just use the guide to go through all the quests as I don't want to miss any as those who posted on neogaf say that 95% of the side quests are at the very least good or better which is very rare. I'm up to the Bloody Baron main quest but im waiting for the patch to be released. Hoping by Friday night as im off five days starting Saturday. Only negative that I have with all the side quests and even the main quests is that you have to use your Witcher senses almost every time which im not a fan of. I don't mind using it but not as much as it's required.