The Witcher 3

[ezio]

Quote: Originally Posted by PPerfect_CJ

Well, it was a title update, so SURELY it’s not a timed event. It BETTER not be! Lol!

It looks like it may have been timed. There are two new events that you need to be level 50 for but I don't see the first one which you had to be level 16 for anymore. Hopefully they bring it back. It is disappointing that they are timed.

[ezio]

Quote: Originally Posted by ezio

It looks like it may have been timed. There are two new events that you need to be level 50 for but I don't see the first one which you had to be level 16 for anymore. Hopefully they bring it back. It is disappointing that they are timed.

I was wrong. The level 16 quest is not timed and it still available. You have to talk to a palico in Astera to start the quest. There are two new quests that are level 50 that are timed however.

[mattlanta]

Honestly, I want to get into this game but have no time to really play besides 1-2 hours here and there only on weekends. With that being said, what do you guys think is the best way for me to play this with such a limited schedule? I am in anesthesia school right now so weekdays consist of me waking up at 04:30 AM and going to clinical and going to class after that. I'll probably have some time during the weekend to take a break and this is what I want to do, which is just play Witcher 3 and get lost in another world besides anesthesia.

Should I just play through the main quests, or take it one side quest at a time?

[peter42O]

Quote: Originally Posted by mattlanta

Honestly, I want to get into this game but have no time to really play besides 1-2 hours here and there only on weekends. With that being said, what do you guys think is the best way for me to play this with such a limited schedule? I am in anesthesia school right now so weekdays consist of me waking up at 04:30 AM and going to clinical and going to class after that. I'll probably have some time during the weekend to take a break and this is what I want to do, which is just play Witcher 3 and get lost in another world besides anesthesia. Should I just play through the main quests, or take it one side quest at a time?

My opinion would be to wait until you have at least a month or so off especially if you're going to also play the expansions. Main reason being is that if you play a little here and there, there may be times where you'll feel like starting over due to just feeling like you're lost in the game. It sounds like your classes won't be easy at all and if I was you, I would use weekends to make sure I easily pass my classes as well as just play games that are quick and just to decompress. With that said, it's obviously up to you.

[AUChase]

Every time this thread gets bumped I have a small sliver of hope that someone is about to drop some surprise, super secret hidden news about The Witcher 4.

[Fresh Tendrils]

First of all, you don't simply play The Witcher. You live The Witcher. By the time you come out the other end you'll be reaching for your blade oils and potions every time you leave the house. Geralt's gruff, sensual voice will find you and seduce you in the middle of the day. Thoughts of maidens, monsters, and an untamed landscape waft in on the rough edge of his words and the promise of slaying (and laying) them all will have you scratching your thatched beard impatiently. The limberness you once had in the beginning will be replaced by cracking of joints and bones as you work to simply get the damn job done and collect your reward.

[42]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

First of all, you don't simply play The Witcher. You live The Witcher. By the time you come out the other end you'll be reaching for your blade oils and potions every time you leave the house. Geralt's gruff, sensual voice will find you and seduce you in the middle of the day. Thoughts of maidens, monsters, and an untamed landscape waft in on the rough edge of his words and the promise of slaying (and laying) them all will have you scratching your thatched beard impatiently. The limberness you once had in the beginning will be replaced by cracking of joints and bones as you work to simply get the damn job done and collect your reward.

[peter42O]

Quote: Originally Posted by AUChase

Every time this thread gets bumped I have a small sliver of hope that someone is about to drop some surprise, super secret hidden news about The Witcher 4.

Don't worry.....that's definitely going to happen but first things first - Cyberpunk 2077.