What Made WITCHER 3 A Big Deal? 

You must really like gwent.

@@radagast7200 Not really actually, I've played lots of Hearthstone and I stopped because Blizzard ruined the game for me, now I can't enjoy any cards game. I only played the tutorial when it comes to GWENT

To bad the gameplay was shit or otherwise i might have enjoyed it

@@scarlettred6933 maybe you just have shit taste? The gameplay was great.

@@scarlettred6933 witcher 3 was shit? BRUH I know for a fact you can't be serious

wow made a dish by getting idea from a game nice :D

Chronfucius that’s pretty damn cool actually

I know what soup you are talking about! A polish lady made it on her day off last year and offered us some to try it, we told the restaurant she workedto put it on the menu ;)

Fuarrr

I live in Poland and I can confirm that it is a popular soup here :D

i bought this game for $6 on steam and stll feel it worth more than it should have.

I bought it on ps5 for 9$ and it definitely worth it

@@akmalrusydi2730 By today's standards, the Witcher 3 is worth more than it's original full price.

@Dk Oneshot My meaning seems to have eluded you....it has nothing to do with inflation.

I literally bought the game 3 times. First physical copy, then on GOG, now on Steam. Not regretting a cent.

nah.

@@bigpoppa9721 yah

I Had the Same With Skyrim in the past🥲

FKING EXACTLY

A part of me died when I finished

I got that reference.

Unfortunately, its almost impossible to play for less than an hour

Le le le le le

@@gamingjunkie707 LELELELELE *cuts raders head*

@@timolange633 What's the reference?

@Spectrea Try the sign quest of ragnarok online. Quests being done right and there are even older examples. Witcher 3 best part was those side quests have consequences however small they be.

Hero character in other games responds: "I shall help you." Hero character in Witcher 3 responds: "Do you want to play gwent?"

@Spectrea Bullshit. I played FO2 and FO1 back in the day. No. Even OG Fallout didn't have the character and sidequest depth this game does. It's okay to admit when a game does something better than another game you like, and you know. NOT be a fanboi.

Don’t forget the goat quest 😅

Dragon Age Inquisition: "Lord Woolsley, I presume?. A young named jimmy would like you to return home" The Witcher 3: Bear! Bear! Run you stupid piece of shit!

Huehihihuhuhuuuuu

@Alfred Einstein more reason to go deep

Thought i was the only one that caught that glad im not the only one with a pervy mind

I thought the same thing

He got some great humour

That’s hard . Ain’t like other games when things just disappear and go back to normal

That is legitimately impressive

I have a question where is the magic bean that the bears have in the dlc I'm stuck on that part of the game

So you realise how detailed the developers were about this game right? They could've just let the npc's alone but they decided to even add further details.

aww i remember this that was adorable. i love how im going thru comments and finding memories i didnt even knew i had of witcher3.

Ironically, that was the best choice.

Ngl, didn't even think about the potential consequences, or that I could have been tricked or lied to, that baby was already medium-rare before the timer had started...

Nico Wonderdust I need story of that to know why to do it 😂 sorry never played the Witcher games only seen the series and read the books. I don’t know who that is that was approaching Geralt and why he put the baby in the Over

I didn’t tho

this quest broke me. I truly felt the weight of the scene.

Medieval batman

Arthur morgan

For Me as well bruv 😊

@@Kylemathews1 Both for me

@@Kylemathews1 John Marston - I'm a joke to you ?

And the narration is elite too

When I first heard the Toussaint theme I'm like: Damn, this is the perfect place for Geralt to retire

Still think the best music is in White Orchard......but yeah, all is good

I just bought my pc and i still didnt have a speaker yet. Been playing for 2 weeks without audio and its already the best game ive played

@@khairulnizam922 playing without sounds will be impossible for me. I suggest u buy a cheap headphone in the meantime while u save for speakers. There are some pretty good headphone at a super cheap price. 🙂

Here here

I know it's been 7 months since you made the comment "Not to mention the fact that The Witcher 3 gave me more emotions than any other game I’ve ever played." Have you ever played Red Dead Redemption 2? Both are beyond amazing games.

@@socraytes I have played Red Dead 2. And I might have to say that RDR2 beats Witcher in terms of emotions. I absolutely love both of these games!

@@socraytes yes have finished red dead more than 2 times.. Emotionally we hate to see Arthur die. So it's more emotional yeah. But when it comes to vast open world, side quests and contents after you finish main story the witcher 3 is very much ahead of rdr 2

@@venuskratos6311, agreed there. The side quests in the Witcher are superior.

Same, at least i know now i have to buy Cyberpunk later with full price to redeem it..

Got it in the days of plays offer for 12 bucks

i payed 8 tho im still progressing but im loving it by far

I will buy it for $15

@KorinXploits 2 weeks passed...Was it worth it?

Exactly me now, all the other games suck comparatively

And that’s when you replay the game

Really loved my little villa and vineyard. Had my favourite armour and swords on display and a stuffed unicorn in the master bedroom.

Keoma Fernandes same ive been saying that for so long. Im thinking about replaying ot

That's how I felt when I finished Persona 5.

i was doing that mission...and i tell to the old lady `` i have no time to lose for ur pan `` (or somthing like that) ...and i get into to house to rob some staffs,,,and i find the pan...XDDDD wtf,,,,i was thinking `` take ur fuckin pan u fuckin alzhaimer woman,it was inside of ur fuckin house!!! ``

@@alinsavin5551 😂😂im going to the back to the game. I put it on pause but that comment makes me want to carry it on, i loved that quest

I think the spy is Thaler, the one with the monocle that you meet later on in the story

@@RafaMuntean It is, if you listen to the way she describes she point to his cursing. White orchard was also under Nilfgardian controle so a nilfgardian wouldn't bother to hide like that. A Redanian would

The pan wasn’t in the man’s house. It was in the old lady’s house

Did u finish

@@kingjulian86 😂😂

Each play thru i do is always 2 to 300hrs. Same with FO4. I just love to wander.

288hrs and didn't do all the monster contracts, just main and secondary quests..

Cenobyte WOW AMAZING!!!

I've played Forefathers Eve like 5 times and only just realised the easiest way to complete it is chilling next to the fire pit and turning it alight

@@Nik-hz7ed hmm? what do you mean?

This is my 3th playthrough with all expansions. And I still discovering new things.

@@mr.darknight416 tf

I love that reference to the princess bride!

Becomes the narrator (old dandilion) in the actual game.

- *accidentally enters porno*

would you really tell him that quite sad

Ahah I see you gather before me

Lmao

I honestly didn't even start the DLC on my first run, I went back into new game + and hit the DLCs before finishing the main quest again

Feeling same, finished main story and did most of the things right but I am really sad that it ended, no other game seems good when I compare it to this masterpiece.

Well, start the books. I could only handle it this way.

@@cnseref1328 thanks!

Yes I agree! This game never stopped giving me good suprised after good surpised during my progression

Ploughing intensifies

Underrated comment

passes by brothels* Geralt: Hm place of power, i should draw from it

@@DPowered2 medallions humming

@@jacklissaman3843 Wind's howling

For me the game was even better on my second playthrough since I could focus so much on the details. This led to me being able to enjoy every single quest etc. even more than in the first playthrough.

Dude I'm on my 4th play through off of the save plus

Dude... I played through this gmae 4 times... and still I find some stuff I missed.

Just how why they just drop this time warping experience I’m on my third play through and I still keep finding details I missed so many ways to complete this experience it’s like living many lifetimes

I’ve found something new every play through and I’ve played it 6 times

Yup, playing it again and feeling ashamed forgetting how utterly enthralling the quests/stories/world/exploration are.

I've been playing The Witcher 3 instead, only that, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. Once it gets going, it's so captivating and much more interesting than Cyberpunk 2077 (in its current state).

Yea, I didn't finish the game although I didn't encounter any bugs like everybody says it was. I just didn't like it. The city is amazing and that was it.

Panama is better than Triss and Yen.

nope. sadly I started with Cyberpunk, so its been really hard to get myself to start playing the Witcher

Everyone talks abt the quests n story, nooooobody talks abt the gameplay n fighting, its so ass that i cant play it knowing how much ill be fighting. The slashes have no impact, the spells dont look great or feel intuitive. Shame cuz the story does look sick

@@lillotusplays I sorta get what you mean, but at the same time I really loved the gameplay once I got into it. I liked taking a Witcher contract and once I identified the monster I’d go prepare oils and bombs specifically for that monster, it really immersed me as a professional monster hunter.

⁠@@lillotusplayslmao what? witcher 3 has some of the best combat systems in gaming period. Alchemy is just so much fun, especially if you combine it nicely with swordplay and signs. Ive never wanted to fight bosses more than in Witcher.

@@lillotusplaysI feel bad for you, you’re not going to be able to immerse in it

@@lillotusplays Actually, I feel kind of the same. That's why I couldn't play it since I bought it 2 years ago. And now I retried. Honestly, the story and the music got me so immersed that I started to like the gameplay after a couple of minutes.

The books are even better than the games, believe it or not. Comparatively, the games are a bastardized version of the books- both are still good though. Lots of funny, tense, and sad moments through all of the stories.

100 hours on my first play through. And that's only for the core campaign.

Seriously! My dad started playing from one of my early saves and saved over my most current save and deleted all of my progress...

200hrs on my first playthrough and i still want more

Same I think my Xbox says like 860 hours and that’s about 4 and a half play throughs lol

For me it was around 250-350 hours (normal + new game +).

almost made the exact same comment

I was wondering what happened there...

gæm

my mans sounded like he had a stroke in the middle of reading it :))

This is how he pronounces game and I fucking HATE IT

:))) XD

I'm doing that quest right now I'm trying to find the wife now

I was soo deeep in my thoughts whom to support the daughter or the father I know the father did terrible wrong but he knew his daughter could correct him and when I was asked to pick sides I just didn’t know whom to support let the daughter live her life or the father pay for his mistakes and the choices I made ended up having him do suicide. And this is a game!!! how can you attach me more emotionally to this game

Just finished that one two nights ago, and DAMN! 😳

I literally reloaded the game when something cant say what cause of spoliers happened n i had to play 2 hours to get back to the point where i made the choice lol. Very immersive game.

Best of luck with that mate, hope you get the chance to fully enjoy the entirety of what The Witcher 3 has on offer.

@@DeltaTenNZ Thanks for the good wishes mate

In that case I wish you luck. A random stranger is rooting for you! Lol

@@somethingclever4563 thank you random stranger💪🏼🖤 i wish you goodluck in life too

@@asherdayne6157 thank you!

Cyber punk is a failure

can't deny that the writing and story is enough to plow through

I heard that Cyberpunk has a pretty good story and many great side quests though, even Dunkey said that it was one of the better open world games.

@@balazsbuki2345 it is, just incredibly buggy.

@@balazsbuki2345 *some great side quests. a lot ends so abruptly, it feels insanely unsatisfying.

Ankit Bansal the same here! Started it when Corona came to my country! Now I’m at the end of B&W after 100 hours!

Same! Just finished it. Amazing game!

Just finished it myself. The great thing about it is that you can play it 3,4,5 times and still discover new stuff that you never knew was in the game.

The great lock down LMAOO I hope that name sticks

i've had it for a while but never got to it should i

what kind of nonsense is this huh? it never feels like work? did you get tired of all the running around? the long and boring dialogue? the dodge and attack only combat?

@@jugg9140 nah bruh

the humor part is absolutely intriguing. Often got me cracking myself!

Yeah man. When the game ends, I felt a void in my life.

@@jugg9140 mm i actually took roach everywhere instead of fast travelling like i did playing skyrim

Same, it took me 5 attempts and 7 years to finally get past the first couple hours (essentially the botchling part), but once I did I havent looked back or put the game down. Over 400 hours invested in witcher 3 alone, not to mention witcher 2 or the novels ive been reading. Truly made my life a lot better with this sensational game that brings me true joy every time I open it

Yo i tried it once and was too overwhelmed with stuff and got lost in the map never played it again im thinking about buying it on sale for $10 bucks and giving it another shot everyone says it’s amazing

Sven Sharpsword the exact same! Got so deep into it, incredible game.

I was honestly the same. I think it was just a bit overwhelming when I first started playing it because there was so much lore and so many different things to learn about the gameplay. I didn’t wait years to try it out again, but I’d say I waited at least a few months, and once I gave it the time to learn what it was all about and took the time to read through all the tutorials, I couldn’t stop playing.

I think my biggest thing at first was that I was not gud enough at the combat and often got frustrated with how hard things can be if you don't play the game strategically enough lol as I got older and played other, much harder games, it became enjoyable through that aspect and then the story was just icing on the cake

Sven Sharpsword glad I saw this comment cos my experience was similar. I downloaded it on games pass and played it for a while but the combat wasn’t doing for me so I lost interest and i haven’t gone back to it. But seeing these comments has made me want to give it another try

@@ukjamaican4488 you won't regret it man I promise. If you had similar issues to what I had, focus on the combat and alchemy skill trees and you will kick everythings ass. The sign skill tree is practically useless; unless you want a challenge after getting to know the game. The story is so good it makes movies and tv shows seem lame

Couldn't agree more! The base game is amazing albeit lacks a truly great story, but ow boy do the expansions deliver on that! The stories in those are just nigh unbelievable how good they are!

9 years later people aren't just still talking about Skyrim, they're still using it as a benchmark to compare modern games to. Just saying.

​@Stasss Not even close? It has sold more copies, has a better average review score, and received more awards. It's also a much bigger part of popular culture today, outside of RPG gamers most people wouldn't have a clue what a Witcher is, at least before they watched the Netflix show. And like I said, 9 years later people are still talking about Skyrim, and playing it. It's not that impressive that this game is still popular when it's half as old. These are just facts. W3 is pretty good, but it hasn't done anything Skyrim hasn't done before. In terms of open world exploration, it's quite a few notches below Skyrim or any TES game, this game's biggest strength is by far the story. There is far, far more to do and to explore in Skyrim than in Witcher 3. A single playthrough, completing all the side quests along the way, takes easily 3x as long in Skyrim.

Stasss idk dude i actually never played neither tw3 nor skyrim and i still think Skyrim was much more influential then tw3 ever was.. at least yet. I just remember everyone was going nuts about it and they still play it nearly a decade later.

@@BigUriel As someone who played morrowind as their first rpg game ever, played through the majority of oblivion, and played skyrim through with mods at least a dozen times, The Witcher 3 is the benchmark when it comes to the quality of games. There are very few games, if any, with as good of character development, story, and writing. There are also practically zero games with these three things along with a wide variety of choices and consequences. That being said, Skyrim and The Elder Scrolls as a whole are widely more influential, but not in terms of being a benchmark, but for basically making western RPGs mainstream. Bethesda has always had good player building, exploration, and replayability, but in every other aspect, The Witcher 3 is far superior.

Never I felt so bonded to a horse…

And with that emotional powerful music playing in the background. Lol it's an experience.

Lot of the dlc was supposed to be in the original game, but they decided to cut it and charge extra for it, but sure its totally the love or something, nothing to do with money.

Michael Dromes. Well that sounds an awful lot like conjecture to me. The main story plus all the side quests and Witcher contracts added together can take over 100 hours and if you’re taking the time to explore all the mystery markers all over the map, complete your Gwent deck and just taking your time, it’s a game you could easily spend 150+ hours in before you even reach the dlc. That’s incredible value for money.

I have kicked my self in the A$$ everyday for the last two weeks for letting this game sit in my PS4 library for all these years and never played it until now. I tried it for like 5 minutes when I first bought it but I hated the clunky controls, so I forgot all about it and got invested in other titles. After hearing about how awesome it was for years and watching the Netflix series I decided to give it another go. The movement controls still suck(not as bad since I adjusted them)...but the game and its world are so fun and engrossing that I have decided to tolerate the fact that Geralt isn’t capable of taking just one or two steps and insists on stopping and looking at posters and business signs repeatedly when he is supposed to be running through town.

William Brinkley. I kind of did the same with Monster Hunter. I watched the first minute of a review and immediately decided I wouldn’t like it but then when the Iceborn dlc came out I gave it a second glance since they were offering the base game and the massive dlc for the same price as any other full price base game and boy o boy did I feel like a muppet for not picking it up sooner! Very enjoyable game IMO. Witcher’s controls take some getting used to for sure though. Geralt’s movement isn’t great and sometimes he’s hard to control when you’re trying to take loot from multiple boxes in a small room with other obstacles nearby. For me that’s the Witcher’s main downfall. There’s the occasional bug and every now and again the game crashes but generally I think it’s a highly polished game. Anyway, don’t beat yourself up, at least now you get to enjoy one of the best games ever made and once you get through the ginormous main game, you’ve got a butt load of dlc content waiting for you 😄

Console plebs

MyWORDisntGospel More or less exactly the same for me.

Years? It took me just one year.

This is what happened with me too. I never heard of The Witcher before the third game; in fact I've never been much of a fan of the fantasy genre to begin with, the sole exception being The Lord of the Rings well as Game of Thrones (which was way more grounded than other fantasy media and still a good show back then). Watching the Sword of Destiny trailer for The Witcher 3 when it first aired though, for some odd reason, really caught my interest. Maybe it was the music, or the visuals, or the way it presented a gritty and grounded world in a fantasy setting similar to GoT. Maybe it was the fact it presented a quality narrative-driven singelplayer game, something that has been a dying breed for years in the mainstream. I'm not sure what caused it, but I remember rewatching that trailer a lot and being washed over with this intense desire to explore the story and world within the game. And then I got TW3 on PS4 (this was before I joined the PC Master Race lol), and fell down a rabbit hole I'll never regret nor forget. Even 5 years later, I'm borderline obsessed with the games and the books lol

The books are amazing too. Never played the games (wish I could, though), but these pieces of paper are just so engaging and thrilling, even when there's no action going on. Sapkowski's wit and dry humour make for an excellent recipe and the best part is it all feels like fantasy, unlike a majority of the stuff that comes out nowadays. I love the part where Ciri is training with Geralt in the second book, swinging her sword while practising her footwork on precarious bits of wood, and at the end it reveals she's been wearing a blindfold the entire time. And the characters too... Yeah, I'm rambling again. I'll just say, if the books suck me in for months at a time, then the games will be even more time consuming.

[Defunct Spunk] Ive thought about getting into the books and you just pushed me the right way.

Christo Lupo the combat? No. Hated it. The rest we can agree on

Not everything. The combat music was corny at the very least, the open world design was too generic and the side ACTIVITIES (not side quests) were really lacking, especially the treasure hunt, which held your hand till the end. And most importantly, the gameplay. THE GAMEPLAY. It was extremely basic, with only about 5 different gameplay mechanics.

The only thing was good about the combat is the music :-D

Everything great? I haaaate that stupid horse with all my heart! Especially compared to my mgsv horse being the other game i played at that time. Plus i honestly hated ciri bc it was always the same when you were supposed to find her she was gone, the quests i came across looking for her where all waaaaaaaaaaay more interesting for me

@@albertrum6586 the horse gets stuck on a pebble

Explain how it isn't overrated please

@@chrisgriffin8093 how is it?

@@hacksawjimthuggin7411 it is overrated. I want him to tell me how it isn't overrated.

@@chrisgriffin8093 Its just a matter of taste... Some people think the Lord of the Rings movies are the best movies ever made while others think it's overrated. There's nothing to discuss you either like it or you don't.

@@kevinvanharen1740 he's just a troll. It's over rated yet he decided to click on a video solely about it and skim through the comments and choose someone to argue with it about because hes seeking attention in his life.

I’m absolutely loving cyberpunk, but definitely after patches and fixes, I will love it even more. Never played The Witcher 3, but once I finish cyberpunk I think I’ll give it a shot

Exactly.

@@jjpagan5178 I just started the witcher 3 about 8 hours in and its fuckin awesome

@@jjpagan5178 If you're done with the Witcher 3, you'll never want to come back to Night City ever again. CP77 was a huge step back for CDPR.

the game is fundamentally flawed. no amount of patches will ever fix it to the point where it can be compared to tw3

Michael G yes like Vesemir’s girlfriend

@@KulZaze and you can ask about gaunter o' dimm's mark to triss, yennefer and ciri

@@Octavian999 and regis too. In fact, if you have not completed the main quest, then you can ask Gaunter O Dimm to return Ciri to you (provided you let Olgierd die), which he will refuse, but he will tell you all the choices you need to make to let Ciri survive.

Which just means they cut it from the original game so they could sell it later as dlc and milk that cash out of consumers

Guessing u didn't enjoy the expansions huh?

Najib Rahman My thoughts exactly.

@Najib Rahman I saw that shade thrown on Battle Royale games. Why would you compare those to The Witcher? The Witcher is so intensely profound (albeit I have strong dislike towards Geralt) that it's like comparing Skyrim to Forza. That's how good The Witcher is.

@@virulence1892 hating Geralt makes you wrong

Matthew H I haven’t compared anything to The Witcher. What do you mean? That’s all I said was I agree with the comment regarding the quality of the DLC’s. You’ve lost me 👍🏻👍🏻.

@@stanettiels7367 I didn't mean to reply to you lol.

A fellow MMA fan I see..

new player here. why do a lot of people keep dissing the combat though? what's wrong with it? thank you.

@@MKMT-bw8hc no idea tbh I actually found the combat fun but yeah it gets knocked all the time by people

@@MKMT-bw8hc probably because they play it as hack-and-slash type. If you are playing as a witcher, you study your enemy, make something to counter its abilities and study it's weaknesses and patterns. It's part of the gameplay which makes it more fun and immersive.

Heck yea. I really doubt Cyberpunk 2077 will live up to the expectations set by the Witcher series to be honest, but I'm still buying it day one because CDPR deserves my money! I just don't think Cyberpunk will have the same depth of character and world building (certainly helped by the work of Andrzej Sapkowski), but I'll keep my fingers crossed!

not to mention Velen really gives you the kind of hopeless, poor and dangerous feel. I still remember the time I finally got out of Velen and into the city of Novigrad. The change of surroundings from hopelessness into the vibrant city life is really amazing.

​@@willyang9688 you are absolutely right, the same feeling I had when I got out of Velen and into Novigrad ... that's the reason I didn't mention Velen because of the deep feeling of hopelessness, misery, and despair ... but I think this strong contrast between different environments makes this game so great - you walk through the streets of Novigrad all discriminate you, then you walk through the streets of Toussaint, and everyone admires and glorifies you ... It is simply a magnificent game experience.

@@willyang9688 Velen is the best region for me

Preach!!

All those years later The Legends of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom which itself is a sequel to one best open world games ever made used the same premise where all champions come to fight with you, BTW re-playing Witcher 3 after playing the last 2 Zelda games helped me to appreciate the Witcher 3 open world much more and the exploration side of it.

Xbox?

ya man, this resonated with me as well

true that!

... and hot sorceresses

It's called high fantasy genre.

I am having this game since 4 years and still I never competed it. I like graphics and fight always got bored after a hour always. In between last 4 year I have uninstalled atleast 20 game and completely played them but this one I couldn't uninstalled due to so much liking by other in internet , I don't know why sometime I still play it when I get irritated by other games to get bored by witcher 3

ay caramba! I know that’s your opinion but tw3? Boring? Pshaaww...

Idk. I never searched for guide in my 1st play, also never skipped dialogs because its so amazing. But somehow on the next playthru I forgot how to do some quests

“Haaaaaayyyy!” Every time you get xp

@@mrazza6182 then you get 1 xp

Dario Sanchez I would always scream that

I have that as my notification tone on my phone and "toss a coin to your witcher" as my main ringtone lolz. you can get them on the Zedge app

Or the random npc sound theyll make when you bump into them "Hooooowhoaaaaaa"

and failed miserably

lol have you seen AC Valhalla yet?

Gabriel Lisboa damn idk about miserably but they definitely did not achieve what they wanted lmaoo

Oddesy voice acting is cringe

Kabob miserably.

Are you still playing in 2022?

Me 2024❤❤

flathead warrior Exactly the same for me. Wasn’t a fan of the high fantasy genre, Skyrim was my very first foray into those types of games because all of my friends were raving about it, and I’m 37 and I’ve been gaming since I was about 6-7 years old. I enjoyed Skyrim and it opened my mind to genre. Then TW3 came out and blew my mind. Awesome game.

Correction, EVER! Lol

@@mrbarefootbogan6254 I won't be the judge of that lol

@@real6562 it's pretty good lol

@@flatheadwarrior The disagree about the open world. It's design was a bit too generic compared to other games.

AND THE ENEMIES ARE STILL LOSING THEIR NERVES

AND GERALT'S STILL PLAYING GWENT

AND THE WALLS OF KAER MORHEN ARE STILL STANDING

And people are still tossing a coin to the witcher

Damn, you got my medallion trembling...

When you first drop in skellige it's a entire different world. It shakes you like damn

@@Jackdiddly1 agree

Saimir Skellige’s theme is the best

Im playing on skellige right now lol i like the norse/viking theme of this island especially with valhalla coming soon

With all due respect, The witcher 3's soundtrack shouldn't be wasted with mere words that would simply attempt to describe it, and end up diminishing its value Witcher 3's music is non-wordable, don't even try it

If your buying it on PC, use gog as it's CDPR will get 100% of your money

For make sure you get the game of the year addition with all the DLC if you havent already bought it. It also has the best DLC ever made in my opinion.

Dude I feel you, I did exactly that 4 months ago, I finally convinced myself of buying the game. I saw a lot of videos about it and I played it, man when I finished the quest of the Baron in the first third of the game my mind was blown and I said to myself "man if I am this emotionally compelled for something that is kind of a side quest, I don't imagine what the ending of the story would be". It's absolutely brilliant, never actually considered to buy an expansion for a game and never bought one, but right now that I finished the game I am going to do that just cause this game is that god damn good and it's that worth it. Hope you enjoy your time playing through the game as much as a lot of us did!

@@BasePuma4007 Yes, thats the one i got. I appreciate it.

The music in the game on its own is worth the current price of the game.....

Overhyping

Prefer the skyrim soundtrack but witcher 3 is a close second for me

Lelelelelelelle

@@raulotvos9841 lmao what a legend

The Wolf and the Swallow. You know the part and it hits like a truck each time you listen to it

I hate that this soundtrack lost out to metal gear solid 5

GTA 5 is no.1 out your top 3 right? you know GTA 5 is the best game

Shadow of colossus and The Last of Us

@@XilentKiller187 you have terrible taste or you haven't played any good games

@@XilentKiller187 nope. Why should a civilian killing sim be the no 1?

@@tatienouorest3358 Coz it is ask the world. it broke records for a reason.

S K have you played the dlc?

That passive soundtrack Ard of Skellige had me sailing for hours :’)

beast he hasnt seen B&W’s beauty

@DrewR420 Correct.. but it was the kind of future that their world held in store eventually, the kind the elves of the Wild Hunt were fleeing from

Matt D it’s the white frost from ithlinne’s prophecy... the end of the world..

@@luvinspash and you fell for it XD

@@luvinspash Bruh

What about Cyber Punk? 🌚

@@mohammedalharbi5970 dk wat u talking about it's one of the polish games

@@user-it3xy2cw1t sadly it runs like garbage even on high end PCs

chikitabowow only 674?

@@user-dc4yr2ev5h i have 700

Played the main story started over after playing 75% just to get Yen raven skull in WO. Started again played the whole thing and found out i couldnt get the wolven armor and the ofieri one (i was mad furious). Started again. I think im on my 6th or 7th playthrough so far.

Ah shit I gotta bump up my numbers I've only got 502 hours, let's start playthrough 5 alright.

chikitabowow I played it when it first came out and absolutely loved it. Then the TV show came out. I am playing it again. I have played some AAA games since the original release, but none are anywhere as good as the Witcher 3.

I'd stick around a lot more in CP if we could listen to the radio outside of cars.

@Regan Olley ok.

@Regan Olley respect your opinion not like others that will shit you for that, i like long story/gameplay btw

*twice that long

The expansion was 30 hrs

Pfft I spent 50-60 hours in my first blood and wine playthrough 😂

if you knew it was amazing, what was holding you back prior? what made you say “i’ll never play this?”

i choose between witcher 3 & AC Odyssey i ended up with AC Odyssey Please help me decide should i still buy witcher 3? Odyssey for me is kinda repetitive, also can someone tell me what's the best version of this game what's included in GOTY edition?

Hi! Try the DLC too

@@theevildude154 yeah dude. When I played Odyssey, halfway through I couldn't wait for it to end.

@@caffeineted then why keep playing it

For me when the cavalries arrived at the tavern in Ciri's empress ending, i can't stand the look in Geralt's face :(

Same

Spoilers bro -_-

@@mrbarefootbogan6254 It's 5 years old...

@Zubair Shaik your point?

Larry Saylor I saw someone on Reddit take their Nintendo Switch with Witcher 3 on it and go camping in the woods. That must’ve been surreal.

I was completely floored by that quest arc. It was amazing.

The most emotional side story I’ve been invested in ever

Whatever the choice or ending, you always end up feeling awful despite having “saved” or brought back their family together. Really no true happy endings in this game

I actually thought the game finished, and then I realised, it was just a side quest

Ok 1 this was not a fucking side quest its part of the main story 2 I have no remorse, I saved the children

Finished?????😭😭😭😭😭😭

@@khalismur I took me over 2 months 4 hours a day to beat the game.

Roach is a she, not a he

@@taylorhenderson7520 if roach is black then its a he

Wait what? He speaks? What quest? I purchased the game a month ago and have 150+ hours of gameplay,never heard Roach speak

@@spencebuzz9220 i guess it's during the blood and wine side quest? I haven't even finished skellige though, just recalled it from some videos

@@rishovthegamer93 if you look into the lore, roach is a female, geralt even refers to her as a *Mare*(female horse) not a *Stallion*(male horse) color has nothing to do with gender

AC should see this

thats not a good reason IMO. Most of the game series dont come out every year.

OverDev it was a joke, playing on the fact that a lot of games get new releases yearly now, like CoD, Gears, Assassins Creed (not really years for AC, but close enough).