Yeah! Although, it's more of a preventative measure than a trap card. A lot of the oils are pretty boring, but some can be fun to use

I ended up almost exclusively doing the Witcher missions since you usually learn what you're going to fight

I think my favorite part of Cyberpunk 2077's open world was that it was full of activity. The encounter variety might have been a little disappointing, but I was impressed with how they made the city feel dense and populated. It was much more convincing than the miniature towns full of locked doors and fake windows that are passed off as "cities" in so many other games.

The controls I thought were really easy but I played on PC so I could swing the mouse around and I don't need to looks at the keyboard to hit almost any key. So for me I thought it was real easy to control contrary to what I read online

Then I played on a console and then I understood the hate for Witcher 3 controls. I remember it feeling very heavy. Weird to control the camera and Geralt

My disbelief was suspended as well

I feel like you could only think that if you're more interested in learning the setting than seeing the characters interact.

After cyberpunk CD project red can go fuck themselves

Why’s that? I enjoyed cyberpunk. I mean, of course it was released with a fuck ton of problems, but that’s not on the studio, it’s on the money people behind the studio forcing them to release and start making their money back.

It should've never released the way it was and the fact the released DLC for that broken mess is disgusting greed on their part

I'm playing it for the first time at the mo, seems great to me.

What I appreciated with the first Witcher is seeing the story from all sides and I dont recall it feeling black and white. Humans were shown as hating elves for their attacks, but then you get to the elves and learn their part of why they were attacking. The writing feels raw with hints of racism, vulgarism and the like. It felt right for the setting.
The Botching story line (the barron) in W3 was probably my favorite in that game and that was a side quest. I didnt feel the same momentum going forward in the main story of W3.

the fact the released DLC for that broken mess is disgusting greed on their part

They released DLC for it after fixing and overhauling the game.

I'd argue that there's plenty of that in 2 as well, and by 3 it's more about taking things to their conclusions as all the characters we've built relationships with start bouncing off each other but fair enough.

I remember it being in W2 as well. Its just been so long since I've played either, I really cant articulate it well why I liked it so much. I just know I did but didn't feel the same way about W3. In the end, I loved each of the games because they all had their own thing going for them. I don't have a favorite.

lol oh okay so you just have no idea what you’re talking about.

Mostly fixed the game didn't feel complete without the DLC

That's good for you a lot of people still enjoyed it. I'm just saying if I ever do play it I'm going to Pirate it cuz they don't deserve my money or anyone's

Sorry I just don't support companies that release broken mess on release. If I ever play the game then I'm pirating it because they don't deserve any money

Now you're just making it clear you've never actually played the game. It's very complete without the DLC even with multiple endings.

I haven't but that's what I've heard from reviews. I've watched gameplay and long playthrough for the game on YouTube and it seems good... Now after all this time, with the extra money spent on the DLC. Which is why if I ever do play it I'm going to Pirate it because they don't deserve my money. They should honestly go out of business

I haven’t but that’s what I’ve heard from reviews.

Then stop commenting like you know what you're talking about?