morgus
I died in basement 1 on my first run
and 2000 hours later I'm still dying to spiders
5 stars
"May I stand unshaken
Amid, amidst a crashing world"
I have nothing more to say
Amid, amidst a crashing world"
I have nothing more to say
Skyrim is one of the best games in the RPG genre. Game from 2011 that 13 years later still has a lot of relevance. Analyzing Skyrim with a more critical and less nostalgic eye, the game is full of bigs and glitches that greatly disrupt your experience (but generates a lot of memes) the main story is weak but the side quests worthy of a tabletop RPG adventure save this journey from the last living Dragonborn.
Without a doubt, this was the best game I've ever played in my entire life. I can't describe the countless hours of pure excitement I felt playing this game. I replayed the Witcher 3 + its Dlcs around 5 times in total. Every time I was entertained from beginning to end by the incredible story told to us through Geralt's adventures.
I confess, I would be being unfair if I didn't talk about the negative parts of the game, such as the disastrous controls that are imposed on us during this odyssey. I gave up playing the game on the PS3 version because of the imprecise controls when it comes to combat and horse control (and you ride the horse a lot in the game) But in the pc version, the controls are a little better in my opinion, but you will still get irritated a few times throughout the gameplay.
Apart from this flaw, the rest of the game manages to make you so immersed in the narrative that I almost contracted Dissociative Personality Disorder because I thought I was Geralt so much. The music, the ambiance, the items, the traders, the random NPCs, the side quests, the infinite loot spread across the map, ALL OF THIS has the capacity to make you spend hours ahead in front of the screen playing The Witcher 3. And that's because I haven't even started talking about the FANTASTIC and UNDESCRIBABLE main story of this game, But I'd rather you discover that on your own by playing TW3
So, After this review, here's an honorable mention for the best mission (in Portuguese) in the game: "Diga ao sargento do Barão que você quer levar Uma".
I confess, I would be being unfair if I didn't talk about the negative parts of the game, such as the disastrous controls that are imposed on us during this odyssey. I gave up playing the game on the PS3 version because of the imprecise controls when it comes to combat and horse control (and you ride the horse a lot in the game) But in the pc version, the controls are a little better in my opinion, but you will still get irritated a few times throughout the gameplay.
Apart from this flaw, the rest of the game manages to make you so immersed in the narrative that I almost contracted Dissociative Personality Disorder because I thought I was Geralt so much. The music, the ambiance, the items, the traders, the random NPCs, the side quests, the infinite loot spread across the map, ALL OF THIS has the capacity to make you spend hours ahead in front of the screen playing The Witcher 3. And that's because I haven't even started talking about the FANTASTIC and UNDESCRIBABLE main story of this game, But I'd rather you discover that on your own by playing TW3
So, After this review, here's an honorable mention for the best mission (in Portuguese) in the game: "Diga ao sargento do Barão que você quer levar Uma".