So, I set a goal for myself: An insane challenge to beat The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in under 1 month. Part 3: Personal context and character. Whoops, never mind. The books suck. Though, at least I now understand why Gerry constantly narrates to himself in the game: he does it all the time in the book. So why was this an “insane challenge?” Because it was a personal challenge. I typically play around 300 video games a year and yes, I am aware of how insane that seems. Usually, this means a game has to be exceptionally well made or fun to hold my attention for more than a few hours. I get bored easily. In truth, my 2 cohorts, Jo Stizzy and Rob had already beaten Witcher 3 and since I started in December, I wanted to bum-rush though the game before year’s end. So, why don’t I agree with them that it’s Game of the Year materiel? We have to go back to my play-through of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. A middling-to-enjoyable action RPG, with goofy combat systems...
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