>>34177

You'd be carrying a big spear (giggity) if you had to deal with this :P

>>34173

No, but they are good at throwing the javelin.

And not to mention: Mod support!

White ones can't jump! :D

If I see witcher 1 or 2 in a sale I'll grab them.

The Witcher 2 is a giant leap forward of TW1. But my i7-4790k + GTX1080ti can barely run it smooth (60fps) on ultra..pff. Also still no jumping, seriously Geralt?
The game is bloody difficult on normal setting, not Dark Souls difficult but close enough. TW3 is by far the most easiest on normal mode.

>>34164 Small update; The Witcher (1) isn't linear, just the prologue. Geralt still can't jump :(

It's very weird playing those kind of games in non-chronological order, and not to mention that they haven't aged as well as Toussaint wine.

Have you tried Ansel in the Witcher? The 360 pix work in VR, at least on the Oculus Rift, not sure on the google glass.

>>34164 I wondered about getting the first two witcher games in the christmas sale but didn't because they looked very linear. I might have to give them a go one day though. Still enjoying witcher 3 currently.

But now you are a Witcher. You like the game?

I'm currently playing the 1st Witcher game. It's mindbogglingly slow, not very smooth conversations, oh and linear. Also Geralt can't walk (only run), can't jump, or fall down stairs. But it's got a great story.

Endless hours of fun :D
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