You absolutely should.Quote from: Iberian Husky on May 25, 2015, 02:42:19 PMHow much replayability does it have?Well, there's 36 endings. There's many choices throughout the game too.QuoteHow much content does it have compared to something like TES or Fallout?Significantly more. They have nothing on TW3.The main questline alone is 50+ hours. Then there's literally a shit ton of side quests and Witcher contracts, and they're not just your average fetch quests and shit; a significant amount of them are narrative driven to some degree.QuoteHow open worlded is it?It's enormous. It dwarfs Skyrim's open world, and entering buildings is completely seamless.
How much replayability does it have?
How much content does it have compared to something like TES or Fallout?
How open worlded is it?
Quote from: BritishLemön on May 25, 2015, 02:49:17 PMYou absolutely should.Quote from: Iberian Husky on May 25, 2015, 02:42:19 PMHow much replayability does it have?Well, there's 36 endings. There's many choices throughout the game too.QuoteHow much content does it have compared to something like TES or Fallout?Significantly more. They have nothing on TW3.The main questline alone is 50+ hours. Then there's literally a shit ton of side quests and Witcher contracts, and they're not just your average fetch quests and shit; a significant amount of them are narrative driven to some degree.QuoteHow open worlded is it?It's enormous. It dwarfs Skyrim's open world, and entering buildings is completely seamless.Speaking of the story, I was kind of disappointed recently. I just finished all the quests on Skellige(Main Quests), and well, looking at the titles of the next few quests I have, and what I'm preparing for. It sounds like the ending. However I kinda did look at some spoilers, though I barely know anything. Too my surprise there's an entire Act 3. So It looks like I actually have quite a lot longer to go. Thank God.
Should I get Witcher 3?
