Anything Ciri I love. She's the best character done this generation so far, and one of the greatest female characters in a video game up there with Alyx Vance. If they ever return to the Witcher universe I hope she's the protagonist of the next game.

@baka_shinji17: He is actually in the game.

@karkarov: Next to the merchant that sells 226 empty bottles.

Definitely it's this at the hardest difficulty! This very exciting during my 1st playthrough, (ended playing this messy though if you see the video).

There are too many great moments to count and remember, but I just got drunk for that one contract where you hunt a katakan... and Geralt is singing! I'm losing it. Especially because it's one of the shanties I heard so many times while playing Assassin's Creed: Black Flag.

This game is amazing.

I think the entire Bloody Baron questline was easily the high point of the game. Things just went downhill the more the plot became about Ciri and the end of the world stuff, and frankly I thought the ending fell fairly flat in comparison to the botchling scene.

Another highlight was what Hjalmar does if he comes to Kaer Morhen: He tackles a member of the wild hunt back through one of the portals, and jumps out of a different portal about 30 seconds later.

Another highlight was unexpectedly running into Letho in Velen.

I just finished the game today, and I absolutely loved it. I'm surprised at how funny the game could be at times. Heck, just standing around in Novigrad listening to all the weird dialogue they recorded had me laughing at times. Skellige in particular had a couple of quests that got a chuckle out of me.

There's the one with the silent druid who you are meant to "shock" into speaking again, who will flip the bird at you all the while. Once you annoy him enough he yells at you about how you made him break his oath, as it would turn out he could speak after all.

And then there's the druid who's watching the sea for the white whale. Just the way the camera dramatically zooms in on the whale as the druid is looking at you, and Geralt's expression, had me smiling.

There's so many other moments that I could list that I'll probably have to write a blog about it at some point. What a fantastic game.

Everything after White Orchard and before Kaer Morhen.

One of the most memorable moments for me was the way the game made me feel after I'd realized what I'd done.

Decades of history between people, three games worth of effort... shot down in flames. That's when it felt like someone had punched me in the stomach. And then the ending...

Geralt lives a solitary life on the Witcher's Path, living hand to mouth on pay from contracts.

Ugh, it still makes me feel ill. And that's a sign of one great game!

When you find Ciri. Still gives me chills...