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@zevvion: But things isnt always dark. In witcher you get appropiate answears to the situation. If you are in a fucked up place there really cant be anything else to say than dark stuff. The options will be how you wanna aproach it rather than good or bad. If your in a bar you can crack a joke or talk memories etc, still not good vs bad or "everything is dark". Its situationbased where in mass effect its more "what type of moviesterotype do you wanna respond as".

Yep its my favourite in the series and one of my top gaming experiences but still its so rough i can only go back to it in my memory.

Even if ME4 look like a step in the right direction i would still be alot more interested in a remaster/remake of ME1.

@zevvion: In comparison to Mass Effect and Bioware even that is commendable :)

You probably already know theres alot of story and thought behind those options in that particular and most dialogueoptions you come across in Witcher so i dont really see your point.

It aint perfect and some parts certainly recieved less love than others but i really dont see what major design flaws it would share with Mass effect.

@soimadeanaccount: there is no savescumming if saving is done right via checkpoints.

Where is the option for both regen and healthpacks? Combat evolved all the way.

@zevvion: Its not like there isnt any lighthearted and lovely stories/dialogue in the witcher. Just because the press pumped out clickbaitarticles about the shockingly dark nature of the witcher doesnt mean thats all there is to the game.

God of war all the way but im not a big fan of 3.

@jamjyo: If you consider the witcher dialoguesystem the same as mass effects then exactly what are your after?

@zeik: Really?

It doesnt go one beast video without Vinny complaining/joking about how hard it is to not have anyone behind the scenes.

Edit: im getting confused by all the back and forth between east and west ;)

@notnert427: So they found your achilles... toe?