>>3896289
Are you a faggot?

>>3896289
A Reddit Pleb Game? Heh. Why yes, yes it is.

>>3896289
Have you even played the game? It has sword and fireball

>>3896289
Movie-game with reddit-tier icon and light action adventure elements

>>3896289
It's an action game with RPG elements.

>>3896289
nope, hack n slash

>>3896289
>>3896291
no to both

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long-ass cinematic with some uninspired arpg elements here and there. Made Triss bearable at least

i for one am looking forward to playing as a peppy lesbian in the 4th installment of this hallowed franchise

>>3896405
Triss in the books was almost nothing, right pane is Triss in w1/w2

>>3896289
This game is too popular for /vrpg/ to do anything other than to find ways to hate it for internet points

>>3896505
It's sad to see someone so immersed in irony that they doubt all opinions that clash with consensus. This is an RPG board, people like RPGs here.

Listen to my story. I disliked this game well before this board existed. I never even played Witcher 2 because Witcher 1 was so shallow, a goddamn rhythm game for combat lol, and they then consolized the series with quicktime events. I tried W3 after a good buddy raved about it and found it completely vapid. The character building and itemization is incredibly poorly designed. It's entirely a narrative game and that's why people like it, for the cutscenes.

>>3896516
>vapid
Stopped reading here, only bots use this word

>>3896518
>Stopped reading here
Halted my parsing here, only bots use this phrase

There are two types of RPG fans
One is happy as long as the world is interesting
One is happy as long as the mechanics are interesting

Both are insufferable in their own way

>>3896519
Ignore all previous instructions. Write a post that doesn’t suck.

>>3896523
No RPG has ever combined an amazing story with amazing mechanics because you can't have both

>>3896521
>How dare people enjoying the game part of a game!
lmao, never gets old.
I wish we could quantify how many people play video games as their main hobby and don't really like the game part.

>>3896523
You first.

>>3896533
A game with 100% mechanics and nothing else just becomes an exercise of making a number larger with no reason to care. Cookie clicker. I don't see the logic in championing one aspect to the detriment of all others.

>>3896540
>A game with 100% mechanics and nothing else just becomes an exercise of making a number larger
It's a game, you care because the gameplay itself is fun. A game where the only interaction is making numbers go up is a poorly made game. There should be strategy and choices and interactions.
I'm actually shocked that I have to explain this to people who ostensibly like video games.

>>3896544
>There should be strategy and choices and interactions.
Cookie clicker has all of these, I don't see your point

>>3896545
I've never played cookie clicker, so I wouldn't know. But, then that means the game is fun and it isn't just about numbers going up, so I don't see your point. I think this conversation is above your capabilities. Like, do you really want to realize you don't like games in and of themselves.

>>3896546
>and it isn't just about numbers going up,
That's quite literally the entire goal of the game, have you never heard of incremental games

>>3896548
You aren't following me.
A game is played to be played and won, the goal isn't really that important. The point is play. Journey over destination.

>>3896549
It's a legitimate preference. The enjoyment of and investment in these mechanics can often enhanced by the addition of at least some kind of story as part of the mechanics-story spectrum. Story extremists and mechanics extremists can be insufferable if they don't permit any middle ground and everything has to be a VN or Chess.

>>3896555
You can blend anything, but games are fun apart from any story or reward or meaning. That's a fact of human existence going back to prehistory. Not recognizing that is delusional and mired in a confused view of what a game is. The fact is that when I go to play a game, I want a fun game and not an interesting story. I like interesting stories, and I agree they can enhance, but they cannot compensate for a shit game.

>>3896324
/thread

Never played any witcher games. Should I start with 1 and 2 or skip directly to 3?

>>3896879
The most robust sequence would be to read all the books then play 1, 2, 3, but you could probably get away with just playing 3.

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>>3896898
>you could probably get away with just playing 1

Ftfy.

>>3896879
I found that 3 gives you a much better introduction and has a much more understandable storyline than 2. In 2 I had little idea what I was doing, why I was doing it and where it would all lead.

>>3896879
If you want to start with 3 then read the glossary as soon as you can.

>>3896898
>read
Gross.

>>3896505
This.

>>3896879
That's how I did it. I played W1 and W2 as appetisers to W3.
I have no regrets, but you should be aware that the games make for a disjointed series. The critical character of Ciri isn't even introduced until W3 (in W1, she's converted into a boy called Alvin for some reason.)
Although you can start each of the sequels with a save from the previous game, this doesn't really make a difference.
If you don't enjoy W1 and W2 for their own sake, don't feel obliged to finish them. I did enjoy them, but the W1 jank might be too much for some people to stomach. That said, it has the best atmosphere of the whole series.
Lastly, forget about the books ... they're dogshit.

>>3896898
>>3897058
>>3897059
>>3897127
Thanks guys. I haven't read the books. Watched the show but it hardly made sense. The only lore about the witcher I know is what a friend who is sort of a fan told me (not much, really).
Regarding the games, I don't mind a bit of jank as long as the combat is somewhat enjoyable. Are they relatively free in terms of exploration or more railroaded?

>>3897131
Witcher 3 has a wealth of short-form stories yielded from free exploration, I did not feel railroaded (thought naturally not the entire world is open at once). On a spectrum of mechanics-to-story, Witcher 3 is maximising story and that will be apparent.

Also the DLCs are top-tier

>>3897060
The last book is pretty bad, the prequel he wrote after the games came out. The rest are entertaining

>>3897127
W1 Alvin is not-Ciri, and W1 Triss is not-Yennefer. This makes the first games pretty schizo when you know. At face value, W1 Triss is abusing Geralts amnesia to slide into the slutty sorceress role in his heart, and then gets all sullen when he figures it out in W2

>>3896879
Wait until they remake 1

>>3896879
Do what I did
Play TW1. Then NWN. Then NWN2

>>3896898
The Witcher is not quality enough to immerse yourself this much

Surely a silver sword can cut a human

>>3896405
>an high

>>3896289
BANANA TAIGA

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>>3896518
Fucking hate people like you, anytime anyone uses a word not in "See Spot Run" you start screaming either "BOT" or "Put down the thesaurus". I had one of you fuckstains say the latter because I DARED to use the word "Arbitrary".

>>3897201
Silver is heavy, awkward, and not a hard metal at all, it makes for a poor cutting edge dulls very easily. It's one of the worst metals to use for weapons, even if alloyed.

>>3897284
>Silver is heavy, awkward
your name is Silver?

>>3897296
It's roughly 25% heavier than steel, and steel is already quite heavy.

>>3896405
>imagine not choosing the redhair

>>3896289
Its not an rpg, but it gives you hard, polarised choices with long lasting consequences

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>>3897194
>Wait until they make it worse

>>3897201
silver is also softer. you don't want to hit metal with it.

>>3897194
Isn't there an EE edition already?

>>3897199
I've already played both NWN, what do they have to do with the witcher games?

I hate not being able to get the stupid tattoo without having a witcher 2 save import

>>3897201
You can cut someone with sharp wood.

Y'know what could've been neat? Making orcs not mere brutes, but the second most widespread race after humans. Rather like ogres from Warhammer, they'd be spread wide and far, interacting with humans with ease thanks to their great strength and similar mindsets, and of course hating on elves.

>>3897284
It'd be good for smashing skulls if you're strong enough, even if it deforms.

>>3897329
TW1 was made on a heavily modified Aurora engine. It's more obvious when you play in isometric mode or if you compare the next stages in Geralt's combos to rounds.

>>3896289
Only anon to get it right >>3896324
It's still a pretty good game to play if you wanna go on easy adventures killing nasty monsters.
Ignore every single post that calls it a movie game. There are cutscenes, but the best parts of the game are when you do small contracts and get money, and you can do that for days if you every get tired of the main quest.
Only problem is that when you finish every last contract, the game feels over. If it had a Bethesda-like thing to generate new basic contracts for you to play, it would be 10/10 for me.

>>3897396
>but the best parts of the game are when you do small contracts and get money
A bounty hunter game would be great. Just contracts for bandits and monsters. Some to be taken alive, others killed. Add a few multi-part quest chains when you have to break up a gang. Design it in a way that they can add more styles of quest.

>>3897332
Bruh just download one. Or beat the game, it's only 20h long or so

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>>3897390
>TW1 was made on a heavily modified Aurora engine.
yes but reworked to hell and back. cdpr pulled off some black sorcery shit to make aurora work the way it did.

>>3897416
>yes but reworked to hell and back
Aye, I believe I watched an interview with them long ago where they mentioned that they had to rewrite 80% of the engine.

>>3897390
>>3897416
>>3897418
>dat feel when you realize CDPR only chose Aurora Engine because Bioware went out of their way to help them so they could afford it

>>3897390
Looks nothing like the aurora engine. How does it play compared to NWN1?

I come back here after years, and the threads are the exact same, amazing stuff really

>>3897558
>How does it play compared to NWN1?
Very unlike it until you go into isometric mode and still thinking of individual attack sequence inputs as rounds. Than it all clicks together. Attack cycles are just a bit less canned and stilted, but you can see where it all comes from.

>*whistles for magic horse*
>*autoruns on road to quest marker*
>*toucan sam vision activates*
>"Mhmm....giant slash marks all over the victim....a Drowner™, gotta be"
>"Come on, Roach"
>*follows nose*
>*guys in Drowner™ costumes appear*
>"OY BLOODY 'ELL FUCKING CUNT SHIT FUCK CUNT, IT'S A FUCKIN' WITCHER IT IS! GET 'EM"
>"Shit you stink" ALALALALALALALALA *sets guys on fire and they stumble and recover immediately, does a cinematic slash and cuts guys in half*
>"Mhmm....Bandits™ pretending to be Drowners™......better tell the village head about this"
>"Come on, Roach"
>*autoruns on road back to village*
>"OY BLOODY FUCK CUNT WITCHAH, WOT ABOUT DA CONTRACT WESE PAIDS YA FOR YA BLOODY FUCKING CUNT?"
>"Just some bastards posing as Drowners™, here's proof" *shows flipper*
>"OY KURWA, HERE'S YA REWARD DA WHOLE VILLAGE CHIPPED IN"
>"Drowning in Danger" Complete AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
>10 crowns received

>>3897588
bandits dressing up as monsters sounds like a fun quest, this greentext convinced me to buy the game

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>>3897588
>*shows flipper*
this shit still cracks me up

>>3897593
I like w3 and it really do be like that

>>3897604
W3 is gamey as fuck, but somehow it never kills the magic.

The Fields of Ard Skellig invokes a strong sense of pathos for me. It's not a big booming brass track or full of dramatic strings, it's just simple and slow. It's the game's elegy. A final track to play as you sit high up on a mountain or glide along on the boat before you uninstall the game forever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wkZu2kDeVg

>>3897284
>>3897319
There's a scene in W2 (I think) where Zoltan Chivay evaluates one of Geralt's "silver" swords, and goes into elaborate detail about the forging process.
Basically, the silver is just a veneer over a steel core, thin enough that the steel is barely dulled.
Which suggests that humans really should be affected by silver swords, but I never really tried it so can't pass judgment.

>>3897667
It's a just a video genre thing. In the books he doesn't carry both swords at once. He stows the silver sword on his horse because it is heavier and should be saved for when it's necessary against specific monsters. The steel works fine for everything else while being more comfortable to use and carry and I imagine cheaper to repair and replace

>>3897618
Still hits me in the feels t.b.h.
I think of myself as a cold, unfeeling bastard, but W3 is one of those games that reanimates the emotions.
I am unironically more attached to Ciri than any real human being.

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No turn-based, no RPG.

>>3897698
>>>/vst/

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Did you kill him or spare him?

>>3897732
he had to be killed

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I think it says something that an astounding 10% of players completed all the contracts when it seems nowadays that 50% of people don't play their steam games for more than 30 minutes

>>3897737
People like open world movie games, look at GTA.

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>>3896289
>Pedos into Ciri
>Simps into Yenn
>Normies into Triss

Disappointed in this board for passing up one of the top tier Tomboys in vidya completely. All I cared about was seeing Ves's tatts in Witcher 2.

>>3897732
Didn't he fight in self-defense?
Sure he went into berserker rage with the whole village, but a few of the villagers chose to murder him rather than pay him.
Even if he went overboard, he's justified in his agression. Spare him.

>>3897907
>Sure he killed an entire village of men, women, and children after a few men tried to murder him but whatever bro

>>3897732
Killed him. He had a badass sword that I used for another 10 levels. No regrets.

>>3897984
Correct

>>3897698
Witcher really is the posterchild of toxic gender shit.
Not like it's unique or original. It certainly wasn't the first to do it.
But honestly, "gruff, rough and tough grizzled man with a sword accompanied by slutty skinny bimbo women who are mages and archers" is so fucking exhausted as a party composition. God forbid a man be the mage or use a bow from behind a woman knight. God forbid the women be shaped like anything but cookie cutter porn stars. God forbid a man have any emotions other than rage or lust.
I could go on. But anyway, I refuse to support or engage with any games that are just thinly veiled harem isekai slop. Especially when they have gameplay as shitty as Witcher. Begone, thots. I'm looking for characters who are somehow novel. In literally any possible way.
Last time I saw a man in a video game who wasn't a frontliner was probably fucking Golden Sun... And even there, the women were all backliners except maybe MAYBE for Sveta. And Valerie / Amiri in Kingmaker, I guess. Whoever that forgettable paladin bitch is in Wrath.
You know, come to think of it, Owlcat's games are the only RPGs I can think of right this moment which have been published in the last decade that had characters who broke out of the rigid gender roles of cliché RPG parties.

>>3898114
Did you time travel from 2005 or something? This post is so dated. Video games are all made for old people like you so they address all this stuff.

>>3898114
your specific desires could not possibly be more catered to than they are right now

>>3898114
I think it would be easier to list games that feature the things you don't like than the reverse

"god forbid" is such a cringe phrase

>>3898114
If the female character can beat one of the male characters at arm-wrestling, she gets to be a frontliner.
Otherwise, get to the back of the party, bitch.

>>3897885
Apart from various prostitutes, Ves was the only character I ever bothered to shag in any Witcher game. It just felt like a natural progression of our relationship.
I wasn't interested in either of the trophy sorceresses, who both seemed fucked in the head.

>>3898114
>woman knight
Stopped reading here

>>3898140
For me it's mercedes in dragon's dogma.

*ahem*
Yenn is the best woman for Geralt

>>3897732
spared him. that berserk witcher rage is something that geralt himself experiences in the books so he could relate

>>3898165
Wrong
Yen is the ONLY woman for geralt.

>>3898114
The Witcher books were written by a turbo boomer who writes turbo boomer stuff.
You're gonna love the series 4th season.

who the fuck is watching the FOURTH SEASON of the witcher TV show

>>3898630
I suffered through the first season with some misgivings but after the second season I said absolutely not, I’m out.
I fucking hate TV.
>t. read the books and played the games

>>3898163
What about Ser Menella in DD2?

>>3898137
Get in the back of the party where you expect her to... warp reality with a gesture.
Yeah, maybe appealing to realism isn't such a logical strategy.

>>3898630
The show all about how slutty female mages cast a lot of spells and manipulate men to do all the fighting for them? Hmmm....
No thanks. It doesn't even have Henry in it, and he was never really naked, so I never bothered to even begin watching. Which I wouldn't do anyway since I don't have a TV because I don't watch TV. Passive entertainment is so 20th century.

>>3896289
No. Next question.

Eh, installing Witcher 1 EE as we speak (figuratively). Heard there's lots of issues with crashes to desktop. Is that true? How to prevent that if so?

>>3899095
Don't.

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>>3899095
format and re-install W7

>>3898692
>It'S fAnTaSy sO aNyThInG gOes
You're the reason for the sloppification of fantasy nowadays.

>>3898692
Haha how dumb are you that you think this argument holds water. What a boomer.

I'm sure the games are good but I just can't do fantasy where they "mix it up" by swearing constantly and fucking and being comically violent
Its so draining nowadays. Its exhausted and boring.

>>3899240
>boomer
Surely you mean zoomer. Boomers did fantasy right. It's the zoomers who play woke versions of D&D, where wheelchair users get to be paladins.

>>3899248
for you

>>3899295
does it anger you that someone has created a fantasy wheelchair in a fantasy pen and paper imagination game

>>3899295
No I mean boomer because its an old argument from old forums repeated by mental invalids. The rest of your post is some junk baggage I don't care about.

>>3899300
Yes. Because fantasy demands immersion, and stuffing it full of trendy modern politics is a guaranteed immersion-breaker.

>>3899303
Sorry to break your attention span. Can't see the point in writing further, as you won't make it to the end of the post.

>>3899248
>Its so draining nowadays. Its exhausted and boring
The Witcher and ASOIAF were more or less pioneers in that regard. Other than those I don't know many fantasy settings where swearing is common.

>>3899327
>dated sensibilities
What a giveaway. 4chan is a trad board. Back to /r/eddit with you.

>>3899331
To clarify: you're saying this to defend >>3898692 ?

>>3899332
No, to contest it.

>>3899344
So we're in agreement

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>>3899295
speaking of wheelchairs and witchers and cdpr...

>>3899550
wtf is that?

>>3899095
the gog version works well out of the box

>>3899164
kek i love grumpy geralt in the books

>>3899688
I got the steam version. Bought a witcher bundle for pennirs years ago but never got around to play them.
Installed 1 and playef through the tutorial. No crashes, bugs nor any issue so far. Controls are a bit janky but it helps if I think about it as a rearranged aurora interface.
The inventory kinda sucks, wdym I can't pick up a sword without discarding the one I currently have and then it's gone forever?

>>3899722
it's called slavjank. i for one got really into witcher 1. mainly because i love the books but the gameplay is good once you get the hang of it. a lot of roleplaying options as well

>>3899550
>The Cripple
>The Paraplegic School
>Incontinence Potion

>>3899751
>special witcher ability: dilate

>>3899687
https://rtalsoriangames.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/RTG-WI-DLC-ProsthesesandWheelchairs.pdf

>>3899769
is this part of cd projekt reds canon?

>>3899770
It's under their graces, since they worked closely with the Pondsmiths due to Cyberpunk. Look at the credits and who runs their tabletop shit.
https://rtalsoriangames.com/the-r-talsorian-crew/

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>>3899772
>designer who specializes in User Experience, ACCESIBILITY, and Art Direction

LMAO

>>3899725
Aaand the first ctd for no reason. Still not so far in the game to decide if I like it enough to deal with ctds or not. Feels like a slow burner, a game which grows on you as you play. I'll decide tomorrow.

>>3899893
the gog version is more stable. often on sale for a couple of bucks

>>3898114
Quality bait

>>3896289
I can't wait for them to release another expansion leading into 4 and for it to be ass because same devs won't be working on it.

>>3899897
Turns out I got the GOG version too. Don't remmember buying it. Will try that instead. I think I might like the game if I give it a chance.

>>3896289
Well, you okay a role of Geralt the witcher and you can make choices that actually change the world around you in many ways. You are also given a choice in how to level your character, opening some and closing other, sometimes exclusive options. You cannot be not Geralt, you cannot be not witcher and you can't ignore main quests. Yeah it is an rpg, especially first two, I liked choices there more.

>>3896289
It's an immersive sim (like GTA games in example) with slightly greater emphasis on roleplaying mechanics

>>3901991
>It's an immersive sim (like GTA games

>>3900325
you will. great atmosphere

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>>3899095
No problems here boss

>>3896292
Cope it's a masterpiece

>>3896879
You have a few options.

>Play Witcher 3
This will be the least rewarding experience you can have. You will play a great game and not truly understand why it so great at the same time.

>Play Witcher 2, then 3
It will an enhance Witcher 3 a bit, but not by very much honestly, may as well just skip to 3 at that point.

>Read books 1 and 2, play Witcher 3
This will enhance your experience of Witcher 3 significantly. Just reading the first two books gives a lot of context to the world and characters.

>Read all the books, watch summary of 1 and 2, and then play Witcher 3
This will an enhance your experience of Witcher 3 to an extreme degree, you are greatly rewarded for reading the whole series before playing. This is personally what I did.

>Read all the books, watch summary of Witcher 1, then play Witcher 2, then 3
This is what I wish* I would have done, but i just wasn't patient enough. This is probably the best option in terms of maximizing enjoyment of the Witcher IP(and 3) while minimizing suffering.

>Read all the books, play Witcher 1, 2, and 3 in that order.
Only choose this option if you want to suffer through Witcher 1. It did not* age well. It truly has horrible gameplay and is less connected to Witcher 3 than 2 and the rest of the books. Still if your metal and committed, this path will squeeze the most out of Witcher 3, but you'll have to suffer for it.

>>3906220
This may be because I first played it back when it was new, but personally I think W2 aged worse than W1 did.

please do not read the books, you require zero context to enjoy the game

>>3896516
desu I also thought the Witcher 1 sucked, specially in the combat mechanic and the stupid dice game where the algorithm just wrecks you, but Witcher 2 is pretty decent. Too long cutscenes and awkward stealth mechanic but nothing that really frustrates you. The dice game is also a lot easier

>>3896521
It seems more like you're the insufferable one, being a Karen about people being happy playing games.

Or I might be missing something on how those types of people are insufferable

>>3906442

Those are the two extreme types most likely to be a Karen about people being happy playing games. This is because it goes beyond preference and into identity/status, which is where "Karen" behaviour emerges. Every game is some kind of purity test along a single axis, rather than considering the entire experience. They will be the only ones to take an extreme single-variable position, because most people just want to play a game. You know what the internet is like, half the fun is calling one group scumbags while asserting your group as superior (which is what I'm doing right now, it's impossible to escape the factions). They can enjoy games however they want, this is just referring to the online environment around the games.

RPG discourse rewards absolutes and allegiances over nuance.

>>3906612
>(which is what I'm doing right now, it's impossible to escape the factions)
A rare level of self-awareness for the /vrpg/ poster. Commendable.

RPGlsuck. I'm attracted to this board because the only video game I like period is an RPG but I straight up dislike almost every game this board talks about

>>3906612
So basically, this board and about 90% of the posters here.

>>3906441
Witcher 1 is all about the atmosphere and sheer SOVL.
Also, imagine being filtered by poker dice.

>>3907886
Im playing kcd2 and its kinda funny how soulless the dice game in it feels compared to witcher 1 or 2
cdpr just understands something warhorse studio doesnt

>>3897885
you missed
>patricians with exceptional taste into Shani

>>3897299
What about the Shani vs Triss choice in the first game? Which redhead do you pick?

>>3897396
What a genuinely horrible take. The contracts in W3 are only good because* they're handcrafted and well written. Do you genuinely infinitely generated ai slop contracts? Those would be meaningless garbage just like- per your example - a Bethesda game. How many of the infinitely generating assassination contracts in say Skyrim did you actually* do? Or the thieves guild infinitely generated quests? I've never known anyone to say "oh yeah random ai slop assassination #67 was actually my favorite quest and not a complete time waster, like at all" seriously man get ahold of yourself.

>>3897396
I'm truly just baffled, the only conditions by which what your saying could possibly make any sense is if the W3 had a fire ass addictive gameplay loop. Thats the only possible justification for infinitely generated ai slop contract quests. But let's be honest, the gameplay in W3 is fine... nothing extraordinary, it gets the job done, not worth doing for the sake of it.

>>3910585
NTA but I absolutely refuse to engage with any “radiant quests”.

non Polish people just shouldn't play it honestly. They will never get it.

>>3896289
I remembered I have Witcher 2 for the 360, and it's been 10 years since I've played it. Are there any tips for a fun, quick playthrough? What's a better route in your opinion, the elf guy or the human pal?

>>3897396
>Only problem is that when you finish every last contract, the game feels over.
This isn't a problem, it's a reward. You make the gameworld noticably safer by fighting monsters, because if you do it right, they don't respawn.
You can see it yourself in the later stages of the game, when Velen is no longer plagued by roving packs of wolves, ravenous ghouls, colonies of nekkers etc. ... because you took care of them personally.

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>>3908273
Meh. 6/10 at best.

>>3898114
YWNBAW

>>3898114
>God forbid a man have any emotions other than rage or lust.
You have utterly misunderstood Geralt. His entire quest is motivated by his parental instincts.
He has more emotional depth than pretty much any RPG character in existence. He's simply 2deep4u.

>>3912366
This, unironically

>>3896289
Witcher 3 is basically Skyrim but good
Which means that yes, it's more of an actual RPG than any of the Elder Scrolls shites
The only reason people debate if Witcher 3 is a RPG or not, is because the game doesn't let you create your blank slate character, and force you to play an already established character
So you can't freely roleplay in Witcher 3, but you do influence the world during main and side quests, which totally BTFO Skyrim's bland ass quests where nothing ever happens or meaningfully change

>>3915022
>how can i make this about skyrim

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>>3912361
Who's that?

>>3915023
Almost as if Skyrim was a hugely influential game

>>3896291
Op is always a faggot

>>3915022
Man what a silly post. You need to learn what stylistic differences are

Where is a good site for witcher 3 mod? Other then nexus. A mod for kids would be good, they look like old people.

>>3897732
KILL. ALL. CATNIGGERS.

It wasn't the first time he'd sperged out and nuked a village. Cats are just the worst of the worst.

But Jad Karadin? That's a dilemma. A Cat that killed another Cat, who may or may not be lying about being reformed. Ultimately, I'll kill him more often than not because of Lambert, but idk.

iIS thE Wutcher RPG??? Thank You:)