The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

[Daunt_Flockula]

I have literally no idea what you're talking about.

As expected.

[Xant]

As expected.

Yes, I often don't know what Turks are talking about. But please, do go on talking about how Geralt spending 10 minutes finding a goat to in turn find his lost daughter who's in mortal danger is the same as becoming the bitch of Satan for no reason. Mayhap you could offer more similar experiences to prove your point, perhaps the time Geralt walked to an inn instead of running there?

[Daunt_Flockula]

Yes, I often don't know what Turks are talking about. But please, do go on talking about how Geralt spending 10 minutes finding a goat to in turn find his lost daughter who's in mortal danger is the same as becoming the bitch of Satan for no reason. Mayhap you could offer more similar experiences to prove your point, perhaps the time Geralt walked to an inn instead of running there?

And now the Turk card. Again as expected. I just don't have time for this.

[Xant]

And now the Turk card. Again as expected. I just don't have time for this.

That's right, boy. Run along.

[Xant]

New Moon armor (with no skirt) with black dyed Manticore pants also looks good:

http://i.imgur.com/gnLOe7T.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/q7yBcpj.jpg

[Christo]

So I'm late to the party as always, but finally got a VGA that can at least run this thing, and I'm having a blast.
Too bad I'm already pretty spoiled when it comes to the story. Still a lot of fun though.

[Christo]

So finished the main story myself and it was awesome. Easily the best game of the series and I can say that it was the best RPG I have played in a long, very long time.

This dude is easily the best endgame boss, more of a challenge than Eredin himself.

Still have the expansions left though, CDPR has done an awesome job at this.
It was a great adventure from the beginning to the end, even though the game is heavily Yennefer-centric it didn't disappoint and I really enjoyed her character.

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I already got spoiled so I knew most of the important plot points, got the Ciri as a witcher ending. The game still threw me a curveball at the end though, I thought I fucked it up. Props to CDPR for that.

[Xant]

The expansions are even better than the main quest, IMO. Especially Blood and Wine.

[Mr_Oujamaflip]

So finished the main story myself and it was awesome. Easily the best game of the series and I can say that it was the best RPG I have played in a long, very long time.

This dude is easily the best endgame boss, more of a challenge than Eredin himself.

Still have the expansions left though, CDPR has done an awesome job at this.
It was a great adventure from the beginning to the end, even though the game is heavily Yennefer-centric it didn't disappoint and I really enjoyed her character.

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I already got spoiled so I knew most of the important plot points, got the Ciri as a witcher ending. The game still threw me a curveball at the end though, I thought I fucked it up. Props to CDPR for that.

Caranthir? I found him easy it was Imlerith that I struggled with.

[Christo]

Really? I played on Death March and Imrelith was hardly a challenge.

[Daunt_Flockula]

Really? I played on Death March and Imrelith was hardly a challenge.

Wait till the last fight of Blood and Wine. Though you will soon find out it's very easy, it's guaranteed to inject some frustration into you initially.

[Christo]

Already heard that it's irritating.

Still, I can't believe that Imrelith is a challenge, especially with his "OKAY I STAY ON THE GROUND FOR HALF A MINUTE, ATTACK ME NOW" swing into the ground that accomplishes nothing at all 

Carantir on the other hand is darting around the place like a motherfucker and you only get two hits every single time.

[Overdriven]

Yeah I found that boss harder than Imrelith. Though still not particularly hard.

The blood and wine end boss makes both seem laughable.

[Daunt_Flockula]

Already heard that it's irritating.

Still, I can't believe that Imrelith is a challenge, especially with his "OKAY I STAY ON THE GROUND FOR HALF A MINUTE, ATTACK ME NOW" swing into the ground that accomplishes nothing at all 

Carantir on the other hand is darting around the place like a motherfucker and you only get two hits every single time.

Yep, Caranthir is indeed harder than both Imlerith and Eredin, especially if you fail to realize that you can use his projectiles against his summoned elementals.

[Bittersteel]

Been humming on some random shit all week, googled it and apparently it was the baron's fat guard who put it in my head.

Anyways, found a sick remix of it: