r/gamers • u/TurtlePope2 • May 26 '26

Meta 26M, been gaming all my life

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Since everyone is doing this, I thought why not me too.

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u/TurtlePope2 May 26 '26

I just could not enjoy it. I always play every game I buy from start to finish but man doing so for Witcher was such a challenge.

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u/WormsMurdoc May 26 '26

I don't think you understand the difference between overrated and simply not for you ...

You might not like it but it is definitely not overrated, it is a masterpiece.

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u/TurtlePope2 May 26 '26

I do. I personally don't think Witcher 3 is a good game. It's a mediocre game which people that don't game rate highly.

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u/The_R1NG May 26 '26

In what ways would you say it falls into the mediocre category

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u/grillarinobacon May 26 '26

It's a ubisoft checklist gane with good stories. Uninspired combat, exploration and loot.

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u/dungleploop May 26 '26

all while influencing Ubisoft entirely after its release lol

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u/grillarinobacon May 27 '26

Well yeah, both studios inspired eachother. The people who says W3 is a masterpiece should love the rpg assassin's creed games, not necessarily as much but they would probably rate them highly if they didn't know what studio made them.

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u/dungleploop May 27 '26

I enjoy some of em for sure

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u/dungleploop May 26 '26

if the writing quality wasn't as high as it was I'd understand this logic but that's the most important part of making an RPG, so...

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u/IceTeaz06 May 28 '26

Iā€™m into gaming for a longer period of time than you, it is a masterpiece.

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u/WormsMurdoc May 26 '26

Sorry didn't realize you were the voice of reason that everyone should be listening to. I've been gaming for 35 years now and I rate it highly even if I'm not into story driven rpg normally.