There's a lot of misinformation in your post, the biggest one is that Witcher 3 is an open world game, it isn't. Witcher 3 is as much of an open world as Witcher 2 is. By definition, Witcher 3 is not an open world game, it's a game with multiple areas to explore, specifically 4-5 seperated entirely. It's not even a good game.
Talk about misinformation. There are two separate areas, and huge ones at that: the mainland which encompasses Velen and Novigrad, and the isles of Skelliege which you can freely sail between. But from what else you wrote and edited in, something tells me you already know this and facts aren't your highest priority.
You didn't even mention White Orchard, the beginning area, which leads me to believe you're either an idiot who talks about a game he hasn't played, or worse you're an idiotic blind CDPR fanboy who didn't play the game, but is trying to aggressively defend the game because he's a blind CDPR worshipper. Since I'm the kindest, friendlist and most generous person in this world, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume it's the former.
What, a tutorial area that you never need to go back to after you've left it? I'd hardly qualify that as part of the main game-world, as give me one single reason to go back to that area once completed in the early hours of play. But OK, you apparently being such a sweetheart, let my generous side come through in turn and grant you that third. I'm not sure what math you've taken, but that doesn't equate to 4-5. But something tells me you're going to cite, what.......Kaer Morhen and the Royal Palace? The funny thing is, you're obviously dumb enough to argue that areas such as these being separated by loading screens is enough to claim the rest of the game isn't open world. If you weren't going to mention these, then what makes 5? By your brilliant logic, Skyrim's not an open world either as many things (such as doors) necessitates loading screens.
What a crock of shit.
But let us get onto some of your other complaints (lest we remain misinformed) to see how true they really are: "The areas seem to be populated by the same copy pasted tree", and "bandits have all the same design".
Right, I rest my case. I'm not an idiotic blind fanboy, I'm just a person with little tolerance for people who spew flat-out bullshit.
There's a lot of misinformation in your post, the biggest one is that Witcher 3 is an open world game, it isn't. Witcher 3 is as much of an open world as Witcher 2 or Halo 5 are. By definition, Witcher 3 is not an open world game, it's a game with multiple areas to explore, specifically 4-5 seperated entirely.
It's not even a good game. The areas seem to be populated by the same copy pasted tree, every moving object has the same running animations, no seperate animations for men and women, same 3-5 houses populating the cities, all bandits have the same design, same sex animation for all romance interests, embarrassing romantic relationships, 2D foilage in a 3D world, terrible combat and a single swing to win animation for attacks as well as floaty movements and much MUCH more including narrative inconsistencies and terrible story padding. The gameplay is specially bad, and universally panned, despite it being the component you'll spend 50+ hours doing, it's the worst of the entire package.
Geralt is not a legendary warrior, or hunter. He's everyone's bitch, he's the bitch everyone keeps on verbally abusing as he does their errands for. He's the Legendary Errand Boy.
There's a lot of misinformation in your post, the biggest one is that Witcher 3 is an open world game, it isn't. Witcher 3 is as much of an open world as Witcher 2 is. By definition, Witcher 3 is not an open world game, it's a game with multiple areas to explore, specifically 4-5 seperated entirely. It's not even a good game.
Talk about misinformation. There are two separate areas, and huge ones at that: the mainland which encompasses Velen and Novigrad, and the isles of Skelliege which you can freely sail between. But from what else you wrote and edited in, something tells me you already know this and facts aren't your highest priority.
You didn't even mention White Orchard, the beginning area, which leads me to believe you're either an idiot who talks about a game he hasn't played, or worse you're an idiotic blind CDPR fanboy who didn't play the game, but is trying to aggressively defend the game because he's a blind CDPR worshipper. Since I'm the kindest, friendlist and most generous person in this world, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume it's the former.
What, a tutorial area that you never need to go back to after you've left it? I'd hardly qualify that as part of the main game-world, as give me one single reason to go back to that area once completed in the early hours of play. But OK, you apparently being such a sweetheart, let my generous side come through in turn and grant you that third. I'm not sure what math you've taken, but that doesn't equate to 4-5. But something tells me you're going to cite, what.......Kaer Morhen and the Royal Palace? The funny thing is, you're obviously dumb enough to argue that areas such as these being separated by loading screens is enough to claim the rest of the game isn't open world. If you weren't going to mention these, then what makes 5? By your brilliant logic, Skyrim's not an open world either as many things (such as doors) necessitates loading screens.
What a crock of shit.
But let us get onto some of your other complaints (lest we remain misinformed) to see how true they really are: "The areas seem to be populated by the same copy pasted tree", and "bandits have all the same design".
Right, I rest my case. I'm not an idiotic blind fanboy, I'm just a person with little tolerance for people who spew flat-out bullshit.
Just to throw you with some cheese.
The development budget for The Witcher 3 was $80 million. That's below average.
Only a very few other developers stand a chance to come relatively close to such an achievement.
There's a lot of misinformation in your post, the biggest one is that Witcher 3 is an open world game, it isn't. Witcher 3 is as much of an open world as Witcher 2 is. By definition, Witcher 3 is not an open world game, it's a game with multiple areas to explore, specifically 4-5 seperated entirely. It's not even a good game.
Talk about misinformation. There are two separate areas, and huge ones at that: the mainland which encompasses Velen and Novigrad, and the isles of Skelliege which you can freely sail between. But from what else you wrote and edited in, something tells me you already know this and facts aren't your highest priority.
You didn't even mention White Orchard, the beginning area, which leads me to believe you're either an idiot who talks about a game he hasn't played, or worse you're an idiotic blind CDPR fanboy who didn't play the game, but is trying to aggressively defend the game because he's a blind CDPR worshipper. Since I'm the kindest, friendlist and most generous person in this world, I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume it's the former.
What, a tutorial area that you never need to go back to after you've left it? I'd hardly qualify that as part of the main game-world, as give me one single reason to go back to that area once completed in the early hours of play. But OK, you apparently being such a sweetheart, let my generous side come through in turn and grant you that third. I'm not sure what math you've taken, but that doesn't equate to 4-5. But something tells me you're going to cite, what.......Kaer Morhen and the Royal Palace? The funny thing is, you're obviously dumb enough to argue that areas such as these being separated by loading screens is enough to claim the rest of the game isn't open world. If you weren't going to mention these, then what makes 5? By your brilliant logic, Skyrim's not an open world either as many things (such as doors) necessitates loading screens.
What a crock of shit.
But let us get onto some of your other complaints (lest we remain misinformed) to see how true they really are: "The areas seem to be populated by the same copy pasted tree", and "bandits have all the same design".
Right, I rest my case. I'm not an idiotic blind fanboy, I'm just a person with little tolerance for people who spew flat-out bullshit.
I was wrong, it was neither. Not only are you a blind worshipper of CDPR, you're an idiot who has the intelligence that rivals that of a chimpanzee with down syndrome. Not only did you prove my points, by naming the maps individually, you also used PR shots to prove I was "wrong" without realizing that they prove my points.
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