[QUOTE="LordofFlies"]

[QUOTE="thepwninator"]You don't come across the same people (but with different skins) every time you go into town. These alone make The Witcher a better RPG than Oblivion. As an RPG, Oblivion was absolutely horrid.Cherokee_Jack

Lol, I've heard some false statements in my time, but this one beats the cake.

Have you even played Oblivion? If so, you have most probably used the face creation system. This applies for all NPCs, and means that each NPC has a unique face. In The Witcher, there are only a few dozen staticcharacter models, just with different clothing.

Missed that part?

The statement in boldapplies even more to The Witcher thanOblivion. Although I'm not saying Witcher is bad. I like it more than Oblivion. Just that Oblivion is better in that aspect.

You don't come across the same people (but with different skins) every time you go into town. These alone make The Witcher a better RPG than Oblivion. As an RPG, Oblivion was absolutely horrid.thepwninator

Lol, I've heard some false statements in my time, but this one beats the cake.

Have you even played Oblivion? If so, you have most probably used the face creation system. This applies for all NPCs, and means that each NPC has a unique face. In The Witcher, there are only a few dozen staticcharacter models, just with different clothing.

Lol, I've heard some false statements in my time, but this one beats the cake.

Have you even played Oblivion? If so, you have most probably used the face creation system. This applies for all NPCs, and means that each NPC has a unique face. In The Witcher, there are only a few dozen staticcharacter models, just with different clothing.

Wait! You forgot F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin.