skylineR390: This game is not a game in itself, it is an expansion to the witcher 1. When I heard rumors of its brevity, I' never imagined it would be so short. Only 2 chapters and a half. Because chapter 3 isn't a chapter at all, looked more like 1/4 of chapter to me and then we have the epilogue which is less than 10 minutes long. Seriously What's up with that.

I am in love with the graphics, the voice acting, the story, yes the story I said it. It engaged me on a personal level. All that is great but the brevity ruins it all. I feel like the game was chopped at the end rather than finished.

Some may argue that the high re-playability value makes the game way longer, however, I have absolutely no desire to replay the game. I don't wanna take other paths and make other choices. I am completely happy with the choices I made and I would do nothing differently.

227: The point of different playthroughs isn't to make different decisions necessarily. You get a better idea of the story and learn things that supplement the things you learned from the first playthrough, sometimes things that even change your opinion of things that happened.

Until you've played through Roche's path AND Iorveth's path, you haven't technically finished the game.

axhed: act 1 = exposition
act 2 = development
act 3 = resolution

the length of act 3 was perfect. everyone who mattered was gathered into one small ruined city.

do you really wish the game would have been lengthened by people running away right before you killed them, or more switcheroos when you're on the last step of a very long quest?

the act number is not a progress bar.

skylineR390: NO, I wish the continuation of the story. I wanna go find Yennefer, I wanna participate in the upcoming war, I wanna help reunite the northern kingdoms.

skylineR390: I wanna go find Yennefer,

skylineR390: I wanna participate in the upcoming war,

skylineR390: I wanna help reunite the northern kingdoms.

skylineR390: NO, I wish the continuation of the story. I wanna go find Yennefer, I wanna participate in the upcoming war, I wanna help reunite the northern kingdoms.

227: The point of different playthroughs isn't to make different decisions necessarily. You get a better idea of the story and learn things that supplement the things you learned from the first playthrough, sometimes things that even change your opinion of things that happened.

Until you've played through Roche's path AND Iorveth's path, you haven't technically finished the game.

skylineR390: I wouldn't play Iorveth's path simply because it would mean to betray Roche and it would cause the death to most of his unit. Actually this is a critical part in the game.