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Now I have a sorc based version and am still fairing horribly. The games seems to have horrible designs for combat overall, making it very difficult to fight even the most simple of monsters that Witcher 1 proved easy beyond compare. I just have issues with the combat in general, its lack luster ability, its seeminly mid fight pauses and input lag, as well as how easily you fall victim to a signle attack death vs enemies seem to take 20+ hits.
Mind you, this delay is negligable, but in a game that clearly tries to imitate darksouls styled combat, where you can be killed by any monster you come across, and every fight is a life or death situation, and you arent a skilled monster hunter, but a moderately skilled swordsman getting by on the skin of your teeth against every single individual you come across, it kinda takes away from the overall feel that the character gives off. You have the additude of Duke Nukem, with the skill level of lucky drunk. You dont really survive based on training, skill and knowledge, you get away with purely lucky strikes and improvised tactics.
I really don't get your complain, to me it sound like incompetence from the user rather than a design flaw, i mean the combat system is not the best and could use improvements but it's no way near as bad as you make it sound like...
And the mechanics are problematic for me because there is no decent lockon system, combat seems to stuffy and rigid to be decent, and getting hit seems more like its a sure thing in most fights. and since there is a max level, I'm not going to delve into more than one tree, since combat is so difficult in early game, I dont even ant to think of it in later game when I'm weak on all three fronts, instead of weak in two, strong in one.
I dont want the combat in this game, and if there is a way to skip it, can I? Dark souls is punishing, but at least its combat is managable. This game combat feels more like me being a fish out of water and I just want some way to max level and get through it without dying 10+ times per encounter.
And others have said that about darksouls, dont focus one mob at a time, but thats how I play best. I do well to dodge other enemies and focus on target to death, then move to the next, but I dont see any kind of targeting system that allows me to always be facing my enemies. I just turn around to attack them and get hit from behind when I try to backpedal.
I did not know that. Now I really want to try again... ;)
When geralt decides its time to turn, 90 or 180, or anything, he requires a full movement stop and a moment of silence and perfectly motionless standing before he completes his turn so that he can continue his pathing. Its because of this that I continue to get killed.
Of course he can't take much damage, he wear medium armor and is trained to either dodge or parry attacks, on a sigle enemy, light attack x2 (or 3, can't remember) + heavy attack and them back off/Aard, trap the enemies (eventually you can get AoE traps (Yrden) and then chop them or get back and explode them with bombs, stunning bombs are really cheated.
And as eisberg said, set the game on easy, turn off difficult QTE and take it easy, don't just throw yourself in the middle of a group, again, don't esitate to abuse the roll.
That one fight, in the elven bath house. He killed me with a wide arc swing of his sword, while I was rolling.
Then you must time it better, i'm sorry, again, combat would need improvements but it's no way near as bad if you are not terrible to begin with...
Maybe you could try the Full Combat Rebalance mod, doesn't make the game easier per say but it does make it a lot more reactive, it may very well be your life saver in that case, other than that there is not much you can do but getting better :/
http://redkit.cdprojektred.com/?c=mod&m=show&p=77 <------- The mod in question.
I have such a childish mind sometime, made me laugh quite a bit... ><
I love the dark souls combat. Thats the kind of battles I thought this game was going to have at the very least, but when I finally beat the first one, and got into this, I found myself getting assraped by everything with a health bar without any incentive to properly use lube. I did better on my first ever foray into the Dark Souls franchise than I did in this game.