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Beth games are nearly all about explorating and are lackluster in storytelling.
Witcher is the exact opposite. A huge and beatuiful, but mostly empty world, but great quests and quest resolutions. Witcher 3 is one gigantic cutscene with some exploration and fighting in between ;-)
What a stupid argument. A film without the film is just a script ...
Fact is, Witcher has tons and hours of cutscenes that tell the story in a great way. And no, it is not all about the cutscenes. The quests are all very organic and well written. Look at the theatre-quest for Dudu, it is just great.
Crafting and combad is not very good, i give you that, but i repeat myself, it is a storytellers game.
I just finished that quest! That was the best thing ever!
I dont know how you call thw3's world is empty ? did play another game as i speak i spent 50 hours in tw3 only exploring
I mean in all fairness Bethesda don't do RPGs these days, they do walking simulators
And what is out there in the world? Question marks that mark monster nests, bandit camps and "hidden" treasures. Yes, i too spent 50 hours in a complete exploration run, but that doesn't interfere with an emtpy world. There is NO enviromental storytelling which is the absolute strength of Beth games. Beth worlds are interesting (at last F3, F4 and Skyrim), every point on the map can be something interesting or have an hour long dungeon beneath it.
Witcher has nothing of this. It is all about the story and the storytelling.
But what i can read from the majority of posts here is, that there is just a war going on between Witcher and Skyrim fans. So, everyone already has their opinion, no need to spend energy into explaining strengthes and weaknesses of the game *shrug*