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I'm glad you were able to run it, shame about the upgrade not continuing that performance though. A very strange turn of events. The side quests can be a little tedious but I played it relatively slowly and enjoyed how they unfurled throughout the campaign =)
I definitely agree on the narrative, and yeah the ending can be construed as a punch in the gut, I'm not sure which side of the fence I'm on about it to be entirely honest.
With that said, the narrative of this game is one of the greatest I've ever played. It's up there with Assassin's Creed 2 and Witcher 2 in my opinion. I thought the graphics were sometimes incredible and other times pretty good. The ending was a punch in the gut.