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The Witcher 2

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Once I got into the Witcher(after I got into town) the game actually became quite enjoyable. As soon as all the false promises of a dark, sinister game with a, get this, moral system that effected the game world, wear thin, it becomes easier to get into. It actually follows a lot of standard RPG traits. I'm also rather certain the combat system turned many a gamer away.
And yeah, The Witcher 2 looks epic. They just need to refine the combat system and ditch the whole "I'm a dark emo fantasy game that's not really that dark and gritty with complex moral choices that will drastically effect everything but in reality only lead to obvious two-pronged forks in the metaphorical road."
 
Well what i liked most was probably all those original things like meditation and alchemy. Also the tech tree and the leveling going with those dots and rankings were also not the usual level numbers.

The combat system is very simple but the animation do make up something, they promised only to improve and The Witcher was certainly not a B-game... only not so well-known, i bet alot more people will hear about The Witcher 2.
 
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