I used to shit on this game when it released but honestly it really isn't bad. Specially when you get rid of the FOMO and just do the stuff that you want to do.
Take it easy, search up for a build online if you're overwhelmed by the skills and feel free to use potions and oils if you want. They're not needed on average/normal difficulties.
The main quest can be kinda eh because it blueballs a lot due to the lack of climax, but all the sidequests have some kind of plot twist, depth and story rather than just "go from point A to B and kill monster" and I genuinely appreciate it.
It took me quite a lot to enjoy Witcher 3 (hell.. 5 years to be exact) and I don't fully understand why.
It deserves all the praise that it got. I think It's just that I disliked open world games back then, specially after coming from 100%ing witcher 1 and 2.
Take it easy, search up for a build online if you're overwhelmed by the skills and feel free to use potions and oils if you want. They're not needed on average/normal difficulties.
The main quest can be kinda eh because it blueballs a lot due to the lack of climax, but all the sidequests have some kind of plot twist, depth and story rather than just "go from point A to B and kill monster" and I genuinely appreciate it.
It took me quite a lot to enjoy Witcher 3 (hell.. 5 years to be exact) and I don't fully understand why.
It deserves all the praise that it got. I think It's just that I disliked open world games back then, specially after coming from 100%ing witcher 1 and 2.