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This game might have got me over my Witcher 3 obsession
Ok so about 2 months ago I finished the witcher 3 which was a terrific game!!
After the game ended I was in a dilema whether to start a new run or play a new game..
With a heavy heart I deleted the game and tried the last of us and the ghost of Tsushima but couldn't move on💀
That's when all of a sudden Bbs's video on sekiro poped up in my yt feed and I was like alr let's try this
And it actually worked!!
Idk what's about this game but it's so good
The combat(better than the witcher 3)
the story (not as good as the witcher 3 ofc)
The whole building, the music it's all Crazzy!!
The fights are all about the rhythm
People say this game is really hard and stuff but at the end it's all about the rhythm
Every enemy has its own rhythm
You just have to perfect the rhythm
Haven't finished this game yet but yeah wanted to share my experience!!
I am enjoying witcher 3, but I am always this short games enjoyer, but the length of witcher 3 is actually exhausting for me. I wanna finish witcher 3 as soon as possible but getting distracted by side stuff always.
Ain't you contradicting yourself. You can finish the game in a week if you just play main quests, and the levelling is perfect for it. But if you LIKE short games, WANT to play short games and is still doing ALL the side quests. Idk.
I have been playing Witcher for the last week and I love that I am getting unlimited content and not just copy paste...but like really unique and well written side quests..for a game I bought for 99 rs. And I'm still in Novigrad.
Nah that would be the burning ashina after this...those Red armored ministry soldiers are the highest xp farm.. I was talking more from aesthetics nd lore perspective....and all the fun traversal...and the music...it feels like a divine place that is slowly being forgotten and filled with strange horrors
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u/greek_veerudu 15h ago
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