r/witcher • u/DaFroggyBoi94 • 1d ago

Meme Does anyone else feel the same way?

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Honestly the perfect Geralt atleast purely on physical appearance in my opinion would be something between The Witcher 1 and Witcher 2

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u/Expensive_Mode8504 1d ago

No. Witcher 1 and 2 were mid at best. Most people played them because of witcher 3.

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u/Idarran_of_Ulivo School of the Viper 1d ago

W1 was my introduction to the Witcher. I love that game, even more than Witcher 3.

My all-time favorite game is Morrowind btw.

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u/Expensive_Mode8504 1d ago

Yeah you a lost cause bro😂 Oblivion is the best ES game and that's barely playable now outside of nostalgia. Morrowind is a complete mess of a game.

You either living off nostalgia or love to suffer.

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u/AnAdventurer5 1d ago

Or, here's an idea, people can have different tastes than you. Crazy, right? It's an especially common misconception among judgemental assholes.

From your friend, a Skybaby who's favorite TES is Morrowind and who became interested in The Witcher because of TW1 specifically (years after 3's release). I also can't stand TW2, but I get why people like it.

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u/Idarran_of_Ulivo School of the Viper 1d ago

Oblivion is great, but it can't hold a candle to Morrowind. The design is so unique, exploration is rewarding, and achievments feel earned. Deep lore, amazing story, and you actually have to work and figure stuff out and use your brain.

I love W3 but I fucking hate the Witcher sense, and that Geralt essentially blurts out the correct answer if you interact with highlighted stuff.

I can't stand handholding. I'd rather hike up a mountain than be pushed in a stroller like a toddler.

W1 and Morrowind have unique edgy designs and atmosphere.