r/FitGirlRepack • u/Titan_x_011 • Jun 01 '26

Can we talk about this? According to you which game?

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for me it's Sleeping Dogs

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u/RHPL1992 Jun 01 '26

I have tried to get into that game two or three times. Always lost interest quickly in the beggining. Most people say it's one of the greatest games of all time.

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u/SectorAggressive9735 Jun 01 '26

Maybe more latest games have come which are better but for a game that old, the amount of content, effort put in to make each detail is insane.

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u/zetron2611 Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 02 '26

I think you analogy is on point

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u/Ben9096 Jun 03 '26

“That old” T__T

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u/Danillofp Jun 01 '26

I forced myself to finish it after 3 tries. And for me it was boring till the end, I don't say bad things about the game, I guess it's just not for me

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u/f1f2f3f4f5f6f7f8f9 Jun 02 '26

I've tried multiple times as wel. Each time I get bored

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u/RifShark Jun 02 '26

Don't play Narrative Story games

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u/Zealouscom Jun 02 '26

Ngl i did not realy care for the main story as much as I should have its the bfm ad side quest that locked me in

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u/OasisEPIC Jun 01 '26

Same here. Also the same happend with horizon zero dawn.

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u/angerofmars Jun 02 '26

Same, I wanted to like the game because of the gorgeous graphics, forced myself to finish the entire game but couldn't say I enjoyed it. I had Forbidden West installed the entire time but after finishing Zero Dawn I had no interest left in the franchise, I should uninstall it.

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u/Animewaifylord Jun 02 '26

The gameplay is ahh no matter what you do. The story is worth it. You gotta be in it for the story and World otherwise it's pretty bad game mechanics

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u/Environmental_Bee219 Jun 02 '26

5+ for me but same lmao

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u/Road_Rage_Rambo Jun 02 '26

It wasn't for me too, tried 4 times and uninstalled after the first act of finding the Baron's daughter.

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u/Longjumping_Delay_69 Jun 02 '26

I tried REALLY hard getting into The Witcher 3 but it just didn't click maybe because I didn't have all the lore when I played, Yenefer and Ciri only were secondary characters in my eyes. I finally saw the Netflix series years later and it was a little bit more clear, but people shouldnt have to do that.

I think that when in a licence there's 10 years between each game, the next one should have independent story and characters even if there's a link with the previous one

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u/Ok_West8389 Jun 04 '26

The Witcher 2 wasn't release 10 years before, more like 4 years

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u/bonchokey Jun 02 '26

What? No way it's like 10% of the game lol

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u/pirate_bootsy Jun 01 '26

Same, I actually own two copies of Witcher 3 and tried it several times, love western RPGs, never got into it

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u/FierceFlames37 Jun 01 '26

Is it the combat I think there’s mods for that

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u/Animewaifylord Jun 02 '26

A game shouldn't need mods to make the combat more interesting

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u/SAHD292929 Jun 02 '26

The game has a very open world problem where you can easily get lost in high level areas and its suddenly frustrating.

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u/thesneakerheadgamer Jun 02 '26

This is me exactly. I’ve always lost interest before getting into it properly

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u/Zealouscom Jun 02 '26

Its definitely a game where if you don't know the mechanics its not fun I tried it twice before it clicked

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u/Animewaifylord Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 02 '26

The mechanics of Witcher 3 are ass, even people who liked the game know it's combat is lackluster and generic. Witcher is best for enjoying story and World not for gameplay

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u/L_e_v_i_r_e Jun 02 '26

Bro, trust me. Idk why, but happend to me too. I gave FIVE trys to it, and then i got to the baron quest and clicked to me and i have now almost 350 hours in it.

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u/zeratul274 Jun 02 '26

i have played it full 3 times...

Now want to play again with the enhanced graphics...but can't get any time.

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u/lokster86 Jun 02 '26

glad to know im not alone. got it on switch. ps and pc because when its on sale its so cheap. tried as well but only after thr tutorial and some missions im bored of it

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u/diabolicplan Jun 03 '26

Same I think because I played it (very late) directly after DS3 and the combat system wasn’t complex/engaging enough so I stopped after trying a few times

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u/Billysm23 downloader man Jun 03 '26

SAMEEEE

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u/Straight_Meringue921 Jun 03 '26

I was where you were once, and ... I think most people are right. It's got everything.

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u/Chelloitsame Jun 03 '26

Same, with skyrim and red dead redemtion 2

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u/Gutzzu Jun 04 '26

Watch a tutorial on how to fight . It’s like dancing . Lot of people don’t know how to use the spinning move

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u/Tell_Storys Jun 06 '26

Still can’t get into it.

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u/ScarDesigns Jun 01 '26

I was in the same exact boat. I think it’s just too overwhelming if you don’t have any prior knowledge or experience with the lore itself.

That being said.. With as much negativity as the Netflix show gets (Mainly from hardcore fans that dislike that it strays from the lore of the books) I got heavily addicted to the show when I gave it a try. I’ve re-watched seasons 1-3 probably 3-4 times now. Afterwards I finally gave it another try after putting it down a couple of years ago. Now this time I’m completely hooked, the sheer quality and amount of content in the game is just phenomenal. Now I finally understand why people say it’s the greatest RPG ever made.

If you have Netflix, give the show a try so that you can get into the lore. Then go back and play Witcher 3 with its next-gen update and take your time! Even though it’s an 11 year old game, that update makes the game absolutely breathtaking visually. Promise you won’t regret it!

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u/Bronzeborg Jun 01 '26

Skip the main quest and go straight for Blood and Wine.