First of all, The Witcher is a CD Projekt saga that penetrates 3 people. From the music adorned with magnificent melodies, and every part of it, it smells of labor, from its delicately created tasks. This is such a labor that I could feel myself near Tamriel's land after a long time. The writings on the mission screen, which are incredibly beautiful in previous games, are also evident in The Witcher 3. From the tiniest pursuit task to the ghost hunt, each mission has an incredible background story. Okay, so it was in previous games, and I admitted that there is a problem: The total number of missions in The Witcher 2 is likely to take place in the first two regions of the third game. There is an abundance and abundance.

The most powerful aspect of The Witcher 3 is that writing individual background stories for hundreds of tasks, and even surprisingly interconnecting “simple” side tasks that seem irrelevant.

At the same time, the freedom you have been given while performing your duties is at the highest level. There is more than one thing to do and how and how you do them is entirely up to you.

The task I was hit on - which many of my friends were incredibly affected by the same mission - is a ghost quest that we encounter in White Orchard. Tracking, trapping, solving mysteries… All of them are expertly reflected on your monitors. Especially when completing the task, there is a dialogue, harmful to the mind. Both the eyes of the person in front of us and the fragility in his voice ...