We ' ve got to build that wall . <| sep |> Yeah I get what you mean ! At first I found it quite appealing . Finding the site of the first Noonwraith , having to read the Bestiary to learn about it ' s strengths and weaknesses , brewing the appropriate potionsoils and preparing for the fight . I really liked that . It helps to put you in the shoes of a Witcher working his trade . It ' s all part of the game , but I grew tired of it quickly . Not because I didn ' t enjoy it , rather because I usually only have a few hours a week to play TW 3 . For me personally , cutting corners is a must for me to make any meaningful progress through the game with the time I have to play it . That ' s why I don ' t like having to spend time in the menus looking for the right oil before fights . I ' m 146 hours into my first playthrough currently making my way through Blood Wine which is a fair amount of time spent , even with my corner cutting . I realize I ' m missing part of the game by glossing over the Bestiary stuff , but I ' m still enjoying it plenty .