we can just use the wayback machine <| sep |> Had lunch with the family at 3 pm and now it is 1 am and I am still completely stuffed , stomach grumbling , and hating the feeling <| sep |> Thanks for the long reply . I ' ll give you a long one in return . I ' ve never played the last of us or portal 2 , so I ' ll be sure to try those out . As for The Witcher 3 , it ' s a fantastic game if played properly . Make sure you play on one of the two highest difficulties , as this forces you to make use of all the aspects of the game instead of just swinging your sword repeatedly Aspects such as potions , oils , bombs , and signs . At these high difficulties , you need to plan out your fights before they happen and fight strategically which imo makes it a whole lot more fun . I did a playthrough on both an easy difficulty and a hard difficulty , and boy can you tell the difference . Another thing is the story . It ' s an openworld RPG similar to Skyrim , but actually kept me very interested in the storyline of both main and side quests , whereas in Skyrim I basically skipped through every line of dialogue . Characters are much more interesting , and the dialogue is 100 X better Dialogue in Skyrim can be . less than ideal . How you reply in TW 3 very often affects the outcome of a quest , whereas in Skyrim this is very , very rare . You also need to actually think about context when talking to others . People lie to you in the Witcher 3 . Sometimes picking up on subtle contradictions or inconsistencies in dialogue can be the difference between killing an innocent man and discovering that the truth is a little more twisted than it seems . nudge nudge , wink winkAnyway , that ' s what I got out of TW 3 , hope you enjoy it as much as I did . Edit Forgot to mention that the graphics are freaking gorgeous .