But now i have it down on medium settings with AA disabled and am getting a lot of Lag. In related news, Netflix recently announced that it had ordered a new series called The Witcher: Blood Origin, which is set a whopping 1,200 years before Geralt was even born.Jeffsmelcer eredeti hozzászólása:when i fisrt got the Witcher 2 i was able to run the game on high settings with AA turned on with little to no lage and a decent framerate. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Also it's sufficiently detached from its sequel to be almost completely fresh - playing The Witcher 3 won't spoil what happened in The Witcher 2, so you can go in with no knowledge of its story and experience it all firsthand.
While The Witcher 3 is perfectly playable as a standalone game, absorbing more of the series' stories is obviously a better way to understand its world. Also, to reiterate, it has the best character in the series (spoilers: It's an elf with an eyepatch named Iorveth).Īnyway, if you loved The Witcher 3, you'll love The Witcher 2 as well. Although its world isn't quite as expansive as The Witcher 3's, it has excellent narrative design and builds a more complete and complex construction of Geralt's character. It's great.Īnyway, The Witcher 2 is currently less than a fiver on the Microsoft Store, which is an absolute bargain. There's also an elf dragon called Saesenthesis and a load of sorceresses scheming all sorts of shenanigans. If you're unfamiliar with the plot for The Witcher 2, here's a spoiler-free synopsis: Geralt wakes up with amnesia and forgets lots of important stuff, like the fact he's supposed to be with Yennefer forever, and Triss, Yen's best mate, decides she'd prefer to keep it that way. It also has the best character in the series, in my opinion (although Gaunter O'Dimm and Regis come pretty close).
The Microsoft Store is currently running a pretty great deal for The Witcher 2, which is markedly different from the unanimously popular The Witcher 3, but still fantastic in its own right. If you've played The Witcher 3 but haven't touched its direct prequel, you're in luck. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is currently only $4.99 on the Microsoft Store.
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