▲ 157 r/witcher

Is it hard to get the achievement full crew?

I'm on my first playthrough and just got this achievement and I'm wondering how many people end up getting it?

u/CorrectHat1001 — 1 month ago
▲ 436 r/witcher

Is the Gwent tournament scripted to be won? (Novigrad)

I was doing the Gwent tournament and the first few matches felt pretty effortless and easy. The final was probably the hardest Gwent match I've ever had and I had to think so hard but like the build up to the final was easy.

Was it scripted to let the player win?

u/CorrectHat1001 — 1 month ago

When did Alexander realise Elias was gay?

I've been wondering this for a while since when Alexander kissed Elias he was taking a big risk, one he would probably only take if he was certain Elias liked him.

So when did Alexander realise Elias wasn't straight?

u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Is this good for my first souls game?

I have been wanting to get into the souls genre for a longtime and since this is on Xbox gamepass should I give it a try?

I downloaded it many months ago but couldn't get through the first 10 mins since the camera was extremely bad. Like turning the camera instead of being smooth was extremely choppy and broken up.

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

This movie changed my life

So I'm 15 and since I was like 11 I have been struggled with who I actually am. I've been trying to hide who I am and I've been lying to everyone I know to try and stop people believing I'm gay. I've even tried to get a girlfriend just to stop the rumours.

I also had internalised homophobia because of this. I absolutely hated myself and when I looked online at other members of the LGBTQ community I didn't feel like I fitted in with them.

It's very hard to tell I'm not straight and only like my closest friends really thought I wasn't.

I absolutely just hated myself man so much. Then I watched this movie a few months back and it changed everything.

Elias and Alexander resonated with me so much since they wasn't overly exaggerated as being different they just felt like normal people. They didn't seem different to anybody else and that really helped me since I was always afraid that being gay meant I had to be different to everyone else not just in what I like.

I'm not the best at conveying my emotions in words so I'm gonna leave it here since I could be writing for hours. I just wanna say this is an absolute masterpiece of a film and has changed my perception on myself and brought me out of a dark place.

Thank you whoever made this 👏🏻

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

This film is a masterpiece

Anyone who can sit through this movie and at the end of it state that it was not good must not like movies anymore.

I'm fine with you disliking a movie but if you cannot see the masterpiece in this movie or at least see any positives why watch movies in the first place.

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago
▲ 766 r/witcher

I already fucked up my first playthrough

So I haven't met yennefer yet but I heard she's a bit of a dick and that doesn't suit me so I was gonna try and romance Triss cos she seemed really nice.

So me and Triss were doing really wel-

OH SO I THOUGHT

When I said I love you she fucking rejected me. I didn't think that was even possible. I tried so hard to romance her. The only thing I did wrong was not kissing her but that was wayyyy to fast for my liking.

Is it cos I had a one night stand with Keira Metz?

Now I'm gonna have to get with Yennefer since I don't want him to be alone cos that's pretty sad.

u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Did I get it for free!?!?

I haven't paid for any dlc. I didn't even pay for the game, I got it through gamepass. I was looking at the dlc and it randomly said install idk why. So I pressed it and now it's all downloading but I have never EVER purchased anything to do with vahalla.

u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago
▲ 1.8k r/witcher

I killed wh*reson junior

You see in most games I would be certain I did the right thing, but in the Witcher it never seems to be that simple?

How badly have I messed up?

u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

You guys are so nice

So basically I came here to ask if I should play vahalla since Witcher 3 is leaving gamepass.

Y'all said yes and I absolutely love it.

BUT TO TOP IT OFF.

SOMEONE BOUGHT ME WITCHER 3.

You guys are the greatest and also just the discussions are so much better here than on X

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Is the dlc worth it?

I'm considering picking up Ubisoft+ in order to get all the dlc. Is it worth it though? Like is the content good.

Right now I'm in absolute love with vahalla and feel addicted so will this be even better for me?

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Hated now love

A year ago I put 40 hours into this game and absolutely hated it. Like I despised it. All I did was the main story and I rushed through it all and I just struggled with leveling up and stuff so I dropped it.

Then three days ago Witcher 3 was announced to be coming off of Gamepass which is tragic for me since I was 55 hours in and absolutely loving it.

So I deleted the Witcher and felt extremely down. I just couldn't find anything to fill the gap. I wasn't in the mood for anything.

But for some reason I re-installed Vahalla and my word I was blown away.

I've been taking my time with it and doing all the side stuff and exploring England, finding places that I go to irl regularly.

I've not touched a main mission but I've put at least 10 hours into the game it is just so good and I don't understand how this game can be hated.

This is a masterpiece..

u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Should I play?

Ok so I was playing Witcher 3 for like 55 hours but it's been removed from gamepass soon so I couldn't finish it. So I deleted it. I also deleted RE7 out of rage which I was gonna play.

I just feel down after losing Witcher and want smth to turn my brain off to.

Is this a good game for that?

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 2 months ago

Is it worth it?

I put 40 hours into it back in January but I didn't really enjoy it. In all honesty I was worn out when I played it though as I spent the whole of 2025 just with assasins creed. I had a break in 2026 then played unity afterwards and loved it.

Maybe if I go back to shadows now that I've been playing other games I will enjoy it?

I loved odyssey

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 3 months ago

Do I need a shotgun? Anddd

So basically this is my first horror game. It's certainly horrifying and just moving around the baker house scares the fuck out of me. I've been using a pocketknife for all the combat or a pistol.

I saw a shotgun but idk if I should bother with the puzzle to get it if it's not even worth it.

The game is incredible though and a fresh air to the big open world games I play.

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 3 months ago

How to get into the industry

So I'm 15 and I'm very passionate about the video game industry and I kinda wanna know like how to actually get into it. What degrees I need exectra.

I honestly don't even know what role I would enjoy. I'm quite a creative person i used to co write stories and stuff and I love the narrative side of games and that would be a dream come true to manage to work in that side of the industry.

Maybe even being a developer? I can learn code but I feel in the near future around the time I'm an adult it would've been replaced by ai.

I can do basic python but that isn't used for development is it.

I just love the industry so much and wanna know how to even get into it.

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 3 months ago
▲ 0 r/rdr1

Weak story

The story isn't bad or anything but compared to rdr2 it feels really weak. Bill and javier had little to no background info given and without me playing rdr2 first I wouldn't give a fuck.

Secondly it all just feels rushed.

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u/CorrectHat1001 — 3 months ago