u/Giotto6X

What I mean is basically considering only one or very few pieces of evidence for the theory with a very superficial view and without taking into account all the other things

"Oh so you think he's trans just because he likes the dress and other feminine things???" is a point I see SO OFTEN and I'm like "NO, IT'S NOT JUST BECAUSE OF THAT".

I don't even believe in some of these, but it's funny to see how easy it is to deny everything while focusing on just one detail and ignore all the rest which is often more relevant and important:

CH3 Kris slash: Oh so you think just because they have a sword they did the slash?

Onion was killed by Normal_NPC: You seriously think Normal_NPC killed Onionsan just because Onion doesn't appear in Ch4 and Normal_NPC is there???

Deltarune is connected to Undertale: Smh why do people say believe this just because Kris' name has almost the same letters as Frisk then this game is connected to Undertale???

Dess/Holiday family member is the Knight: Oh so you think that just because the Knight has antlers they must be Dess/a Holiday?

Noelle is/will become the Angel: Smh you think that just because Spamton called her "Angel" one time???

Kris has a crush on Susie: Bro just because they defended her against King in Ch1 it doesn't mean they like her that way.

Some pavers have contributions that reach nearly the maximum, others require two or three thousands metals/ceramics

Same for mines, the one near the Dowser was almost full when I unlocked it, but the one north of the fisherman requires me almost 1300 of Alloys/resins

If I wait a bit, will that mine and other pavers get contributed more by players? Because so many of them look like they never get contributed by other players

To be clear, I know you have to make the final contribution yourself to unlock it, I just want to know if I should just unlock it immediately because each structure has a maximum treshold of contribution for other players or if it's worth to wait

I always watch the goddamned intro but everytime it gets to the "I believe that you're felling fine" I get so pissed off for Christ's sake

I've just had my worst day in my entire life and I have to hear this english prick tell me "he believes I'm feeling fine" can you fucking believe that???

I woke up this morning and twisted my ankle so bad, I had to go to the doctor. Turns out I have bone cancer and 8 months to live. I play an episode of this show and then you try to tell me I'm fucking "feeling fine"???

FUCK YOU, YOU BEAN AND FISH EATING MOTHERFUCKERS, I HATE YOU AND YOUR STUPID SONG

And even if I wasn't living through the worst day of my life, how the fuck do you get so pretentious to tell people how I feel? Can't believe I used to like this opening. Well, no more, they gonna call me "skip" from how hard I'm gonna skip this stupid song from now on

[This is not a dissing towards KCD2, I love the game and it's become one of my favourites OAT, I just wanted to vent about how good a specific part of The Witcher 3 and how almost unmatched it has been for all these years]

As per title, I'm surprised.

What I mean is not the writing and voice acting. I mean the direction, the character's expressions and animations...

Baldur's gate 3 is the only one who might top Witcher 3 for me. But I'm still astounded how good W3's dialogue scenes were.

The way some shots are uniquely framed, the way the characters move, their facial expressions, almost every dialogue feels absolutely unique and with a specific purpose in my mind on what the scene wanted to convey.

Most of them didn't feel like "dialogues" from a game (even if they are), because everything feels so alive. I've played a decent amount of RPGs, and most of them handle dialogue scenes pretty blandly, they all feel "samey"

I love to death Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, but I include it too among the "Generic RPG dialogue". Most of the it is just a banal shot/reverse shot of two characters talking with pretty undercooked facial animations.

I am not blaming the game for thay, this game is one of the biggest games I've ever played and considering all the other contents, it would be an ungodly amount of work to have the same polished scenes as in TW3, but that's all the more reason for which I now appreciate the latter even more (and it was already among my favourites)

I have accumulated over 1000 hours in TW3 across all these years, and I have RARELY skipped dialogues because so many of them feel so unique and detailed, and I just wanted to vent about this because it's amazing how the game's still so unmatched in this, Cd Projekt absolutely blew this out of the park