@muppetbabymastr: The only glitches I encountered in the Witcher 3 was one side-quest that didn't activate when I completed it, the rest is minimal visual glitches that doesn't ruin the game in any sense of the word. That's it and I've put in 350 Hours worth of playtime in just the main game. Buy it, it's well worth your time and one of the most visually gorgeous games out there.

Yes Yes Yes, we know all this BUT will it blend?
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@Manhasted: As a huge fan of 1404 and 2070, this game is nothing like them. My nipples will never be moist ever again after playing this atrocity!

I see Ubisoft at least tries to make a decent Assassin's Creed game but somehow it doesn't grab me, even with all the new features and tropical setting. It still seems...repetitive, generic and somewhat dull in its game play. Why? Well I don't know, maybe the series has run its course or strayed from its original intent as being a Splinter Cell game, set in an ancient world.

AC 1 and 2 (Original) were magnificent because they were spaced 2 years apart. Brotherhood & Revelations started feeling like a chore, finish the game before the next one is released. I bought Revelations but haven't finished it yet, meaning I haven't even set my sights on the third one and now a fourth will soon be released. Too much Ubisoft, too much.

Smart move, elders and hardcore gamers aren't really the target market, teenage girls are. Although a lot of guys play and enjoy 'The Sims' as well. Teenage girls won't ask for a high end computer or play it when they are forced to be online. Teenagers are probably one of the biggest gaps in the gaming market when you consider the 50/50 male to female ratio. A huge majority of games cater for the male psyche...or well, violent video games for the minority female gamers. The modifications looks like a huge improvement but I do think EA will milk this with 40 expansion packs and 60 stuff packs sponsored by companies who already paid everyone to release the game in their name.

@Lacarus Agree, accidentally deleted my comment. That's why people are mad, I guess

@VenkmanPHD @bunchanumbers So, murdering someone is on the same level as rejecting a product that depicts killing? It's like saying uptight nuns are the same as serial killers.