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Cogito, ergo sum

Polish postal, Why???

When I first played this I got very confused where to go since it was not linear like ds3. But damn once I found my way around the areas it was great bosses for the most part since we don't talk about bed of chaos of course. After O&S game went down a few steps. But Gwyn was great and the story was amazing. It's sad I didn't play these games in order to grasp it all. Btw after I beat Gwyn it immediately sent me to ng+ so. So I had to replay half the game to try the dlc which was great but very hard since I played naked so Artorias and Manus one tapped me with almost every attack. At least I did both endings. Overall amazing game, amazing franchise, amazing devs.

WOAH

I legit wasn't expecting this to be such a good game. But damn story was interesting boss fights very so satisfying and that deflect sound is just perfect. So much abilities, prosthetics and other cool shii, though I wanted for the first playthrough not use them against bosses. since It kinda cheeses everything. I would consider this game in the middle of from soft's other titles by difficulty, but by sheer fun and enjoyment on top. tier. Also final boss was the best in the entire series.

Underrated AF.

Yeah it's old, yeah it's janky first few hours I was thinking that I will just drop and never finish this. But when I got immersed I didn't mind the combat system and other shortcoming since story was good, it, wasn't that amazing since it was just starting to set things up for the future games and did a great job doing that. Only sad thing is you can't play after you finish the game. So don't miss side quests and "The Love Cards" if you know what I mean.

Also the ability to import your save file to future games is amazing. It allows you to build one huge story across 3 games.

Overall. If someone started witcher franchise with this game it would be harder to get in but I think it would be better overall experience to playing it from the begining.