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6/1/2017 10:15:38 PM
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Witcher 3: Blood and Wine worth getting?
I've been a big fan of Witcher 3 and poured 50+ hours into the game, but I've never bought any of the expansion packs. I've been thinking about getting [i]Blood and Wine[/i], because it seems like a sizeable DLC, but haven't bought a DLC in the past that I've been fully satisfied with (apart from maybe the Oblivion DLC's).
So long story short: should I buy the Blood and Wine, why/why not.
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Absolutely yes! It's a terrific end to such an amazing trilogy
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Every single one of it's dlc is worth the money.
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Yes It feels like a different game, area is so much more...not depressing
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4 RepliesFor some reason, The Witcher could never really pull me in. I beat the base game and still haven't touched the DLC. I really don't know what it is about the game. I should love it. I don't, though. The immersion just isn't there, I'd think it would be but it just isnt
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If you haven't both either expansions, get the expansion pass and play Hearts of Stone first
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1 ReplyOnly 50 hours ? 😛 you barely scratched the surface of the game! To answer your question, yes, Blood and Wine is worth it. It's almost another full game.
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2 RepliesBlood and Wine is definitely worth it. I'am actually doing another playthrough of the game at the moment. Have to collect all the gwent cards again.....
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If you like the base game then yes. If you didn't, this dlc won't change your mind.
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It was basically like buying a second game. There was so much stuff to do on that Dlc
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It's a no-brainer. It is how DLC should be handled for all SP games.
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Simple answer: if you liked The Witcher so far, then you'll enjoy the Expansion.
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You haven't truly had a hard run till you go bachelor Geralt.
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7 RepliesEdited by Cpt DogBlack: 6/2/2017 10:04:21 AMWitcher 3 or Diablo 3? I can't decide what to get..
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I just bought Witcher 3 complete edition yay, can't wait to play
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Yes it's an amazing dlc.
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I don't have it, but I've heard that Blood & Wine was really good.
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I highly recommend getting both expansions. They're both amazing.
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Get heart of stone and play that first. They both are extremely good, as good as the main game id say if not better
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Blood and Wine would have been game of the year if it wasn't a DLC. It's about 20-40 hours long with a great story and memorable characters and if you have completed the main game there is a nice nod from the devs when you finish the story of B&W.
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5 RepliesI wish i had more patience for Witcher3 cause it is a great game, i mainly stopped playing it cause it got to the point where to me it felt like a chore. Id put the game in, check my long ass list of Quests and just cry inside.
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Edited by HeadHunter: 6/3/2017 7:21:27 AMIf you enjoyed the game you will love it. Any other company such as Bungie would have slapped a 60 dollar price tag on it and sold it as the witcher 4. But CD Projekt Red cares about their fans and Blood & Wine is worth every penny.
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From what I've heard it's really good. I'm now looking forward to beating the main game and starting this.
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3 RepliesI bought the witcher 3 on day one and never could get into it. Made it just past the Bloody Barron and quit. I just started playing again about 2 weeks ago, and beat Blood and Wine last week. It is by far one of the best expansions I have ever played.
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1 ReplyYou absolutely should buy Blood & Wine. Why? It's the true ending for Geralt.
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2 RepliesI'm near the end of the main storyline and can't wait to start the dlc. It's been hard putting it off!
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2 RepliesEdited by Vgnut: 6/2/2017 2:37:56 AMBlood and Wine is the best piece of DLC ever made. It costs $20. Most companies would have sold Blood and Wine for $60 and called it "The Witcher 4" And if they had done that it possibly would have been 2016's GOTY.
