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The Witcher

Started by Piestrio, October 19, 2012, 10:50:53 AM

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Piestrio

October 19, 2012, 10:50:53 AM
So GOG.com has started making games available for MacOS and to reward good behavior I've picked up the Witcher: Enhanced Edition despite the fact that I'm currently balls deep in Xcom.

I'm having some trouble finding basic guides, I'm not really interested in a walkthrough but I would really like a "how not to completely fuck up the game" type guide.

Anyone know of one?

Perhaps you have some tips yourself?
Disclaimer: I attach no moral weight to the way you choose to pretend to be an elf.

Currently running: The Great Pendragon Campaign & DC Adventures - Timberline
Currently Playing: AD&D

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October 19, 2012, 12:12:53 PM
It's something of an open-ended game, you really can't screw up...make the decisions you think are best for you.

When it comes to character development, focus on being brutal with a sword, it's a good safe bet (although, again, anything will work...melee is just easiest).
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