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Two decades in the making.

The best game for VR ever made and will be for a very long time.

Ready for my second play-through.

My favorite part of the game is hand downs Jeff.

Here's to another couple hundred of hours of dying. huzzah!!!

This game defines a love and hate relationship.

One of those addicting games where you simply can't just play one round.

Fun and Layered Progression System. Variety of monkeys, towers, and powers.

There are fun games, and then there are addicting games.

This is no doubt an addicting game. The ones where you say "just one more round", but end up procrastinating your whole day expecting you can compensate tomorrow-- only to find yourself playing all day again.

How is this game only $40? Sure, there are some mundane activities like traversing the world without mounts, grinding 60 levels, farming mats-- but these mundane activities also have satisfying rewards that also impact PVP.

This game definitely does not deserve a Mixed rating; and reviewing this game poorly due to server queues is ridiculous. Server Queues are necessary for the first week of popular MMO's launch or expansion launches. These are always temporary and necessary to still maintain a healthy balance after things die down.

This game feels like a mix of traditional MMO's and Battle Royale (if it were only 1 round forever) If you're into MMO's mainly for PVE than PVP, this might not be it for you-- although if they ever decide to add more hardcore dungeons and raids, that could change and it also seems like a possibility.

RATING: 6 out of 10

NPCs are added from backlash and feedfack because there was a massive lack of "rpg" choices and consequences in the game. Has implementing NPCS helped that philosophy? Yes and no.

Ultimately, Bethesda did what the fans asked, except the choices and consequences are still narrow and one-sided. What has clearly improved are the new factions which fabricates a sense of team war on the server.

New players should give leveling a shot. The Main quest-line has improved-- although its not innovative or that much different from the initial way of quest lines. (just a lot of less listening to Holotapes)

As for existing Players level +100 and end game content, there are new daily quests you have to farm for exclusive gear/weapons in your clan, but that's really about it for now. No major end game bosses, raids, dungeons. That has been the biggest let down for me.

Wastelanders really focuses only on improving leveling while end-game content continues to suffer.

Just like the other two Witcher games, the story and character progression is immensely immersive. You're not just getting a game but a Choose Your Own Adventure T.V. Series.

The Witcher Universe can be initially daunting and overwhelming, especially if you never played the first two games or read any of the short stories. But give it some time and you will see why this continues to be considered the best game of all time.