shio said:
I did not rush ME, I went at my own pace and I would never skip dialogue (my fave RPG is Planescape: Torment). Mass Effect is just short and has lackluster boring side-quests. The Witcher was never hyped. It came from an unknown polish dev, CDProjekt, and many reviewers just gave it a could shoulder thinking it was just another boring RPG. But many people that have played both games seem to prefer the Witcher. user reviews wise, The Witcher is ahead of Mass Effect. On metacritic: Mass Effect - 8.7, from 464 votes The Witcher - 9.4, from 348 votes The enhanced edition of The Witcher (out in may/june) is going to make it even better, by fixing it's 2 main problems (loading times and fighting precision), adding content worth 5 hours of gameplay, while also rewriting 5000 dialogues and redoing some voicework, 100 new animations and facial expressions, and a whole lot of tweaking. |
Try a site where nobody can just write "Mass peice 'o crap" with the click of a button
On gamespot:
mass effect: 9.2 based on 1052 user reviews
The witcher: 8.8 based on 322 user reviews
this actually makes more sense, sales-wise, since pc games don't sell as much as console games. (And mass effect has sold ALOT.)
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