Re-inventing the wheel or wahtever was their words, not mine.

My point is that they didn't just polish their next game, or add a new element. Each new game has been a completely new gameplay experience. All 3 witcher games, while in the RPG genre I would classify in 3 different sub categories of those genre. You know like Witcher is your more standard MMO style click and watch attack. Witcher 2 and 3 are more similar in combat to one another, but are more action adventure/rpg in combat. Witcher 2 to 3 went from an inclosed world to a giant open world.

Ect. Most games do the usual keep the same engine and waht worked best in the last game and just improve upon it. Adding polish, refining, a new element or gimick here or there and see what works. Each witcher game has been basically built from scratch.

Re-inventing the wheel or wahtever was their words, not mine.

My point is that they didn't just polish their next game, or add a new element. Each new game has been a completely new gameplay experience. All 3 witcher games, while in the RPG genre I would classify in 3 different sub categories of those genre. You know like Witcher is your more standard MMO style click and watch attack. Witcher 2 and 3 are more similar in combat to one another, but are more action adventure/rpg in combat. Witcher 2 to 3 went from an inclosed world to a giant open world.

Ect. Most games do the usual keep the same engine and waht worked best in the last game and just improve upon it. Adding polish, refining, a new element or gimick here or there and see what works. Each witcher game has been basically built from scratch.

It's ok irstupid, as someone who has also played all the Witcher games(cough cough before it was cool) I completely agree and understand where you're coming from.

Even The Witcher 2 to 3 is one of the most drastic changes i've ever seen in a sequel, which is amazing considering the combat is somewhat similar.

Emm, GTA2 to GTA3?
Or more recently Skyward sword to Breath of the wild?

The difference btween COD games and Witcher games is vast.

While not as vast as going from say Killzone to Horizon Zero Dawn, I woudl compare it to something like that. Call of Duty to Call of Duty 2, is just another shooter. Same gameplay mechanics for the most part. Add something here or there.

Meanwhile Witcher games drastically changed teh way they played from game to game. Just go look at Witcher 1 and Witcher 3 in terms of combat. They are practically different genres. Killzone to Horizon is a bit extreme. Think more along lines of FF7 to FF15. Both fantasy rps's sure, but they play completely different. Some develeopers maybe can't handle the huge changes or can't come up with new ideas and feel stressed out, ect.

And then take into account that this is not going from Witcher 3 to Wicher 4, not it's going from Witcher 3 to whatever 2077 will be about. It's future sci-fi like already from what we can tell? Is it a 1st person shooter? A 3rd person shooter? whatever it is, it will be vastly different from Witcher 3 by the guns alone.

Just think of your own job. Say you a carpenter of some kind. Maybe you love doing some kind of carpentry work and hate others. Obviuosly if the place you worked at changed from doing some type of work to another this could upset you. Say you an accoutant and you like doing accounts payables, but hate receivable and they decide to switch you. Ect.

Did I say THE most? Did I say THE only? No. Why are you so focused on nailing people when you really don't have a case for it?