I Finished The Witcher 3 (uhh... almost) Celebration! [Ended]

Well… This was SUPPOSED to be a very happy AAA game completion celebration, but as you already guessed…
Let’s cut a long story short (believe me, at the beginning the text here was much longer):

1) I work a full-time job, also I am married + 4 Year old son. This leaves me about 5-6 hours a week of total PC gameplay. No complaints, my life is sweet :D but it is sure tough to complete epic titles like The Witcher 3 GOTY with such a low budget. I think it is about 3 years since I “completed” any major game.
2) Was about to complete “Blood & Wine”, then for no reason I loaded a game and it was waaaaaay slower than it should have been. Tried everything, nothing helped.
3) Decided to call it a game and create this thread, with a long train.
4) GA train creation went badly (forgot I only have 10 GAs to gift each time), ended up deleting all 10 created GAs, only to discover it limited the cap of GAs I can gift to zero (facepalm)
5) Contacted support, raised my cap to 3, not much more feedback from them since… busy guys I guess.
6) Installed Witcher 3 on my super gaming laptop (why haven’t I done that before???), game works fine, no mods though.
7) Decided to start the thread anyway to get it going with a growing train.

You got the point.

Anyway, the unbelievable fact is: I ALMOST finished an AAA game!
let’s celebrate! Yay!

TRAIN INSIDE: Bots-Stay-Away-Link

First time I create a discussion, first time I create an invite only GA, and first time I create a train. hope everything works as expected.
Inside: 3 games, more to come, stay tuned. Train is lvl 3+. Enjoy! ;D

To conclude, I would just like to shout out to SG community. You are all quite a lovely bunch! Really enjoy the forums, even though some trolls do exist (like the one near Oxenfurt. every army needs its troll). With that said, I would like to bring my own message forward: Try your best to be optimistic. I know, not everybody was privileged to grow up in a loving family and to have a bright life. Some live in constant fear or abuse, every day, each hour. I did not say everything is pink, but I found out in my own life that an optimistic view is a life changer. Even if not all is good, try imagining how it can be better and move yourself towards this currently imaginative state of life. Optimism impacts your physical health, it can also save you from depression, but better than that – it changes how the world sees you, how it treats you. Eventually, optimism will change your reality for the best.