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Awesomeness, BIG THANKS!

I'm fond of the Gothic series. I like how Piranha Bytes have created the world, where the NPCs behaviour has credibility, unlike others RPGs, and their gameplay choices. I couldn't keep playing Morrowind (I finished the base game only) after I known Gothic 1 and I'm a bit afraid of activating my copy of Skyrim for similar reasons.

I found this game interesting, but didn't play it a lot as it was a rental. It was a little hard, but that doesn't bother me.

The Witcher, especially second part ;) Elder Scrolls is great, but it gets boring before you are able to finish it and it starts looking more and more like tourist simulator (though still enjoyable, I must admit). Risen is a "rough" game, but it can be a lot of fun as well. I've stopped playing Drakensang after seeing ulgy graphics (yep, I'm that shallow:))...

As for Two Worlds, I didn't find first part enjoyable- stopped playing relatively fast. But the second (which I have won here on steamgifts, courtesy of EsDehKa;))- man, I love this game! Finally you don't feel like a loser while being a mage- quite the contrary: I simply summon 11 golems to take the beating for me, fall back a little, and start casting one fireball (with addidtional lightnings, because why not?) after another ;P The game still needs a lot of polishing, but I'm hopeful Reality Pump know what they're doing and TW3 will kick ass!(but still, it won't be better than The Wild Hunt ;P)

And of course- thanks for sharing this game with the community ;)

The witcher series is probably the best imo. Can't wait for witcher 3. Thanks for giveaway!

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Thanks for the chance. And also for the question you asked - the only one I've played is Witcher and TES: Morrowind and Oblivion so I'd like to know about the others as well. Of the ones I've played, Morrowind is better. Couldn't get into Witcher due to combat mechanisms and Oblivion just felt like a weaker version of Morrowind.

Drakensang was epic on PS2, loved that game :) Witcher I want to try and Elder Scrolls I always enjoyed :) Dunno about the others

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Can't really answer nor compare since I didn't play them all myself.

I, too, haven't played all of them, but nevertheless I don't hesitate to go for the Witcher series. If you're looking for a strong, mature role-playing game, this is it. Just don't get afraid of The Witcher 1's combat system, might take you a bit to get used to it.
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Games in the Witcher series tend to have mature, fleshed out and involving story lines and demonstrate a tangible difference to the game world on the basis of the player's choices. The first two games didn't feature a truly open world, but the third one is supposed to. Very excited!

The Elder Scrolls series are awesome in their sheer scope and because of the staggering number of things that the player can engage in. Those games can be real time guzzlers, despite a generally weak story.

Risen had an interesting world, and a lot of potential, but a lot of it was squandered away by way of generic fetch quests and a limited sense of progression in my opinion.

Drakensang and Two Worlds I've played very little of on my friend's system, so can't really comment on those...

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The witcher series is good along with elder scrolls the only problem for me in the witcher was the controls

Witcher for his story.

But I did not play all these games.

The great Gothic 1 and 2 :)

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Thank you! I like Witcher and Drakensang... haven't tried the rest.

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