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With the main characters I do tend to listen to everything... although sometimes I can't help but read on and skip if it's taking too long for them to spit it out. I am loving the game itself, I just wish it wouldn't be interrupted as much for cutscenes... less would be better for me and still with a slight trimming of the dialogue. I finished the Bloody Baron quest. It was a good quest but it could've done with a boss type character I thought. Now I'm doing some secondaries and Witcher contracts... hopefully find some beasties to slay!

I don't find the difficulty an issue and for the majority of the dialogue it is fantastic... but there's a lot of needless dialogue in there too. It's that I'd prefer was cut. I've been enjoying a lot of the dialogue with the Baron.

Bloody hell Blade!!! To echo Daft, just get it!

I can't thank your post enough @Daft! I've joined the Labour Party to fight the corner of Corbyn. I'd have never done so for any other MP, that says it all for me.

Gove knows himself that he'd be a shit PM... [tweet]748480564085268481[/tweet]

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I do enjoy the monster hunts! I'll be doing as many of them as I can.

Yeah, I've played MGS, a bit of MGS2 & 3... I hate them. Seriously think they're the most overrated tripe out there! The Witcher is still a very good game and I'm enjoying it, but I just feel the flow of the game is broken far too often.

I'm nearing the end of The Bloody Baron quest-line (I think)

I couldn't agree more!

I agree that Nintendo don't showcase/present their games very well... but I much prefer the Metroid Prime way of storytelling to numerate cutscenes! Whilst I've been playing The Witcher I've been reading the subtitles and skipping the voice-acting as its too long-winded and drawn out for me... plus Geralt's voice annoys the hell out of me!

So still March... I think September is too late too. They need to get it shown so word of mouth can spread about the console as well as reports online. The general public won't be reading gaming sites for reports and hands-on impressions etc. They'll hear about it from word of mouth from friends, their kids etc. People are buying stuff or saving the pennies for Christmas at September time. Their focus will be on things for that. Nintendo need to show it prior to them so people can at least consider putting a little money aside for an NX too. If it is even appealing.

This is exactly how I feel. I hate that it's disappeared into obscurity!

This was my initial reaction after the trailer and first Treehouse section at E3. Which was then followed by this: Then this: Given how I was underwhelmed after the first showing but have come to be piss-myself-excited for the game after more, I don't think you need worry all too much.

There's been nothing from Nintendo themselves in regards to any number of main dungeons as far as I'm aware. At the mo it's all conjecture I think.

@drahkon, it's been said that potions will be in the game too.

I still post on Facebook about the Referendum aftermath and will keep doing so as long as I feel things need be brought to people's attention... and it's always good to discuss matters. If they don't want to see it they can always unfollow me.

A lot of the U21 team aren't even 21 yet, I'd have Southgate there a little longer, really make that team a team that knows, intrinsically, how to play together. Then promote them when the time is right with Southgate as a part of the senior setup, but not necessarily manager. We need someone a little more technically astute I think.

We've a wealth of talent within our youth ranks. Rashford isn't the best of it by any means, he's just been given a chance at his club, that's the difference. Our Under 21's won the U21 Euro's a few weeks back... we should bloody start pushing for this talent to be nurtured by the clubs they're at to better our ambitions for the future national team.

Good tournament, we got as far as Spain! ::shrug:

@drahkon he cut down the trees to form a bridge because the water was too cold in this region, you lose health rapidly when swimming in it. They've purposefully not given much away in regards to the story but have said that they removed the towns from the demo because interacting with NPCs would've given away the story. What you're best knowing is that ruin has befallen Hyrule and Link has "awoken" to save it from peril. There are different styles of weapons too which each have their own move-sets and effects on you weidling them (heavy weapons and you'll not be as nimble). It's been rumoured to have main dungeons in addition to the 100+ "shrines", but I don't know if it's been confirmed yet. I don't think it's a reinvention as such, more that it looks to be the Zelda I've always imagined!

The things you can do in this game are brilliant!

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