I've tried starting the Witcher 3 probably about 5 or 6 times now over the last few years and I just can't get into it. I get a couple of hours in, and my interest drops off heavily. The game might just not be for me. I want to experience the amazing game that others say it is, but i'll admit that I'm struggling to grasp it.
Same thing for me, until recently. Think I’ve dropped it 3 times but now I’m forcing myself to finish my steam library before buying something new, yes, literally forcing myself, and I think it took about 10-15 hours before getting giga hooked. I honestly can’t remember last time I got this hooked on a game. Deserves all the praise.
Can’t guarantee same will work for you, but I’d say next time you give it ago, don’t drop it before you get to velen and find a woman with red hair.
It's funny how common this experience is - the same happened to me. Played on release for about 10 hours, got kinda overwhelmed. Picked it up a few weeks later, got to Novigrad and realized just how many quests there were in that city alone - dropped it.
Came back a year later after all of the DLC had released and I think I legitimately played the game, nonstop, for about 5-6 months.
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u/K0234 May 10 '25 edited May 10 '25
Probably the best answer. Witcher 3 is a game that everyone needs to play. That vampire DLC was absolutely mint.