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Completely destroyed Kratos and the saga. The story is trash and super boring. Most missions and bosses are completely forgettable. Although the gameplay is kind of fun with Kratos, it's too easy at times, even at the highest difficulty, and playing with Loki is utterly uncomfortable. Atreus is a soyboy, and Kratos is soft AF in this game. They really want to kill men's testosterone nowadays, lol.

completely destroyed Kratos and the saga. Atreus is a soyboy and Kratos is soft af in this game. They really wanna kill men's testosterone nowadays lol

It's a very fun game, specially if you like Star Wars. It has it's flaws, one of the biggest ones, for me, is that traversing the map takes way too long, even if you got a mount/speeder. It can be very confusing how to get to your ship, and you cant teleport to it unless you buy the upgrade with cartel coins. You also need to buy the pass to use some of the best gears and weapons. But overall, it's fun, tells cool stories and has multiple classes you can choose to play with.

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"Shadow of the Erdtree" presents a breathtaking and unique map that invites exploration, much like the base game, albeit on a slightly smaller scale. The verticality of the terrain adds an intriguing layer of complexity, though it can occasionally lead to confusion. The soundtrack is, as expected, phenomenal, enhancing the immersive experience. The bosses are well-designed and challenging, though some of them may not leave as lasting an impression as the iconic foes from the base game. The new weapons and armor sets introduced in the DLC are exciting additions that offer fresh gameplay possibilities, while also giving clues about the story. However, the scaling can feel uneven, occasionally making the game frustratingly difficult. Some enemies are so aggressive that summoning spirit ashes becomes impractical, and certain boss fights suffer from problematic camera angles, detracting from the enjoyment. The ending also leaves much to be desired, detracting from the overall experience. Despite not reaching the heights of the base game, "Shadow of the Erdtree" offers a worthwhile experience for fans. It may not be a perfect 10/10, but those who enjoyed the vanilla game will find much to appreciate in this DLC.

The map is insanely beautiful and unique. There's a lot to explore just like the base game (a little smaller) with a lot of verticality, although it can be confusing sometimes. The soundtrack is awesome as always. The bosses are awesome, but not as memorable as the original ones. The scaling can feel a little bit off, making the game extremely hard for no reason sometimes. The new weapons and armors are great too. It's an amazing experience, and if you like the vanilla game, you're gonna enjoy this DLC too.

"Blood & Wine" is a transcendent DLC that, much like Hearts of Stone and the base game, left me in awe. Words can scarcely capture the emotions I experienced while playing it. The story is intricately woven, rich with depth, and brought to life through exhilarating missions, epic boss battles, and unforgettable characters. The new map is a masterpiece of design, offering a fresh and authentic atmosphere that stands out brilliantly. The soundtrack is a work of art, sending chills down your spine and drawing you even deeper into the world. The abundance of new side missions, weapons, upgrades, and intriguing places to explore adds immense value to the game. It provides a perfect and satisfying conclusion, further cementing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as the greatest game ever made, and establishing Blood & Wine as the best DLC ever created, in my opinion.

"Hearts of Stone" is an extraordinary DLC that elevates The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to unparalleled heights. The narrative is one of the finest I've ever encountered in any fiction. The characters are crafted with remarkable depth and authenticity, making every interaction unforgettable. Each mission is a masterclass, seamlessly blending excitement and challenge. This expansion is nothing short of breathtaking, enhancing an already magnificent game. For me, it solidifies The Witcher 3's status as the greatest game ever made.