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I badly want to be able to equip a shield - they seem rather effective for some of my foes at least early on in the game - and I even more badly want that extra level of depth that defensive abilities lend any combat mechanism, and the parry ability in The Witcher 2 is pretty useless for the most part. But the lack of a decent "blocking/stamina/fencing mechanism" is painful. That way it won't be quite like playing the same game all over again or, rather, all at the same time.Īs Ethan notes, the combat does work quite well. In any case, I'm playing the Iorveth path on PC, so I'll play the Roche path on Xbox concurrently. This is also true of Skyrim actually, though that's in part thanks to the total bungling of the UI in that game for mouse-and-keyboard users. But there is definitely something more tangible and fun about using a controller as opposed to a mouse and keyboard. I'm pretty sure the game supports an Xbox 360 controller on PC as well, so I'll need to give that a shot next. All the attention to detail survived the port, even if the anti-aliasing isn't quite as sharp. And while some of the characters' eyes look inexplicably bloodshot and hollowed out compared to the PC version, I found myself caring less and less that the graphics were inferior to the PC version. I had to test this theory, and spent a little while this morning playing through the Prologue on Xbox 36o.
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