Gabriel

The dodge gained from Acrobatics was also in the original. It was arguably cooler because a backwards dodge would see your character do a backflip.

I usually stick to roleplay builds with my characters, even at the cost of missing out on some other things. Like my main character at the moment isn't very good at magic, so he can't rely on lockpick spells.

The remaster has made it less definitive what skills matter though, since even minor skills contribute to your level now. I honestly prefer this.

Geralt is pushing 70 by this new game, let my man retire to his vineyard in peace with his love interest, he deserves it lol

I'm also pretty sure the books don't say that women CAN'T survive the Trial of Grasses, just that they're far less likely to. I'm excited to see Ciri's story, she looks badass in the trailer.

Honestly, how long have those games been available? Like yeah, we pay for the membership and privilege to play these games, but they're essentially free. They're not demos or trials, they're the full game experience, trophies included. I always figured that when they're taken off, it gives you (the player) an opportunity to support the game and its creators by actually purchasing the game.

They make scraps from PS+, how about appreciating the games they offer us? Or if it's so simple, make your own game and give it away.

Even if it made a comeback, there are plenty of gamers who wouldn't touch something designed by "talentless freaks".

Never gonna forget that post, and I'll forever use their words against them.

Only way it could make a comeback at all is if it became free-to-play. I liked the premise of "you own Concord, it doesn't own you" but it definitely didn't stand a chance alongside its competition.

That one dev calling people "talentless freaks" has definitely turned me off ever considering playing it though, even if it did come back for free.