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You do a little "research", kill a griffin to find Yennefer's location and then y- oh sh*t, there she is right in front of you. Ater that, you land in the first area of the game. You are directly introduced to the characters Ciri and Yennefer in a dream (which already frustrated me a little, but let's move on). My problem actually began at the VERY start of the game. It was the feeling I had a day after completing the main quest that made me scratch my head. But when I asked myself if this was the main reason, I just felt like it couldn't be. Can we blame hype-culture? We most certainly can I think that the long wait, the delays and the constant flux of trailers and gameplay footage killed the hype a little, to say the least. It was great, but my expectations were much higher. The story was in no way the epic adventure I had hoped for. Ok, now that that's out of the way, let's begin.

I also have to say that you could encounter some mild spoilershere and there, so be on your guard if you haven't finished the game yet. Now that I think about it, I actually think it's this knowledge that ruined some part of the experience for me, but I'll get to that in a moment. So you should at least respect my humble opinion as a Witcher fan. I'll start by justifying my knowledge in " Witcher lore" by stating that I indeed played the two first games and even read all the books (yeah, I'm THAT guy). "Ok," you say "so why are you such a whiner in the title, you click-baiting bastard?" Well, my rude reader, because of my conflicted feeling about what most people were actually happy with: the main story.