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DArtagnan
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Are you talking about that scene where Geralt wakes up in the tent with his lover? I'm not quite sure why that would be awkward for you - but I guess that's down to personal preferences.
It's all in good taste, in my opinion.
I don't think anyone is disputing that there are linear sequences in the game.
I agree that some are too long, and it's not the best part of the game.
The introduction sequence is quite long and it sure does take its time introducing the mechanics and such. The prison sequence is for the stealth mechanics, largely, and given how few times you really have an opportunity to use them - it's definitely too long.
I didn't mind it when I first played it, though, because I was really enthralled in the atmosphere and the writing.
For a fantasy game, it's definitely one of the more mature examples and I can't recognise the teenage thing you're talking about.
It's unfortunate that Bioware can't write a compelling or plausible character to save their lives, though.
Well, given the amount of times you've repeated your strong dislike of what you've tried of TW2, it seems you've pretty much made up your mind.
Lately, I've seen a lot of negativity in general from you - almost as if you're enjoying being controversial and openly disliking what you know other people like? Am I imagining this or are you just cranky for some reason?
My advice is to trust yourself if you feel so strongly about it.
The game has a few of those sequences, though the introduction is by far the longest - and if you can't stand them, just stay away.
I'm not a fan of such sequences myself - but I'm a big fan of compelling and mature writing, which is what I think TW2 has a ton of. It's also beautiful and it has a very active and entertaining combat system.
But to each his own and no worries.
