Hi, I got the game (the OS X version) from gog and want to play the game in english. But somehow someone decided that I have to play the german version and the game seemingly does not give my any option to change that. But seriously - that has to be possible! So, how do I do it?

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The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is the most underrated game ever. It's perfection. The graphics are amazing: if you compare with Dragon Age they The Witcher: Enhanced Edition is the most underrated game ever. It's perfection. The graphics are amazing: if you compare with Dragon Age they are so much better even though this game is older.

The music is a masterpiece and fits perfectly everywhere. It really makes you feel like the places actually exist and gives the game a very unique and special feeling. The characters are very interesting and you want to know more and more about them all the time (very much as in Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn). The story is also awesome. I don't want to spoil anything but it really is great. If you like RPGs then buy this game. It's a masterpiece and one of the best RPGs ever made (Baldur's Gate II and Morrowind are the only RPGs I recon beats this game).

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• The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut Become The Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, a legendary monster slayer caught in a web of intrigue woven by forces vying for control of the world. Make difficult decisions and live with the consequences in a game that will immerse you in an extraordinary tale like no other.

Ah, the Witcher. The game I would love to love. This is my third time picking it up in the past few years. The first two times I couldn't Ah, the Witcher. The game I would love to love. This is my third time picking it up in the past few years.

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The first two times I couldn't make it past the second chapter. I could rave on and on about the good stuff: yes, it's pretty.

Yes it's nice to have a world where real people hate each other for real reasons. Yes, there is a LOT of character customization options. The flaws are there, however, and for me at least, they bog down the game to no end. 1) The fighting: As a few other reviews have said, the fighting is at first a breath of fresh air.

The timed click events are unique to the RPG realm, as far as I know. The problem is the lack of fluidity. Want to cast a sign? Make sure that you're done with your swing.

Want to switch styles? Make sure you're done with your swing. You get the idea. Add this to the inevitable boredom that comes with all gameplay styles eventually, and I was craving an autoattack.

2) The voice acting: Normally, I would brush over this. But this stuff is BAAAAADDDDD.

I respect the fact that it probably sounds great in Polish, but really. Youtube some cutscense if you don't believe me, then imagine those voices for 40+ hours. I have to listen to it in French so I don't punch Geralt. The problem is that if you don't read fast enough, you're toast for the rest of the conversation. Add this to the fact that there are a ton of cutscenes, and you've got a HUGE problem. 3) The storytelling: This is different than the story, which is actually quite good.

You know when your grandpa used to tell that awesome story, then you try to tell it to your buddies and it just doesn't come out quite right? That's the Witcher. The tone is off, the writing style is off, there are words that are out of place for characters, there are words that are out of place for the world, it's just sad.

No, really, I mean sad. The story really is relatively deep. But it is better told on the wikia site. 4) The girls: I've got no problem with a little hanky panky in my games, but this is nuts. It really takes away from the reality of the background. The problem isn't that girls throw themselves at you, it's that they throw themselves at you at oddball times and in oddball ways.

It's mature, but in a sappy sense. Sure, you can ignore them, but you can't ignore that they threw themselves at you. 5) The supposed choice system: It's not that it's not there. It's that it's missing a key piece: neutrality. There was time and again where I wanted to say 'Ya'll are idiots,' and the only options are to pick a side. There might be a lack of a morality meter, but trust me, the morality is there.

Again, this isn't a big deal expect for the backstory. You're a sellsword for god's sake! Act like one! I tried this game again so I would know what was going on when I gave the Witcher 2 a try.

I plugged through it for that reason. It's palpatable for that reason. But for those of you looking for a fresh take on RPG's, look elsewhere. The pros where enough to garner a loyal following back in the day, but the cons will turn off those who weren't interested from the start. It's not a horrible game, but it's not one that ages well. Here's for hoping that #2 is better.