The witcher 2 PC??

[Mossypne]

Is The Witcher 2 Pc only??

I really want to play it but only have xbox

 

[Sethzard]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

 

[Rastrelly]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

There's nothing hard in Witcher 2 XD But Dragon Age/Oblivion is a good advice.

 

[Sethzard]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

There's nothing hard in Witcher 2 XD But Dragon Age/Oblivion is a good advice.

I meant more hard to navigate.

 

[Kahunaburger]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

I'd say get Witcher 2, Dragon Age, AND Oblivion But if I had to pick two, I'd pick TW2 and DA:O, and if I had to pick one, I'd pick TW2. But it's not out on 360 yet so DA:O is prob your best bet for a WRPG.

 

[Sethzard]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

I'd say get Witcher 2, Dragon Age, AND Oblivion But if I had to pick two, I'd pick TW2 and DA:O, and if I had to pick one, I'd pick TW2. But it's not out on 360 yet so DA:O is prob your best bet for a WRPG.

I'd say oblivion, then DA then witcher.

 

[Kahunaburger]

It will be on xbox later this year.
Also in my opinion unless you like stupidly hard and complex games I would recommend dragon age/oblivion.

I'd say get Witcher 2, Dragon Age, AND Oblivion But if I had to pick two, I'd pick TW2 and DA:O, and if I had to pick one, I'd pick TW2. But it's not out on 360 yet so DA:O is prob your best bet for a WRPG.

I'd say oblivion, then DA then witcher.

It depends on preference, ofc. But between the three games, Oblivion is most dependent on mods to be good. (Ofc, the best Elder Scrolls experience IMO is to get Morrowind - which should run on any modern pc or laptop - and mod the crap out of it.) DA:O is also a lot better on PC because you can use tactics more effectively. Witcher 2 has combat that's a lot more suited to playing with a gamepad than the other two, and unlike DA:O retains its tactical depth even with the gamepad.

But I agree with you that it's a lot harder to get into. Gameplay is about as deep in both cases, but DA:O actually tells you how to do things. Story/writing is moderately better in Witcher 2, but it's also very lore-heavy and "learn as you go." Really, it depends on what you're looking for in a game.

 

[BigTortoise]

Technically The Witcher was never meant to be played on a console, though the developers are trying their best to make it work. I have The Witcher 2 on my PC but I can't play it because I have yet to buy a new GPU. Though I have played the first Witcher and I must say if it's anything similar to the second one you should indeed buy it for your PC. Just make sure your PC can handle it.