The Witcher/Awesome: Difference between revisions

** ... The Witcher 2's combat system is more action-packed and reflects the kind of combat in the first game's intro movie. The first game's combat system was an uneasy combination of real-time and turn-based, leaning towards real-time, but the second game's combat gave a much stronger sense of Geralt's agility and versatility. This makes the above example a systemic moment of awesome that harkens to the very first experience anyone has with the first game.

** Witcher 2's Enhanced Edition reinforces this with its [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwCXw8m0PHI new opening cinematic]. Letho displaying his combat tactics from throwing an archer off-balance with a magical bomb, evading blows with his cat-like agility and finally [[Human Shield|hiding behind a swordsman to protect himself from a mage's fireball]] not only marks him as a credible threat for Geralt but also showcases legimate combat tactics for the actual gameplay (save for some [[Gameplay and Story Segregation]] like Letho actually grabbing his [[Human Shield]] instead of tricking him into the line of fire.)

* Why hasn't the fight with the golem in the first game been mentioned yet?