If you’re still sticking around the prologue area, I’m not surprised. It’s the least interesting part of the game. It introduces all the important concepts to the player, but trying to be a completionist there got me bored, too. The game gets much more interesting once you get the main plot rolling.

You are absolutely entitled to your opinion. But, as this is one of my favorite games of all time, specifically because I love the characters and writing. I can maybe understand why the combat might not be someone’s cup of tea (though I love it), but The Witcher 3 has some of the deepest and most narratively…

That’s what I said, it’s a 200+ hour game and this guy hasn’t left the main menu yet.

You haven’t even beaten the Bloody Baron and you’re waxing hyperbolically about the writing being objectively bad.

“It is bad, generic, the writing sucks, the characters are shallow, the combat is mediocre and extremely easy,”

It sounds like you’re an award winning, doctor with a degree in writing who also just happens to be the ultimate gamer in your pastime, haha.

I like to think I’m pretty critical of the media I consume, and…

Bummer you don’t enjoy it. I thought the writing was one of the best in fantasy but to each their own.

When I first started it, I was having doubts too. But I hope you stick with it because it became my favorite game of all time (not that my opinion matters to you). 

Maaaaaaaan do you need to get your opinions check out, the writting sucks? That’s just wrong on any level and I challenge you to find some that has studied writting to agree with you, the combat is only easy if you play on easy you probably played like an hour without paying any attention to anything and went well…

Witcher 2 really turned me away with its tutorial. At first I thought it was great that the game was showing me all the features and what kind of systems it had to offer, but then at the end it’s like “OK great so now you are an expert at all this, right? Here, fight these three guys who will all rush you at once!…

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, wrong as they may be. 

You can plug in a controller to your PC if you prefer to play it with that control scheme. That’s how I played it.

I am being hyperbolic. However, the difference is that once your account gets debited, perhaps fraudulently, the money is gone, and it’s up to you to get it back. Which may be easy, or may be not easy. With a credit card, the bank will put a hold on the charge and you are not liable for it until they investigate.

...never use a debit card.  Good advice in all situations.

That is 100% false. I suggest you look up why they actually changed the engine requirements.

... and now I’m sad all over again...

Didn’t realize they were fully banned. I do remember attending some ALMS races in the mid-2000s and Mazda had a 3 rotor Renesis-based engine in the back of an open top Lola LMP2. It ran for only a season or two before they decided to go for a more conventional DI 4 cylinder turbo engine, and changed bodystyles to a…

13B Doritio Power MX-5 in Super GT... it was a thing once.

So I'm not an expert on rotaries, but I'm seeing the potential for Direct Injection. The only spot it says no injectors is downstream of the Exhaust Ports or valves. And if there's an engine that could use some DI, it's the wankel. You could in theory split the oil and gasoline injection into 2 different stages on the…

I don’t know if they were banned again, but after Group C collapsed they came back but with air restrictors that choked them and no variable length intakes.