This version started by throwing you into the action right from the off, apparently trusting that you either remembered enough of your previous Witchering to recall what each Geralt's magic signs did and how best to handle yourself in a fight or that you could muddle through regardless. This made me the happy owner of The Witcher 2: Nearly There Edition, an unofficial subtitle that I'm bestowing upon CD Projekt's initial PC release, which existed between May and September 2011. As I discovered upon returning to it recently, those who played it through prior to the release of the Enhanced Edition would benefit from a repeat run, while it's never been more receptive to new arrivals.īack in May 2011, I was eager to reacquaint myself with Geralt of Rivia after enjoying the original game and so I picked-up The Witcher 2 on day one. The first year of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings saw it undergo a significant evolution, transforming an already excellent and mature RPG into a highly polished gem.
Instead, it has as much to do with when you played The Witcher 2 as how you played it. This variation can leave one player scratching their head in befuddlement when they hear of the events that befell another, but it's not due to anyone misremembering quest details, game features or the story's closing sequence.
It's befitting of a game that features an amnesiac protagonist that the recounts of its players can vary wildly from one person to the next.
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