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 look for clues using Geralt's Witcher Vision (basically, Arkham City's Detective Mode), and kill a monsterbut the circumstances are always different. The stories are all fairly intimate, too, making Geralt's decisions feel both important and personal.That extends to the main plotline, as well. So far, there's not much to itthe titular Witcher Geralt looks for his adopted daughter, Ciribut the edges of the story ooze with details. The political machinations of the gentry and the lower class's suffering give the world texture, while Geralt's personal stake in the quest makes him an easy character to identify with.So far, fighting is

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