This is what I consider a great RPG. This is what people should praise (not The Witcher). On the one hand, you can say, “In the previous parts there were no interesting quests, unlike The Witcher, TES, etc. ,, , but just get involved in the process and you will understand why leading an army of 100 dummies in order to overthrow the king is better than going to save someone, carrying a frying pan to grandma or killing legendary monsters. In principle, even the multiplayer was quite interesting, at least Napoleonic Wars. Yes, now I’m talking about Warband and perhaps Bannerlord will suffer greatly in gameplay, but, roughly speaking, I gave reasons to wait for it, and not Cyberpunk or something else. Some people think that the games ,entertain yourself, worse than those that are based on manual elaboration of every cm of the map, but I believe that sandboxes should be released more often. After all, it is in the sandbox that you will be allowed to overthrow the king, and then burn all peaceful settlements( why not?), while Cyberpunk, and even more so The Witcher, will not allow you to simply kill a character you don’t like.