As I already wrote in one of my reviews, very often I don’t want to waste time on long games because they take time away from other projects. But The Witcher is a game in which I simply lived at the time. I gave her all my free time. I looked for all the quests that were in the game, trying not to miss anything, even the “?” icons, although usually there was nothing interesting there. What do I have to do with this person who doesn’t buy games at full price, and bought the Witcher with a 50% discount for the basic version without DLS. But when I finished the main game, I simply couldn’t wait and bought the “season pass” set for the full price and didn’t regret it one bit, because the additions turned out to be almost better than the main game.
In short, The Witcher 3 forced me to make exceptions to all of its rules, namely, I spent 250 hours on the game with all the additions, I did not spend so much on any other game and bought it (albeit partially) at full price.