There is no greater foe in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt than the crushing weight of your own indecision.
At any given moment, a dozen different threads of plot demand your attention. They’re all involved stories, too, with unexpected twists and complex relationships. Investing in any one requires focus, so keeping up with more than that can be crippling, especially in the context of The Witcher 3’s vast, exploration-focused world.
That’s a good problem to have, and one that our hero is well-suited to tackling. Geralt of Rivia is a monster hunter by trade; think Sherlock Holmes, but with more dismemberment. The exploration spaces are dizzyingly large. You can set an active quest as your target at any given moment, but the amount of stuff strewn around fosters a strong urge to wander off the road and see what you can find. It’s just too bad that keeping track of it all is such a pain.
