The Witcher 3 combat is good and the gamers can actually help to make it great!

Analysis and siggestions about the fighting system in the "Witcher 3: The Wild hunt"

[Irishguy95]

"eralt has an invisible skipping-rope. But it is also impractical due to the fact that it is not fast enough no matter in which direction you’re trying to strafe in."

What? Seriously? I've found that dodge mechanic to be perfect...The rolling is slow, the dodge is precise. Thats what i've found.

For me, same as witcher 2, it still isn't as responsive as I would like, not including the new dodge mechanic. Which is literally perfect for me. I simply don't get hit if I don't want to because of that dodging mechanic, it requires my full attention of course, which is good. You dodge left of right at last second, do it multiple times to position yourself too. Dodge left(last second after their attack) and up to get behind and enemy etc

[leahcim]

I really cant understand all the press negativity about battles in W 3 for me it is awesome I already played the entire saga and the last entry shows a big improve about the other 2.

We are talking about The Witcher here an RPG-action oriented not a DMC game I think they are confusing things.

[Irishguy95]

I agree, like all the complaints...no one talks about the variety of enemies, beastiery etc. No other games do that. I mean compare the combat to the likes of Skyrim. Where you have basically 3 enemy types..I mean the witcher 3 has some of the BEST action RPG combat imo

[Ethereal]

Saw siggestions and stopped reading....

[bitboi]

I think the sword slashes needs more of an impact sound. Often times when you're hitting the enemy, it doesn't feel like your slashes actually connected with them. it sounds/ feels like your just slashing into thin air. And yea the enemies should be realing back from every blow when they're not blocking. Some of the monsters get a hit off on you while they're caught in your combos.

[phoenixwake]

Just one "siggestion", do a spellcheck.