Help me translate it to English Ho глaвнaя пpoблeмa

OR fix it

But the most important issue with Witcher 3, premises to which could be seen in Witcher 2 - is it's lack of challenge. Witcher 1 not only asked of us to improve our combat skills, but also - usage of elixirs was mandatory to confront specific monsters, you had to find bonfires for alchemy and meditation, you had to collect ingridients for the potions.
Witcher 3, on the other hand, doesn't enforce the use of elixirs at all, because in that game poison, acid and bleeding are either obsolete, or completely nonpresent.
Enemies, that could poison the player(Basilisks, vywerns, endriags, spiders) - almost never do that, and in witcher 1, vywerns and leeches got the good half of my healthbar with their venom.

>>77725914

Hey man. I canno't translate it from Russia, but I can correct it ;

But the main issue with the Witcher 3 - and premises of it could be seen in Witcher 2 - is its lack of challenge. The Witcher 1 did not only required us to improve our combat skills, but the practice of elixirs was also mandatory to confront specific monsters : you had to find bonfires for alchemy and meditation, and you had to collect the ingredients for the potions.

On the other hand, the Witcher 3 doesn't impose the use of elixirs at all because in the game poison, acid and bleeding are either obsolete, or completely absent.

Enemies that could usually poison the player (basilisks, vywerns, endriags, spiders) almost never get to do that. In the Witcher 1, vywerns and leeches could get the good half of my healthbar with their venom.

>>77729770
Btw I totally agree ^_^

Since you're russian you may be able to help ; I'm having a russian friend at home tomorrow and I want to tell her "I miss you" "I missed your very much" (a boy to a girl, and we're close) cyrillic is fine
Thanks if you can help

>>77729891
Я oчeнь cкyчaл пo тeбe

>>77730281
cпacибo !

>>77730281
Пoчeмy?