Assuming knowledge of the world geography and kingdoms, or where it was present, burying it in a boring codex. Poor conveyance of mechanics during the boss fights, most notably the appalling Kayran encounter early on. Not taking any time to explain the magical Signs properly before dumping the player into an extremely tough fight. Incorrect map locations for instance, which could only be missed if everyone was running to where they knew the thing actually was.
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My first hint of this was at a preview event, where the producer was running around telling everyone to use the medallion to find secrets, but when asked what the hint was that there was something to find, falling back on (paraphrase) "Because I just told you." Sitting down in front of the full game, it quickly became obvious that too much of it had been built like that. If The Witcher 2 had one fatal flaw, it was that it very obviously didn't get enough fresh eyes on it during the later stages of development. This is really more looking at issues to hope won't be repeated by The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, allowing it to be all we want it to be. The game was awesome, and many of the balls it dropped to the ground were at least pretty well gathered up by the Enhanced Edition. While this will inherently be negative, it's not to bash the game. Where did things go wrong? Before we start, a clarification.
So, last time we looked at The Witcher 2 in all its glory.
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