Antiquated relic that I am, I still vastly prefer jrpg's, but Witcher 3 is the only game of its type I've spent more than 20 hours on. 50ish and counting.
If you don't tear up in that little cutscene
You kids these days. Antiquated relics played Wizardy and Bard Tale 1, young whippersnappers who don't know what rpg's are play jrpg's.
I feel the opposite, but I totally understand someone preferring W3 (which is essentially a much better version of Kindoms of Amalur) if the party mechanics of DA:I were not a major draw for it. Both games are so good that it is really a matter of ones personal preferences as to which you would find better at this point. I imagine W3 will pull ahead once it has had the year of refinement that DA:I currently has.
I'd have considered the party mechanics a major draw if the AI wasn't so utterly incapable of playing any class/spec well. I know it doesn't matter since DA:I is just as trivially easy after a few levels even on the hardest difficulty (just like TW3 is) but it still bugged the shit out of me the whole time I played it.
I bought it after not getting super into Witcher 2 and hating the combat of Witcher 1 and so far I'm enjoying myself. I may switch my build soon (only level 7) because using signs doesn't feel natural yet and instead feels more like a hassle but even then I'm still having a good time.
