I understand goty edition is probably better, just posting because it was a cheaper price for this actual game :smiley: horses for courses etc :smiley:
lukeyboi89
28 Oct 16#12
If you've waited this long, go and get the game of the year edition for under a tenner extra. Best dlc i can think of packed with content!
Matt4045
28 Oct 16#11
Do yourself a favour and get the complete edition. You'll regret it later when you inevitably drop £20 on the DLC.
That post originated as 16.99, when I looked it was then on Argos as 15.99 so I searched and found nowt then posted this....not sure how that all works
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Tombolla
28 Oct 16#7
good game
damper81
28 Oct 16#6
Yeah saw this, just figured this might be easier to get availability wise but that's also great deal :smiley:
moshixmoshi
28 Oct 16#5
the DLC offers 2 new area's of the map, complete with a new main story and plenty of side quests. You're probably talking another 30/40 extra hour's of content.
I wouldn't bother with either though (unless you maybe plan to pick up the season pass later). GOTY all the way - if I was buying now. 100 hrs in and still to do any of the Hearts of a Stone/Blood and Wine expansion story quests. It just keeps on giving.
abhijitdash123
28 Oct 16#3
Does the DLC provide additional side quests or are they a separate story?
Rich44 to abhijitdash123
28 Oct 16#8
Some are just items which are free anyway but the 2 big ones are AMAZING add dozens of extra hours play & even gives Geralt a nice ending
Zatos
28 Oct 161#2
Still voted hot though.
Zatos
28 Oct 161#1
For £24 I'd suggest the goty edition someone posted from tesco direct. The dlc/expansions are well worth it with this game.
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I wouldn't bother with either though (unless you maybe plan to pick up the season pass later). GOTY all the way - if I was buying now. 100 hrs in and still to do any of the Hearts of a Stone/Blood and Wine expansion story quests. It just keeps on giving.