Choose C or D.rnFINALE which is impacted by decisions from locations 1, 2. And that is the ground by which the Witcher 2 dethrones EVERYTHING that has come before it!rnBioWare games go like this:rnGo to location 1. It is about the various ways your journey will go, to get you to the one ending with 16 variations. JUST as in Mass Effect 2, or is there more to it?rnWell there is more to it, because the game is not about the (over-hyped) endings. So the final outcome of the Witchers Non-linearity is not THAT amazing and it comes down to who lived, who died. Now ask your selfs: How many possible ending-scenarios would that be: more than 400 plus destroying collector base or not and you can double that number.

does this really qualify as 16 endings? Let's go with a Mass Effect comparison: you have like 12 companions, each one can be (dis-)loyal at the end, each one can be disloyal and each one can die. Now, do I feel, that the non-linearity in the W2 lived up to it's hype? No.rnDo I believe, that this is the most Non-linear Game ever made (with nice graphics at least.)? Yes.rnThe devs have been bragging about the 16 endings, now. as long as you have the illusion of choice, it is good. I feel like non-linearity in games is like choices in the matrix. Now the main marketing focus was the non-linear story, and that is what I would like to concentrate on. So now I feel like I am competent enough to review this game. Finally I completed my second Witcher 2 playthrough.

Witcher 2 tutorial riposte