6 Lessons The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine Can Learn From Hearts of Stone

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It has been a great year for CD Projekt Red. It released The Witcher 3 in May to critical acclaim, was praised for its numerous drops of DLC for the game, and then released one of the best pieces of DLC this year in the form of Hearts of Stone. While it was definitely a great expansion of equal quality to the main game, there were certain aspects that could have been included, or merely refined to make it a perfectly crafted expansion.

With 2016 set to round off The Witcher 3 with its final expansion, Blood and Wine, we take a look at six ways in which the upcoming expansion can be molded from Hearts of Stone’s hits and ever so slight misses.


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