It scales extremely well and Nightmare diffuculty is a mostly legit challenge that's definitely not 'press attack button to win'. I'll never understand your point of view on DA2's combat. People are way too much reliant on "press attack button to win" games such as DA2 at this point. I miss the stances in the first game, but hey, the game has mostly changed for the better so I can't said: However, after getting to grips with it and learning the ropes, I am enjoying it a lot. Having been used to the first game's combat, I did not expect Geralt to be so fragile and enemies to be so strong, and especially not right at the very beginning of the game. My main beef with this game's combat was that I was not properly introduced to it at the beginning. Sure, there are facts no one can deny, but people are still allowed to like/dislike the game despite those things. While I agree with you, it's still ultimately a matter of opinion. This thread negates your irrational fanboy driven point of view. A lack of challenging and difficult combat isn't one of 'em though. Ever heard of friendly fire? Most engaging and challenging combat in a Bioware game yet.
For example I killed the remaining wraith by mind controlling him repeadetly while taking very little damage while doing said: said: said: This way one hack at the enemy and he/she isnt able to hit back at you. One can also mind control an enemy and hit him/her with hard attacks and then mind control the same opponent again. One can mind control 1 or 2 opponents at a time. Btw people should use Axii sign with groups if they have difficulties with some of the opponents in a particular group. I stopped playing Gothic 4 for that particular reason at midpoint as the fighting in that game wasnt challenging at all. It is really refreshing that I cant just spam a button and stuff just dies. The boss fights still cause me a lot of difficulties but I dont really mind dying at times. Of course I have also gotten better at fighting as my game playing skills have increased just by simply playing the game. At the moment I can already take a large group of normal enemies pretty easily as my blocking skills have improved (i took the skill which enables me to block attacks from all sides) and I have gained other abilities that help me hit harder and make deadlier attacks. Also you tend to get better weapons and armor as the game progresses. The combat in witcher 2 becomes much easier the more you spec into the skills trees like swordmanship for example. Putting spectre oil will also speed up the fight. In that particular quest there are TWO places of power right in front of the dungeon that give you significant buffs. Swallow in particulary will help you regen health if you get hit. Use Quen to shield yourself when you can, think of it as an insurance against when you miss a dodge. Wait for a wraith to swing then jump in with a heavy attack, roll away, repeat. They do a lot of dammage but their swings are telegraphed a long time before they strike. PRACTICAL ADVICE: Wraiths for example while agile are actually weak to strong attacks. This is a game that truly rewards you for learning it. Currently through playing through chapter 2 of the game and the going is getting easier all the time. Be smart about fighting groups of enemies. Some monsters WILL feel hard the first time you encounter them, because you yet do not know how they behave and their weaknesses.
Different mosters have to be fought differently, learn what works against what enemies. Use the various tools at your disposal: signs, potions, oils, bombs, traps.
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