- aye its in polish but you can deduct if you're interested 
Modifié par hangmans tree, 18 mai 2011 - 07:13 .
hangmans tree wrote...
Phenom X4 970 3.50 GHz
RAM 8GB
GF GTX 460 Gigabyte 1GB
Win7 Home 64bit
Modifié par naughty99, 18 mai 2011 - 07:14 .
Modifié par ErichHartmann, 18 mai 2011 - 07:16 .
aries1001 wrote...
In the linked and clearly faked review of David Gaider's opinion of the Witcher 2 on Metacritic, there is talk about 'women that can interact with the player (character) sexually'. Do you seriously think that Gaider would denigrate or demean such an aspect of the game, being able to have romances, especially since he has, on every occasion, when posting here, and in in every interview, been defending them.
As for Avanost's score of 10 for Bioware's Dragon Age, this was only one 10 for the game. Many others
gave it 10, many more others did give it it a 0, though. However, giving a game a 0(zero) because you don't like the combat, or the story, or the re-used areas or the x,y,z fearure in it, seems a bit -ahem- childish to me. The same also goes for the idea that a game, you really, really don't like should get a 0.
[The review score of zero should go to the games like Daikatana - trust me, if you played the demo 10 or 11 years ago, like I did, you'd know why you'd never heard anymore about this game; the demo was unplayable...].
Also, please do not try to start a war between Bioware and CD Project,as Bioware were loaed (licensed) their Aurora engine to CD Project back in 2001/2002, so that CD Project could make Witcher 1. Also, please understand that the dev world probably? is a small world, and that every rpg out there probabbly steals -cough- I mean get inspired by what the other guys do. I clearly remember when the blooom effect started to appear back in 2004-2006; it was ridiculous. And by that I mean, it was overused by so mane games, probably because an art designer/director? looked at it and said 'hey, we need such a thing too...'
As for the combat and other stuff; You can only play as male in Witcher as Witchers (in lore) are only male. And the means of the combat in this game serves the ends of the combat and vice versa. This means that the game is trying its best to make a simulation of how a witcher would fight in real-time e.g. roll, jump over enemies, scroll to one side, using the terrain, back-track.
Modifié par neppakyo, 18 mai 2011 - 07:24 .
Modifié par naughty99, 18 mai 2011 - 07:24 .
neppakyo wrote...
aries1001 wrote...
In the linked and clearly faked review of David Gaider's opinion of the Witcher 2 on Metacritic, there is talk about 'women that can interact with the player (character) sexually'. Do you seriously think that Gaider would denigrate or demean such an aspect of the game, being able to have romances, especially since he has, on every occasion, when posting here, and in in every interview, been defending them.
As for Avanost's score of 10 for Bioware's Dragon Age, this was only one 10 for the game. Many others
gave it 10, many more others did give it it a 0, though. However, giving a game a 0(zero) because you don't like the combat, or the story, or the re-used areas or the x,y,z fearure in it, seems a bit -ahem- childish to me. The same also goes for the idea that a game, you really, really don't like should get a 0.
[The review score of zero should go to the games like Daikatana - trust me, if you played the demo 10 or 11 years ago, like I did, you'd know why you'd never heard anymore about this game; the demo was unplayable...].
Also, please do not try to start a war between Bioware and CD Project,as Bioware were loaed (licensed) their Aurora engine to CD Project back in 2001/2002, so that CD Project could make Witcher 1. Also, please understand that the dev world probably? is a small world, and that every rpg out there probabbly steals -cough- I mean get inspired by what the other guys do. I clearly remember when the blooom effect started to appear back in 2004-2006; it was ridiculous. And by that I mean, it was overused by so mane games, probably because an art designer/director? looked at it and said 'hey, we need such a thing too...'
As for the combat and other stuff; You can only play as male in Witcher as Witchers (in lore) are only male. And the means of the combat in this game serves the ends of the combat and vice versa. This means that the game is trying its best to make a simulation of how a witcher would fight in real-time e.g. roll, jump over enemies, scroll to one side, using the terrain, back-track.
Great post! *thumbs up* Not sure if a lot of people realise The Witcher games are based off of books.
I love the combat in TW2.. on normal, things kill me if I don't plan properly.. hell even on casual, same thing. The kayran was one of the most fun boss fights I've had in a while. I died stupidly till I figured it out. >.<
EDIT: a similar setup to mine (Phenom II Black Edition 965 (sitting at 3.4ghz) and an overclocked gtx 460.. I can't run uber without my system crying in pain. Hell, my nephews gaming rig. i7 @ 4ghz, gtx 580 gets 16 FPS with ulta and uber sampling.. Wonder how he did it..
neppakyo wrote...
Wow.. playing TW2, 6 hours went by like that! *snaps finger* I thought I was only playing for an hour. Heh, just made some epic Kayran armor.
My system runs it fine. Getting 40-60 FPS on high setting. (recommended to get the latest nvidia beta that was released yesterday, and if you have problems, uninstalled nvidia 3d vision)
CPU: Amd Phenom II X4 @ 3.4ghz (down clocked from 4ghz, getting a bit warm)
Video: eVGA Geforce GTX 460 (over clocked, and running low temp. core @ 825mhz, memory @ 2.2ghz)
Ram: OCZ platinum 4 GB DDR3 (I really need to get more ram...)
Modifié par neppakyo, 18 mai 2011 - 07:44 .
ErichHartmann wrote...
Ubersampling is killing everyone's rigs. Definitely a feature ahead of current hardware. Game already looks amazing without it so I don't really care.
astrallite wrote...
Dual GPUs would easily run this game with ubersampling. You would definitely need at least 2x6970s or GTX580s I would imagine.
neppakyo wrote...
@ CoS Yep. Agreed. I'll never give a game a 0 on metacritic, unless its daikatana like. I gave da2 a 4 / 10, because all the bad, piles of crap in it outweighed all the good parts. No game gets a 10 either. I gave TW2 9 / 10 so far.
@ringo
Maybe? I just wanted the cool things the $49.99 version came with. I lvoe that little metal coin, and oren from the game i think.
Its a crappy cell phone pic, but look at this! CONTENT!
Modifié par Ringo12, 18 mai 2011 - 07:47 .
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Alistairlover94 wrote...
*squees over Nepp's pic* You should see the CE. Geralt bust FTW!
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erynnar wrote...
My computer is 6 years old, and could not take the game's epicness. Hubby gets a new computer this weekend, and I get his 4 year old one, which plays the game just fine with a few minor things here and there. Then I too can get my ass happily handed to me while fighting my way to Flotsam and beyond!
Alistairlover94 wrote...
*squees over Nepp's pic* You should see the CE. Geralt bust FTW!
Plus I didn't have enough at the time and I wanted it NOW! lol.
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erynnar wrote...
Alistairlover94 wrote...
*squees over Nepp's pic* You should see the CE. Geralt bust FTW!
Darn it! Hubby ordered the digital from gog.com. I wanted all the cool stuff...bust, coin...sigh.
Funny, even the guy from Tweakguides who managed to max out GTAIV on PC without any stuttering, gets 16-20 FPS with ubersampling enabled, and 40-60 FPS otherwise.ErichHartmann wrote...
Ubersampling is killing everyone's rigs. Definitely a feature ahead of current hardware. Game already looks amazing without it so I don't really care.
I wrote EXCEPT ubersamplingnaughty99 wrote...
astrallite wrote...
Dual GPUs would easily run this game with ubersampling. You would definitely need at least 2x6970s or GTX580s I would imagine.
Apparently Hangman's Tree is getting great frame rates with ubersampling enabled at 1920x1080 with a single GTX 460.
Alistairlover94 wrote...
erynnar wrote...
My computer is 6 years old, and could not take the game's epicness. Hubby gets a new computer this weekend, and I get his 4 year old one, which plays the game just fine with a few minor things here and there. Then I too can get my ass happily handed to me while fighting my way to Flotsam and beyond!
Frankly, The Witcher 2 is how sequels should be. They should be more challenging than its predecessor, and not hold your hand *coughDA2cough*, hey should be bigger(not limit you to one quest hub, like Kirkwall), they should have a more interesting narrative and characters, not the other way around(again, DA2). Basically, everything needs to be improved, and not do a complete 180 that DA2 did.
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