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[Nigawatts]

I personally love having a billion saves with no real explanation of what part of the game they are in save for what Quest I had active at the time.

Oh look a "Where's Triss Merigold" save...must be my Act 2 save during the Kaedwin Camp infiltration...nope it's me standing in the middle of the forest during Act 1 looking for Cedric's bleeding husk.

Although I liked Cedric...poor bastard.

[Chromie]

"We finally released patched 1.1. We are very sorry for the delays,
but as you can see there are many versions of the game and we had to
test each very carefully.
As for today, we've created stand-alone patch and DLC downloads. This
is mainly due to the fact that game launcher in version 1.0 is not yet
stable enough. Plus the server infrastructure provided by an external
company is not quite bullet proof. But with the stand-alone downloads,
we hope you will be able to enjoy the much improved version of the game
and even better, now it's DRM free!
Also since our forum is still not live and user registration is not
working properly, please don't bother registering the game on the
website yet.
So what's next? First we have setup our own team to improve the
server structure and repair the above mentioned game registration. A
team is also working to finalize our new forum. We will launch these
services very soon. For sure, you will be informed as soon as they are
ready here.
Then, by the end of next week you can expect some more free stuff
available online. Stay tuned, especially for our online conference
scheduled for the 2nd of June. Exciting new announcements are coming!"

Last part sounds nice.

[Bryy_Miller]

Cedric's quest was..... eh. It was a nice idea, but then they added in the read herrings. I stumbled upon Cedric *by accident*.

[Dave of Canada]

Nope.

"“Of course we plan to have a resurrection scroll, maybe DLC or something“, says Mateusz Kanik from developers CD Projekt."

[Malanek]

Bryy_Miller wrote...

Cedric's quest was..... eh. It was a nice idea, but then they added in the read herrings. I stumbled upon Cedric *by accident*.

If you pulse your amulet you can follow the trail more easily. I was pretty puzzled first of all, I misheard what Geralt said when you first investigate the dead body.

[slimgrin]

I won't be playing on insane, I know that much now that I have tried the game. By the way, I started over and I'm back in Flotsam ( botched character build)...where the hell are all the monsters? Doesn't it seem like there are fewer monster types in this game?

[Fishy]

What kind of tech/code or whatever they use for the transition between zone in the witcher 2?Am i the only one that noticed this?

It's simply awesome.Sometime it's so well done it's feel like an open world.
That something i always though bioware sucked at.Feel a bit like server cluster for mmorpg . Okay at this point i have no idea what i`m talking about.I`m into the unknown .

But mmo use a tech really similiar to this but well not for the same thing.Each zone can crash but each zone = linked.
If a zone crashed  you could see it but you could not enter it because it's would not 'load' ..

Any expert here?? Someone need to send me input in private.

it's like entering some kind of stasis mode while you open the 'door' .. Or crap .. Forget it
'take his book'

and yes i`m in awe right now..
Bioware .. call cdprojeck.

Modifié par Suprez30, 27 mai 2011 - 02:19 .

[Aaleel]

Nigawatts wrote...

I personally love having a billion saves with no real explanation of what part of the game they are in save for what Quest I had active at the time.

Oh look a "Where's Triss Merigold" save...must be my Act 2 save during the Kaedwin Camp infiltration...nope it's me standing in the middle of the forest during Act 1 looking for Cedric's bleeding husk.

Although I liked Cedric...poor bastard.

I found that it helped to go into the journal and always double click on the quest you're actively doing before you save to help identify the saves later.

But it works two ways, if you don't want your hand held during a quest you can go into the journal and double click on another save so it'll show the marker for that quest and not the one you're actively doing.  Then you can find stuff on your own.  But I always switched it back if I was trying to make a marker save for later.

Modifié par Aaleel, 27 mai 2011 - 02:20 .

[Aaleel]

Malanek999 wrote...

Bryy_Miller wrote...

Cedric's quest was..... eh. It was a nice idea, but then they added in the read herrings. I stumbled upon Cedric *by accident*.

If you pulse your amulet you can follow the trail more easily. I was pretty puzzled first of all, I misheard what Geralt said when you first investigate the dead body.

Use the cat potion, or whichever one lets you see in the dark, the trail glows.  BUT they have like 2 or 3 false trails of blood that branch off and lead to other people or animals, I actually thought they did it pretty well.

[slimgrin]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Nope.

"“Of course we plan to have a resurrection scroll, maybe DLC or something“, says Mateusz Kanik from developers CD Projekt."

Ok. You want me start listing all the stupid stunts EAware has pulled now or what? Should I start with the Lizard pulling a cart in England? Paying for for classy shades for Thane? Paying for just about everything CD red would give away for free?

Modifié par slimgrin, 27 mai 2011 - 02:22 .

[Nigawatts]

Yeah I didn't mind the blood trail. It actually made me feel like a detective cuz it wasn't just some breadcrumb trail leading to exposition. You actually had to look at the blood, and use your brain to find the trail again if you lost it....or just wander to the one area on the map they seemed to LOVE in Act 1...the Elven Gardens. God they used that spot like 3-4 times.

Speaking of Act 1 geography, was anyone else surprised about how freaking close Iorveth's hideout was to Flotsam. I mean Roche's freaking boat is further away.

[Romantiq]

Ringo12 wrote...

Persephone wrote...

Even on my about 20 months old lappy.......loading times are almost gone after installing the patch. LUFF!

If ONLY Fable III were half as stable. (It keeps crashing for no apparent reason)

That's a shame I was thinking about getting it eventually. Anywhere near as good as the original? Second one imo blows.

Question about the Ultimate Swordsman suit. Is it an actual piece of armor I read on some forums it's a "suite" just a bunch of items and not armor. 

You should hear Angry Joe's reasons on why Fable III sucks horse ****.

[zazally]

I am wondering as a swordsmen build what is the easiest way to take out multiple enemies I find myself getting owned lol any ideas from the people who have finished this game? Thank you so much

[orbit991]

zazally wrote...

I am wondering as a swordsmen build what is the easiest way to take out multiple enemies I find myself getting owned lol any ideas from the people who have finished this game? Thank you so much

I went mostly sword, but honestly the thing that complements it best is the quen sign. Once you upgrade that sign and upgrade it's ability to return damage to multiple foes you get a bit overpowered actually.

[zazally]

Also I beat fable 3 in 5 hours the game just sucks and the combat system is very repetitive just spam your mouse click also they made it 5 hours so they can rob you by releasing more DLC at money cost it was a very big let down they should of stuck with Fable 1 and the lost chapters it was the best game and it is still very fun.

[PARAGON87]

Wow this patch is taking a long time to download.  But I'm happy it's out in time for my 2nd playthrough, I'm going to see how it improves performance.

If it improves it enough, maybe I'll bump up the resolution so my game doesn't look like old school Doom on DOS.

[Nigawatts]

As with any build in the Witcher 2 the main objective is to get to the end of the tree as fast as possible.

Take points in Whirl in order to attack multiple opponents with regular attacks. Put points in Riposte/Position/Guard if you don't plan on going into the Magic tree. Riposte requires more skill than simply having lvl 3 Quen on but it is fun to do and very rewarding on most enemies.

Note that Swordmanship produces Adrenaline fast, so it is important to get the final skill and unlock group finishers fast in order to supplement your combat. Taking out enemies with your Finishers will be your bread and butter.

Mutate into Crit or Power. Offspec into Alchemy for boosts to your stats, offspec into magic in order to become more of a Tank like character.

Personally I prefer a Magic/Sword with the Magic having primary points and pushing Sword for group finishers.

[zazally]

orbit991 wrote...

zazally wrote...

I am wondering as a swordsmen build what is the easiest way to take out multiple enemies I find myself getting owned lol any ideas from the people who have finished this game? Thank you so much

I went mostly sword, but honestly the thing that complements it best is the quen sign. Once you upgrade that sign and upgrade it's ability to return damage to multiple foes you get a bit overpowered actually.

Oh ok thank you so much for this so that lightning shield needs to be upgraded in magic and then keep that shield up for some ownage time I understand now thanks!

[zazally]

Also are there relationships in this game?

[Boiny Bunny]

IMO it's a fairly poor character build to put all your points into one tree.

I found that a solid mix of sword/magic was the most potent character build.

[MassFrost]

zazally wrote...

Also are there relationships in this game?

Not in the way you might be used to with DA and ME (long-term sort of romances). I guess Triss could be considered Geralt's love interest, but you're open to romancing a number of women throughout the game.

[zazally]

Thank you MassFrost sounds good I been playing this game for a couple of hours and all I can say is Bioware please take notes from this game cause man did you guys get shat on lol

[Nigawatts]

And I find Alchemy lacking unless you use Impregnation to boost your stats to gamebreaking levels. But it takes a lot of time and you will have to get lucky on Mutagen drops.

Sword/Magic is the safest. Ignore anything that says Vigor Regen. Make sure you get the talents that increase your overall vigor...although I find Enhanced Aard more helpful than Destructive Magic so I usually skip that vigor boost. Make sure that you ALWAYS unlock abilities that have Mutagen Slots.

Yeah you may not plan on blocking arrows, but that Muta slot is more important than any of the starting abilities of any path.

[Aaleel]

I did a mostly magic with some sword build. They're going to need to nerf Quen, once you get that fully upgraded to where it reflects off 3 enemies, the adrenaline bar fills up so quick and once you use that last sign it's just pure ownage.

Having 6 vigor bars was nice, also putting down multiple Yrdens.

Modifié par Aaleel, 27 mai 2011 - 02:53 .

[Bryy_Miller]

slimgrin wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Nope.

"“Of course we plan to have a resurrection scroll, maybe DLC or something“, says Mateusz Kanik from developers CD Projekt."

Ok. You want me start listing all the stupid stunts EAware has pulled now or what? Should I start with the Lizard pulling a cart in England? Paying for for classy shades for Thane? Paying for just about everything CD red would give away for free?

Hold up, Slim. I don't understand your rage here. All Dave said was the the DLC is coming. So... I don't see how that is a jab at TW2.