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[Monica83]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

Monica83 wrote...

Moondoggie wrote...

DarthCaine wrote...

Don't forget, it isn't for consoles therefore it's automatically worse than BioWare games

But they are planning the game on consoles. Even wanted to get the first one on consoles but it didn't  pan out. What happens when it does? Are you all going to abandon it as not a true RPG because it';s been "dumbed down" for the consoles?

And..Cd-project its indipendent... they have respect for theyr fanbase...

So does every game company except Activision, but it isn't long before they need to move on to the business aspect of the company.

Bioware is not... In fact now is part of Electronic Arts and we can see the result if we watch that masterpiece of da2

[ErichHartmann]

slimgrin wrote...

I have to agree with Remus. To a degree, console and PC represent two very different fan bases. I have doubts it will be popular on consoles, even if it turns out to be a fantastic game.

I don't agree.  I'm sure a good number of RPG fans would love to see The Witcher 2 on consoles, especially if meeting the hardware requirements is not a viable option.  The combat system alone could be popular with people who play games like Demon Souls or any "console" RPG for that matter.  They could use more "Western" RPGs too.    

[Remus Artega]

Meeting requirements...I think Witcher is only demanding if you omit upgrading your PC in order to buy overpriced console at launch day...
On a more serious note 8800 series is 4 years old card not a big deal...

[Monica83]

sorry but DA2 isnt a great game... lol you complete misurunderstand me

[Damariel]

Capt. Obvious wrote...

Monica83 wrote...

Capt. Obvious wrote...

Monica83 wrote...

Moondoggie wrote...

DarthCaine wrote...

Don't forget, it isn't for consoles therefore it's automatically worse than BioWare games

But they are planning the game on consoles. Even wanted to get the first one on consoles but it didn't  pan out. What happens when it does? Are you all going to abandon it as not a true RPG because it';s been "dumbed down" for the consoles?

And..Cd-project its indipendent... they have respect for theyr fanbase...

So does every game company except Activision, but it isn't long before they need to move on to the business aspect of the company.

Bioware is not... In fact now is part of Electronic Arts and we can see the result if we watch that masterpiece of da2

Indeed. BioWare has always made great games like the recent DA2. The point still stands: CD Project will continue to focus on the business aspect just like every other developer out there and just saying otherwise doesn't really help.

This aspect don't change anything... game have release on PC first... console version will be release after November 1'st maybe if not in December. For me this show what version is much more important for CDP-RED. EOS.

Edit: And I have not need to explain which version will be better hmmm?

Modifié par Damariel, 24 avril 2011 - 05:53 .

[slimgrin]

The worst thing they could do to The Witcher would be to cater to a wider audience. The first one wasn't even meant to be a mainstream game.

Modifié par slimgrin, 24 avril 2011 - 05:54 .

[Damariel]

hmmm I think so far that FPS fanboys will not appreciate W2 much ...

[Monica83]

Damariel wrote...

hmmm I think so far that FPS fanboys will not appreciate W2 much ...

lol you can bet it

[Archaven]

Console gamers mainly like button awesomeness and yay they have DA2 for them

[Remus Artega]

slimgrin wrote...

The worst thing they could do to The Witcher would be to cater to a wider audience. The first one wasn't even meant to be a mainstream game.

The broader audience you want the game cater to the more casual it becomes...and the end is obvious...http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS3cpYQOegUnvYhPqj0eOyT7JZPWt1Sm5MTsDrhKufDZkilwyBp

Modifié par Remus Artega, 24 avril 2011 - 07:14 .

[fchopin]

ErichHartmann wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

I have to agree with Remus. To a degree, console and PC represent two very different fan bases. I have doubts it will be popular on consoles, even if it turns out to be a fantastic game.

I don't agree.  I'm sure a good number of RPG fans would love to see The Witcher 2 on consoles, especially if meeting the hardware requirements is not a viable option.  The combat system alone could be popular with people who play games like Demon Souls or any "console" RPG for that matter.  They could use more "Western" RPGs too.    

I agree, the only problem i see in going to console is the 4 loading screens, how are they going to achieve such a task on consoles.

[Damariel]

they didn't ... on consoles will be loading screens. Anyway it's only me opinion

[clst]

perhaps witcher 2 is an urban legend but i prefer it stay on pc and prosper than go on console on dissapear like crysis 2 and for me dragon age

[slimgrin]

Damariel wrote...

they didn't ... on consoles will be loading screens. Anyway it's only me opinion

So it's confirmed? it will be hitting consoles late in the year?

[Damariel]

No it's not confirmed... I only suppose there will be loading screens. And about late release of consoles version.... wait for E3... then we will be know everything.

[naughty99]

I find it interesting how so many view this as a competition between Bioware and CD Projekt.

Most of the sales for either of these titles occurs within the first 8 weeks. Certainly there are a few people who will need to make a decision about whether to buy one or the other, but the majority of DA2 sales will have already occured before TW2 release date.

People don't tend to compare films in this way. If someone liked the Green Hornet, which was released in January, are they going to be upset if the Green Lantern does well (which will be released in June)?

Lots of people will watch both and enjoy both of them, or one or the other.

I feel the same about DA2 and TW2, I have been awaiting the release of both of these games for quite some time. I enjoyed DA2, am happy with my purchase and I have already pre-ordered TW2.

There are not very many Western fantasy RPGs released each year and the better they do collectively, the more developers will dedicate funds and resources to new RPG titles.

[Shirosaki17]

naughty99 wrote...

I find it interesting how so many view this as a competition between Bioware and CD Projekt.

It's really just the fans who don't want to see anything do better than a Bioware game. Witcher 2 is looking like it will be better than DA2 in the roleplaying and story department and that scares Bioware fans who can't be objective.

[Damariel]

Shirosaki17 wrote...

It's really just the fans who don't want to see anything do better than a Bioware game. Witcher 2 is looking like it will be better than DA2 in the roleplaying and story department and that scares Bioware fans who can't be objective.

agreed

Modifié par Damariel, 24 avril 2011 - 08:39 .

[Monica83]

Shirosaki17 wrote...

naughty99 wrote...

I find it interesting how so many view this as a competition between Bioware and CD Projekt.

It's really just the fans who don't want to see anything do better than a Bioware game. Witcher 2 is looking like it will be better than DA2 in the roleplaying and story department and that scares Bioware fans who can't be objective.

Indeed... There are a lot of people that thinks... If isn't maded of bioware isn't good.. Let's see when the witcher 2 comes out...

For what i seen tw2 have a lot more content than DA2 its just amazing the love that cd-project put on this title... And wow the city looks so alive!!! Not like the empty static kirkwall..

[Elhanan]

And my vote is in! Have one; not the other. Thanks for sharing.....

Modifié par Elhanan, 24 avril 2011 - 10:50 .

[Shirosaki17]

You prove the "assumption" with the post you just made Capt. Obvious.