FatalX7.0 wrote...
UrgentArchengel wrote...
I hope EA doesn't consider buying Projekt CD. That would be the last straw of straws. There would be no more straws to grasp after that.
CD Prokekt Red is a Polish company owned by CD Projekt Sp. z o.o..
I think it would be quite difficult for EA to buy them.
If I am not mistaken it's the other way around. CDPR is the parent company of both GOG and CD Projekt.
But this aside.
a) Love the Witcher franchise (books & games)

combat in W1 was... different
c) the game was buggy in the beginning
d) bought W2 on the premiere day
e) it was still quite buggy
f) it still looked marvelous on my mediocre PC
g) I enjoyed the game deeply
h) the ending was like a slap in the face. Surprising, but not dumbed down *cough* Casey *cough*
i) yep, they used Bioware's Aurora engine for W1
j) for W2 they used their own Red engine which IMHO has potential
to sum up: I agree that their games needed extended editions to become complete. I agree that they made mistakes along the way. Not one or two, but a bit more.
The only and yet the most important difference is: they acknowledged the fans.
I felt like I meant something when I posted on their forums. They responded to many angry allegations. Kept us updated with the patches and did a helluva work for making W2 a beautiful experience.
Not to mention my favourite: Well we see that DRM f*cks up the original boxed edition. So with the next patch we're taking it off.
BW would at that moment say: No, na-ah. Financial integrity.
I am a fan of CDPR. Because they're the indie kind od dev: small enough to stay independent, big enough to make games like the Witcher. And they give tons of stuff for free for all those who invested their money previously into their games.
Now that's what I call respect for your fans.