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[slimgrin]

Luxorek wrote...

Skelter192 wrote...

"won't even support DirectX 9"

Could ****** off alot of people but not me.

Yeah, I can imagine, but come on - it's been around since, what, 2002 ? Gotta let it go and switch to the new tech. It's almost like all those people that still cling to the old Windows XP.

And thanks to this F.A.Q. we know for sure now that the game will be a sanbox made of three huge ares - Skellige Islands, Novigrad and No Man's Land. So it's not really like it is in, say, Elder Scrolls games. I wonder how will the do the transition between areas considering that there is quite a distance between Novigrad and Skellige Islands [check your Witcher 2 map for reference].

I suspected before we were even told of the setting that it would consist of sandbox zones, not a contigouos area on the map. The reason being this would be a natural progression from the way TW1 and TW2 were structured. So I'm wondering about this as well. 

[Luxorek]

 Oh, and here and here you can listen to the Witcher 3 music used in the podcast. Personally, I love the second one - it reminds me of the Witcher 1 and its Celtic and Slavic feel.

[sympathy4sarenreturns]

I did not know that there were three seperate areas that are sandbox. I thought it was one big open world like The Elder Scrolls. It'll be good having this, as it should help with story continuity.

[slimgrin]

sympathy4sarenreturns wrote...

I did not know that there were three seperate areas that are sandbox. I thought it was one big open world like The Elder Scrolls. It'll be good having this, as it should help with story continuity.

We don't know that for sure. They may tie them together in one map somehow, but it seems problematic to me. 

[LPPrince]

Well, I'm still playing through TW2, but with the more open world that TW3 will have, I hope they realize their game map needs to be a million times better.

[Cyberarmy]

Luxorek wrote...

 Oh, and here and here you can listen to the Witcher 3 music used in the podcast. Personally, I love the second one - it reminds me of the Witcher 1 and its Celtic and Slavic feel.

Yeah, i really missed this kind of soundtrack in second game, good to see they return to these.

Edit: I fell in love with first one, my neighnours going to have some headache this morning:devil:

Modifié par Cyberarmy, 03 mars 2013 - 07:50 .

[VoiceOfPudding]

slimgrin wrote...

Q (Rimsky)[/b]
Will there be albedo/nigredo/rubedo or their analogs in TW3 alchemy?

A (Alexander Pushkar', Igromania):[/b]
Yes, they promised it.

Hell yes!

[slimgrin]

So a few more details from Igromania:

-Geralt can swim. Swimming in cold water drains stamina faster.
-boats are guided manually. Sail where you want.
-one capital (Novigrad), few towns and a lot of small villages. Flotsam from TW2 falls under "small village" category.
-combat now requires precise timing to pull off combos. No more button mashing.
-brothels, nekid ladiez.
-maybe female dwarves?
-the journalists said the island they did the demo on was as big as all of TW2.
-devs stress keep all your saves, even back to TW1
-drinking games are back

Modifié par slimgrin, 03 mars 2013 - 06:41 .

[Cribbian]

slimgrin wrote...

-combat now requires precise timing to pull off combos. No more button mashing.

Nice

slimgrin wrote...

-devs stress keep all your saves, even back to TW1

double nice

[slimgrin]

simfamSP wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

So a few more details from Igromania:

-Geralt can swim. Swimming in cold water drains stamina faster.
-boats are guided manually. Sail where you want.
-one capital (Novigrad), few towns and a lot of small villages. Flotsam from TW2 falls under "small village" category.
-combat now requires precise timing to pull off combos. No more button mashing.
-brothels, nekid ladiez.
-maybe female dwarves?
-the journalists said the island they did the demo on was as big as all of TW2.
-devs stress keep all your saves, even back to TW1
-drinking games are back

Oh ****.

I just cleared my hard drive of them 2 days ago, four full playthroughs...

Modifié par slimgrin, 03 mars 2013 - 07:05 .

[Nordicus]

I hope the game will accept a pre-EE Witcher 2 save

[KingJason13]

slimgrin wrote...

-devs stress keep all your saves, even back to TW1

Guess it's time to go back to the beginning!

[goofyomnivore]

So pumped for this game. Can't wait to meet Yennefer.

[Cyberarmy]

Oh yeah, i knew saving save games like a dragon will pay off somehow
Also there are some sites for savegames, if yours are gone and dont want to play again just search for those. They usually work like a charm.

[hangmans tree]

Funny tid bits - part of CDPR employee list:

Bill Daly - ex BioWare, Sony, Disney employee - Lead Character Artist
Gene Rozenberg - ex 38 Studios (KoA) - Audio Lead at CD Projekt
Marwin So - ex Spicy Horse (Alice: Madness Returns, American McGee's Grimm) and Enlight Software (Capitalism, Seven Kingdoms) employee - gameplay designer.
Simon V. Besombes - ex. Climax, Codemasters employee - 3d Artist
Patrick K. Mills - ex. Obsidian employee - Quest designer on Cyberpunk 2077
Lucie Schaar - ex. Climax employee - 3D Animator
Chris Hardwick - ex. Codemasters, EA, Starbreeze Studios employee - Senior Engine Programmer
Daniel Neve - ex. Crytek employee - Programmer
Balázs Török - ex. Eidos employee - Senior Engine Programmer
Eduard El-mestre López Plans - ex. Ubisoft employee - Gameplay Programmer
Kyle Brennan - ex. Bioware employee - Junior Gameplay Designer on Cyberpunk 2077
Ryan Pergent - ex. Ubisoft employee - Gameplay designer on Cyberpunk 2077
Damien Monnier - ex. Sony, Team17 employee - Gameplay Designer
Ovidiu Voica - ex. Ubisoft employee - Senior Character Artist
Tracy M. Williams - ex. THQ, Warner Bros. employee - Head of Marketing & PR, Americas
Jonas Mattsson - ex. Rare employee - Level Artist

[LPPrince]

KingJason13 wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

-devs stress keep all your saves, even back to TW1

Guess it's time to go back to the beginning!

I just beat The Witcher 2 this morning.

I WOULD play The Witcher 1 if it was out on consoles.

[Haplose]

Well, it's a shame then I guess. I loved the Witcher 1... much more then I liked TW2.

It had a much more... unique, slavic character, much richer atmosphere IMVHO. And personally I very much liked the pacing... and the different character each act had. The plot was more disjointed and overall weaker... there wasn't a masterfull political intrigue like in TW2... but it was still an awesome game.

You actually felt character development progress more... and you didn't become a rolling monkey

Modifié par Haplose, 04 mars 2013 - 08:13 .

[Haplose]

Oh boy, that's funny... does it really sound like that in English? I suddenly understand why some would advise to just play Polish with subtitles....