The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Discussion Thread
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#1252
Posté 14 juin 2013 - 12:50
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Looking better than both the previous Witcher games. Looks like it's building on the improvements of the Witcher 2 and then some. Despite some people's concerns I think CD will handle the open world just fine and town-life in the trailer is just a taste. This is going to look epic in full graphical power.
#1253
Posté 14 juin 2013 - 01:39
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Town life was actually done very well in TW 1. Villages and the city felt very much alive in that game. TW 2 was a step back in this regard.
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Posté 14 juin 2013 - 05:18
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I felt this way also. I loved the towns in W1 and the random things people would say, and how they reacted to rain. Still enjoy replaying that game, and always gives me chills to watch the intro movie.Haplose wrote...
Town life was actually done very well in TW 1. Villages and the city felt very much alive in that game. TW 2 was a step back in this regard.
Plan to pre-order W3.
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Posté 14 juin 2013 - 05:25
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Just got TW2 (6.79 on Steam).
Maybe I can finally understand some of what you guys talk about here.
Maybe I can finally understand some of what you guys talk about here.
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Posté 14 juin 2013 - 05:33
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EntropicAngel wrote...
Just got TW2 (6.79 on Steam).
Maybe I can finally understand some of what you guys talk about here.
Yay! If you need any tips or any help at all, or just have general lore questions ask away ! Be sure to share your opinion as you progress.
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Posté 14 juin 2013 - 05:34
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Money...... Lots. And Lots...... Of money.
for the standard 2 GB I'm seeing about 420 to 470 bucks for the OC and FTW editions that are 4 GB it looks like 510 to 550. Not bad, but still really pricey. I think a 660ti or 7950, 8 GB's or Ram and quad core CPU will be fine to run Witcher 3 at high settings on 1080p at 60ish frames. It will be better optimized than Witcher 2.
Wow.
...I may be getting this late. After next year's Black Friday.
#1258
Posté 14 juin 2013 - 10:09
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EntropicAngel wrote...
Just got TW2 (6.79 on Steam).
Maybe I can finally understand some of what you guys talk about here.
Don't have the first? Either way post your impressions was fun reading Schumacher posts.
The Witcher 3 will have about 80 montsters Monsters monsters everywhere!
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Keza McDonald from IGN said the game doesn't have quest markers right now, hopefully CDPR will keep it that way...
Evilore said that instant fast travel is only used to cities villages. You can fast travel from cave to village/city but you can't fast travel back to cave.
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I like the sound of that and hope it stays that way.
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#1259
Posté 14 juin 2013 - 11:18
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Skelter192 wrote...
Don't have the first? Either way post your impressions was fun reading Schumacher posts.
Etcetera...
#1260
Posté 14 juin 2013 - 11:48
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Skelter192 wrote...
[/b]Neogafwrote...
Keza McDonald from IGN said the game doesn't have quest markers right now, hopefully CDPR will keep it that way...
Evilore said that instant fast travel is only used to cities villages. You can fast travel from cave to village/city but you can't fast travel back to cave.
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I like the sound of that and hope it stays that way.
I feel embarrassed for asking this but what does it mean "the game doesn't have quest markers" ?
That you are not shown where you are suppost to go when you receive quest or that you don't see people who offer you quests (mostly side quests i can assume) on the map?
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Posté 14 juin 2013 - 11:54
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Blooddrunk1004 wrote...
I feel embarrassed for asking this but what does it mean "the game doesn't have quest markers" ?
That you are not shown where you are suppost to go when you receive quest or that you don't see people who offer you quests (mostly side quests i can assume) on the map?
No marks on your map to point you to your objective I imagine. Perhaps no compass. Everything is probably written in a journal - general information etc.
I guess since they still have over a year to go they didn't implement markers on your map that would simply show you were you need to go.
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 12:02
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Ahh, thanks for quick replyLuxorek wrote...
Blooddrunk1004 wrote...
I feel embarrassed for asking this but what does it mean "the game doesn't have quest markers" ?
That you are not shown where you are suppost to go when you receive quest or that you don't see people who offer you quests (mostly side quests i can assume) on the map?
No marks on your map to point you to your objective I imagine. Perhaps no compass. Everything is probably written in a journal - general information etc.
I guess since they still have over a year to go they didn't implement markers on your map that would simply show you were you need to go.
So basically it's similiar to previous games, you have to rely on map, mostly for killing monsters and collecting herbs. I really wonder if the "detective vision" will have something to do with the quests in the third game but i probably won't use it for searching since i love exploring.
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#1263
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 12:31
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Detective vision should die in a fire.
#1264
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 03:08
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No quest markers in an open world game? ****ing lol, that will be an absolute nightmare. Sorry harcore-mega-RPG guys, i'm rooting for the option of quest markers. And i'm quite certain they'll include the option for quest markers anyway, so i'm not worried.
#1265
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 04:14
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No quest markers in an open world game? ****ing lol, that will be an absolute nightmare.
You did never play Morrowind or other old RPGs?
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 07:14
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slimgrin wrote...
Detective vision should die in a fire.
Wasn't there a basic version of this in TW2?
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 07:16
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Bfler wrote...
Gibb_Shepard wrote...
No quest markers in an open world game? ****ing lol, that will be an absolute nightmare.
You did never play Morrowind or other old RPGs?
Morrowind had some of the worst (and few of the best) directions in RPGs. Come to think of it, few games were like Morrowind in that sense.
But then again, I haven't completed Ultima 7 or any of the Wizadry games (they are open world, no?)
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 08:23
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simfamSP wrote...
slimgrin wrote...
Detective vision should die in a fire.
Wasn't there a basic version of this in TW2?
I don't recall one. Or do you mean the effect the cat potion had?
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 08:41
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renjility wrote...
simfamSP wrote...
slimgrin wrote...
Detective vision should die in a fire.
Wasn't there a basic version of this in TW2?
I don't recall one. Or do you mean the effect the cat potion had?
Not a set vision, per se, but more like an optional "investigate surroundings" button you had with your medallion. Which is how I think TW3's "detective mode" will more-or-less work.
P.S some good stuff from rev3games. Some stuff we've heard, but he's given examples of new scenarios.
www.youtube.com/watch
#1270
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 11:00
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simfamSP wrote...
Bfler wrote...
Gibb_Shepard wrote...
No quest markers in an open world game? ****ing lol, that will be an absolute nightmare.
You did never play Morrowind or other old RPGs?
Morrowind had some of the worst (and few of the best) directions in RPGs. Come to think of it, few games were like Morrowind in that sense.
But then again, I haven't completed Ultima 7 or any of the Wizadry games (they are open world, no?)
Gothic saga (1-3 + Risen) then?
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 11:44
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simfamSP wrote...
Bfler wrote...
Gibb_Shepard wrote...
No quest markers in an open world game? ****ing lol, that will be an absolute nightmare.
You did never play Morrowind or other old RPGs?
Morrowind had some of the worst (and few of the best) directions in RPGs. Come to think of it, few games were like Morrowind in that sense.
But then again, I haven't completed Ultima 7 or any of the Wizadry games (they are open world, no?)
Ahem.
#1272
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 12:03
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Don't forget Arcanum, where you had to go to the city records hall to search for dated newspapers in order to get a clue where to go next. 
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 12:03
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Funny thing is. I've played all those games and directions weren't nearly as bad as Morrowind. In fact, I loved them.
I stand corrected.
ETA: To be fair, the FO and Arcanum games had the locations right there, it wasn't so much as following but trying to find out where to go next. I suppose the Witcher 3 will work the same, I doubt we'll have:
"Turn left, round the black tree then head north-east until you reach a big boulder. Then east past the puddle with the frogs and once you're about 20 feet past it turn north-west until you see a wooden post. Oh and don't forget the hill ranges, you'll have to climb over them, if not, go into the openings and turn to the left... unless there's another hill and in that case, go to the right."
Keep in mind there are 50 large boulders, 80 black trees, 5 wooden posts and freaking 8 puddles with frogs in 'em xD
That's how Morrowind worked at its worst.
I stand corrected.
ETA: To be fair, the FO and Arcanum games had the locations right there, it wasn't so much as following but trying to find out where to go next. I suppose the Witcher 3 will work the same, I doubt we'll have:
"Turn left, round the black tree then head north-east until you reach a big boulder. Then east past the puddle with the frogs and once you're about 20 feet past it turn north-west until you see a wooden post. Oh and don't forget the hill ranges, you'll have to climb over them, if not, go into the openings and turn to the left... unless there's another hill and in that case, go to the right."
Keep in mind there are 50 large boulders, 80 black trees, 5 wooden posts and freaking 8 puddles with frogs in 'em xD
That's how Morrowind worked at its worst.
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#1274
Posté 15 juin 2013 - 12:46
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I wasn't entirely happy with TW1, but they improved the game a lot in later patches. It made me confident to pre-order TW2. That game didn't disappoint me either. Love it. No game is perfect, but I am really looking forward to TW3.
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Posté 15 juin 2013 - 01:33
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AngryFrozenWater wrote...
I wasn't entirely happy with TW1, but they improved the game a lot in later patches. It made me confident to pre-order TW2. That game didn't disappoint me either. Love it. No game is perfect, but I am really looking forward to TW3.
Yeah, TW1 NEEDS the EE to be played.
