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[Luxorek]

Multi-region open world. Meaning three different areas [Skellige Islands, Novigrad, No Man's Land] each bigger than the combined landmass of TW2, than you can travel through by foot, horse or boat. You can visit each of these areas from the beginning of the game.

[Khayness]

So it's 6 pm, I was happy they will show it 12 GMT+1/CET.

[Heimdall]

Luxorek wrote...

Multi-region open world. Meaning three different areas [Skellige Islands, Novigrad, No Man's Land] each bigger than the combined landmass of TW2, than you can travel through by foot, horse or boat. You can visit each of these areas from the beginning of the game.

Google tells me Novigrad is a city, so we'll actually see a city large enough to be believable?

[LPPrince]

Lord Aesir wrote...

I've never had much interest in the Witcher games. I tried the first game and couldn't get into it. Geralt was too defined for my usual tastes in RPGs and the gameplay left me cold.

...I think I might want to give this one a shot though.

Don't expect that to change. You can make differing decisions as Geralt, but he is still and will always be THE Geralt of Rivia. A defined character you can guide to some extent along differing paths.

I say this as someone who loved TW2, by the way.

[LPPrince]

Lord Aesir wrote...

Luxorek wrote...

Multi-region open world. Meaning three different areas [Skellige Islands, Novigrad, No Man's Land] each bigger than the combined landmass of TW2, than you can travel through by foot, horse or boat. You can visit each of these areas from the beginning of the game.

Google tells me Novigrad is a city, so we'll actually see a city large enough to be believable?

No game at this point is gonna have a city large enough to be believable. At least not compared to reality, the whole point is to suspend your disbelief and enjoy whats there.

For example, I could totally believe Rome in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was what it was supposed to be. Dragon Age 2's Kirkwall, less so.

Whether the cities in TW3 will have all the right things to appear believable we won't know for quite some time.

[slimgrin]

Well, the fans already expressed concerns over Novigrad being too small, or about the slightest possibility it might be. The dev team responded and said they were discussing it. CDPR knows how to recreate a medieval city as well as anyone, as Vizima showed. But I feel Novigrad has to be pretty epic in scale. In the books it's a major hub.

[Luxorek]

I believe we're gonna see Novigrad, plus the surrounding villages and such. Meaning, the CITY of Novigrad might not be that huge. Anyways...

[Reod]

 

Modifié par Reod, 08 décembre 2013 - 02:15 .

[Heimdall]

LPPrince wrote...

Lord Aesir wrote...

I've never had much interest in the Witcher games. I tried the first game and couldn't get into it. Geralt was too defined for my usual tastes in RPGs and the gameplay left me cold.

...I think I might want to give this one a shot though.

Don't expect that to change. You can make differing decisions as Geralt, but he is still and will always be THE Geralt of Rivia. A defined character you can guide to some extent along differing paths.

I say this as someone who loved TW2, by the way.

I think I just have to try and approach it like I did Deus Ex: HR.  I loved that game.  I suppose I'll see.  I've dropped some hints to people that I'd like TW2 this Christmas, so I'll see how enjoyable I find it.  And how much I like Geralt I suppose.

[Vort3xX]

This is how you create cities people, large and looks goddamn great so now to hope it feels just as alive as well, can't wait to spend the first 24 hours walking around in the city.

[Heimdall]

LPPrince wrote...

No game at this point is gonna have a city large enough to be believable. At least not compared to reality, the whole point is to suspend your disbelief and enjoy whats there.

For example, I could totally believe Rome in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood was what it was supposed to be. Dragon Age 2's Kirkwall, less so.

Whether the cities in TW3 will have all the right things to appear believable we won't know for quite some time.

In all honesty, I had been playing Skyrim right before typing that, so my standards for "believable size" were desperately low.

Medieval cities were not so large if you don't count the surrounding farms and outskirts.  Besides, if its one of these regions I'm told is larger than the areas of TW2 combines, it must be considerable.

[Reod]

Music used in trailer Percival - Sargon

Modifié par Reod, 08 décembre 2013 - 03:06 .

[Luxorek]

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Sweet baby Jesus, I'm glad I went all out with my PC.

Also glad they put some suitable menace to the riders o the Hunt.

[Luxorek]

Slow-mo gifs from Neogaf.





Their attention to detail is unreal. Dem weather vanes

[Milan92]

Can't wait for this game. Really glad my pc will be able to handle it with ease.

[TheChris92]

I actually preferred the combat of Witcher 2 over Witcher 1's boring, slow & dull combat. Hope it doesn't go back to that of the first game again -- The game certainly looks very pretty and everything, not that I care about that, so I hope that the pretty environments will complement the gameplay. What I wouldn't like to see return from Witcher 2 is the quicktime events. It's quite annoying to have those show up in boss fights, being as unfair as they were, and thus make you start the whole thing again if you didn't see them coming.

[Luxorek]

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Reod wrote...

I've been staring at this gif in particular for a while now.

My god, how the environment reacts to your signs is a thing of beauty. 

JUST LOOK AT THAT WINDOW. THE CHAIR. AND THE STUFF ON THE TABLE. AND WHAT LOOKS LIKE LIQUID FLYING OUT OF THAT BUCKET ON THE LEFT

*froths*

Modifié par SergeantSnookie, 09 décembre 2013 - 12:50 .

[Cheylus]

A 1080p trailer has been released on Youtube.
Better than that, CDPR released an uncompressed version of the trailer here (right-click to download).

(source: the witcher forums)

I'm impressed.

[Luxorek]

I've made a little comparison of Geralt's face now and then. It's much more smoother looking, not to mention the lightning and such. I like it I have to say. Can't wait to see how they improved the conversation animations.

EDIT: Open in a new tab, to see it in full glory.

Modifié par Luxorek, 09 décembre 2013 - 11:00 .

[Maliken]

I'm still not a fan of his current hairstyle, thankfully there will be barbershops.

[Luxorek]

Sweet Jeeesus.