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[BlackGrifon]

I have no idea where you got this impression, but it is completely 100% wrong. 

 

what is there so difficult to understand, in gameplay the engine needs to process a large amount of data: enemies, all the envirorment, fauna, npc's everithing, but in a cutscene it just needs to process the characters involved in the scene and a small piece of the background, so it has a lot more power to create a better quality to character models. Take a look at the call of duty i think it was short video where they show off a high quality dog, with full detail, you could see every single individual strand of hair. do you think the game could keep all that detail while running everithing else

[Maraas]

Uhh.. again, no (or rather, that's not quite what I was referring to)

Yep, you're right. Kinda got carried away with the argument there. It's not so much about lighting as the clouds/fog/whatever that is. Should look something like this, just like you've been showing:

[Maria Caliban]

That's Mount Hood reflecting off Trillium? I think someone gave it a good photoshopping though.

Yeah, it's Mount Hood.

[themikefest]

Since I never played Witcher and most likely never will, I don't compare graphics from one game to another. My concern is story, characters and gameplay. From what Bioware has shown me up this point, I will not be disappointed in regards to gameplay, story, characters and with my eyes, the graphics look good as well.

[Inquisitor Mary Sue]

Since I never played Witcher and most likely never will

 

May I ask why?

[Schreckstoff]

May I ask why?

Tried to play the 1st once but the combat and the dialogue camera switching were a huge annoyance. Did play TW2 though and very much looking forward to TW3.

[themikefest]

May I ask why?

Never heard of the game till I joined the BSN over 2 years ago and being that its only available for the pc, it made me less interested. I'm not a big fan playing games on the pc. I like my ps3 and relaxing on my couch in front of my 50" screen tv.

[thats1evildude]

I never got into the Witcher because I'm not a PC-gamer and I couldn't play the first game. I heard the second game was rather unfriendly to new players, so I never bothered with it either.

I do think I could like The Witcher series, but honestly, I'm rather turned off by its fanbase. From the day I started playing Dragon Age, I've had to put up with obnoxious Witcher fans loudly crowing at me that I was only allowed to play one RPG series and I had chosen the wrong one. So unless The Witcher 3 turns out to be descended from heaven - and from what I hear of those leaked spoilers, it ain't - I'll give it a pass.

[dtplegend]

May I ask why?

Because there is no character creation 

[Melca36]

Never heard of the game till I joined the BSN over 2 years ago and being that its only available for the pc, it made me less interested. I'm not a big fan playing games on the pc. I like my ps3 and relaxing on my couch in front of my 50" screen tv.

I play games on my PC and I use my TV. I have a big HDMI cable 

[Melca36]

May I ask why?

 

I'll tell you why its a huge turn off for people which made some have no interest in playing...it gets tedious seeing these Witcher VS Dragon Age posts over and over and over.

[Aaleel]

I play games on my PC and I use my TV. I have a big HDMI cable 

 

Me too, my big screen even has a game mode.  I refuse to use a gamepad though so I have to throw a wireless keyboard and mouse on the coffee table

[Allan Schumacher]

I think the thread has mostly expended the point of its original topic now.  The "Why don't you play <game X>" always comes up and I suspect the answers are often ones that have already been shared.

 

Locking.