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[SlottsMachine]

 

And contrary to fanboy tears, ME3 is the best game in the trilogy in terms of gameplay. 

 

I don't think anyone disagrees with that. 

[Luxorek]

So it seems the NeoGaf poster was correct after all. They do have huge issues in terms of developing the game.

So much for the fanboys arguing: Yeah it's going to be just fine! Apparently CDPR felt differently.

 

Shhhh... it's gonna be fine, Costin. It's gonna be juuuuust fine.

[TheChosenOne]

Well..... Shoddycast is making a really cool lore series base on the Witcher universe. I liked what they did with Dragon age and Fallout. First episode is up now.
http://m.youtube.com...h?v=YrrzVp2HIMk

[CrazyRah]

Well..... Shoddycast is making a really cool lore series base on the Witcher universe. I liked what they did with Dragon age and Fallout. First episode is up now.
http://m.youtube.com...h?v=YrrzVp2HIMk

 

Ah, awesome!

[Han Shot First]

I have mixed feelings about the delay.

 

On the one hand I'm glad that they are taking time to get the game right and not rushing out a product with a lot of issues, but it usually doesn't bode well when a game goes through multiple delays. I hope it isn't a sign that the final game in the series is going to be a clunker.

[Heimdall]

This argument is about as flimsy as it gets. As Seboist pointed out, The Witcher III's predecessor didn't have a plot that derailed or simply entirely ignored the overarching plot of the series like Mass Effect 2 did for Mass Effect 3, despite the fact that, as standalone games, Mass Effect 2 was my favorite. That being said, I feel like it did irreperable harm to the series as a whole.

Why can I only give one like?

Much as I loved ME2's episodic adventures, it's flimsy main plot did nothing for the overarching narrative. I've said for awhile now that they could have retained the Suicide Mission structure more or less but the Reapers should have arrived in ME2. The plot should have been about heading off the initial invasion, not mucking about with DNA milkshakes and baby terminators with no apparent purpose. ME3 could then pick up in the midst of the War.

Ahem, but yeah, the Witcher hasn't had the same sort of problem. Even if the issues in TW2 are pretty standalone, there is no shortage of continuation in the story. The only thing that worries me about the delay is that they might run into the same issues as DAI and release a buggy product, but I think Bioware will address the issues and I'm sure the Witcher devs will too.

[Eternal Phoenix]

[Druk-Qs]

It's only been like 2 or 3 delays, that's nothing crazy when it comes to making a game as large as The Witcher 3 promises to be. I'm about 90% the delay has to do with bugs and texture problems than anything else, I'm sure it's really just them wanting to polish (Hehe) it up as much as possible and avoid the buggy reputation that large, open world games almost unavoidably fall into.

 

In other words, I don't think the delay is a bad thing. I'm not going to consume anything else from the game before I play it because I want to blown away from start to finish without anything spoiled once the game is finally in my hands, so I can sit here and wait for as long as they want me to, plenty of other stuff to keep me entertained in the mean time.

[TheChosenOne]

Yeah I always see delays as a good thing.

 

Better that than a crappy game.

 

I'm in no rush to buy it though, I bet others are more eager.

 

I'm in no rush to get it too. With DA:I, Destiny, Batman,Bloodborne, and many more I'm happy it's coming out at a time I would be done with all those. But with Cyberpunk 2077............. I can only IMAGINE when that will come out   

 

[CrazyRah]

So the second playable character has been revealed!

[Dutchess]

^Woohoo! That should be fun!

[Eternal Phoenix]

Called it back in post 566.

 

I wasn't sure but thought they would go with her. I couldn't see them changing the entire gameplay for Yennifer who is a sorcerer. Ceri has a silver witcher's sword, she can fight monsters and all that needs to be changed are the animations for her swordplay.

 

I'm happy it's her too.

 

Now, I suppose everything else will be left to speculation. How will these sections work if they are simply "segments" where we're switched from playing as Geralt to Ceri? Will these sections be linear, in the open world or in smaller but non-linear regions?

[Chewin]

She was the more probable character for sure, I found. Intriguing. Looking forward to it, and hopefully her animations are different from Geralt's. 

[TheChris92]

Yeah, this makes sense.

 

It'll also be good for fans who don't particularly like playing as a male only character.

 

I'm not one of them.

 

But I'm aware of a few.

I just don't like Geralt one bit, so I'm cool with this.

[Milan92]

I wonder if she's just gonna be playable during flashbacks or if she gets a much larger part.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Great news. Hope we play as her in a decently large capacity rather than just snippets like the other playable characters in TW2. I don't imagine they'd be advertising it if it was just brief segments, though.

[CrazyRah]

I can't see them making it this big of a deal if it were to be only a tiny segment like in TW2

[Heimdall]

I really don't think she'll be playable for more than a few snippets spread out throughout the plot. Probably significantly more than those TW2 bits, but nowhere near parity with Geralt.

I know she's the closest thing to a female Witcher, but I hope she doesn't play like an exact clone of Geralt.