Bolding mine.
Is that the one where pressing the number of the Answer you want to use on your keyboard or Alt/Tabbing out & back in fixed the problem? 'cause that isn't game breaking. It's annoying, yes, but not game game breaking. (I only play on PC, idk about consoles) Unless there was a more severe version of that bug out there that I never ran into.
The cutscene with Briala? Never ran into that. First time I've ever heard about tbh.
If they got deleted because they might hurt sales, it begs the question why EA/BioWare wasn't more thorough and why there has been no rage storm about deleted bug reports. No evidence, just supposition.
Any cooperation is greedy and wants as much profit as possible. Including CD Project Red who are owned by are larger mother ship as well. There's nothing especially aggravating about that because believing that any AAA studio is "doing it for the fans unlike...." (As CDPR loves to imply) is utterly naive. These people want a profit, want to stay in business and want to keep their jobs. Not caring about their product would work against that, hence the delays DAI got. Like 'em or not but not caring about delivering a product that works would put them out of business. DAI clearly hasn't, in fact, it has given them a boost in popularity, sales, awards and press recognition. All bought you say? Evidence, please, I say. 'cause I'm no EA fan but I do find it most absurd to see people lap up reviews if they agree with them, only to call them bought/clueless if they don't agree with them. 'cause the same folks shrieking how DAI never earned the praise, awards, record breaking launch & sales will be swooning over every award, perfect score & great sales report CDPR will yap about in due time. It's so predictable, it's almost sad.
CDPR isn't brand new. They've been around for almost a decade (TW1 was released in 2007, in a very broken state btw. I loved that series before it was cool to do so).
Will I ever see the day when a buggy piece of software (Aggravating, esp. since not everyone experiences the same issues) isn't likened to a badly designed/flawed car (Possibly life threatening. But hey, that's the SAME!)? No? Didn't think so.
Microtransactions are optional. As in: They can not be bought.
NVM that TW2's free DLC were just as bad as free DLC usually are. (Unless the "Enhanced" aka patched/complete game counts as DLC......I hope not?)
Not the same R, no. Similar, but not the same. Were it the same, you'd get your Shepard being in a relationship with Liara instead of Ashley after importing into ME2 because.....a codex has the answer. NVM that in the games you mentioned, you're not forced to play as white, straight grizzled dude Nr. 56988 with magic powers who gets all the chicks. (Without any consequences whatsoever) Shepard, Hawke and the various people who can be the Quizzy have a LOT more RP freedom than Geralt Of Rivia. I like Geralt Of Rivia. A lot. But he's not MY character. (Even being given a CHARGEN would've helped tbh, even a limited one) Whereas my Shepard, Hawke & various Inquisitors were created by me. Are there story limitations? Sure? But that's always the case.
Also, why not include DAO? (NVM, I know why, that game is sacrosanct)
To make a long story short: You asked me what this has to do with DAI's bugs. Nothing much. Which is why I ask again why the opinion of a Witcher Dev should matter. 'cause it doesn't. Their condescending attitude only makes me less inclined to swallow their sexist, racist, homophobic "deep storytelling".
Alt tabbing doesn't work on the Xbox One. I had to actually pull out the power plug when that conversation bug kept hitting.
Heard about that bug plenty. I even started a thread about it in December, and plenty chimed in and mentioned they had the same problem, and others.
EA wanted the December sales. Simple logic there. Hide the bugs and fix most of them later, after money has been made.
Look at the reviews from gamers, and on metacritic and Amazon. At least half of them are negative. Poor gameplay, bugs, shallow story etc. Very odd that none of the reviewers mentioned anything like this at all. Must be a professional thing then, to not notice things like this.
CDPR was "brand new" when they started The Witcher series. That was what I meant. I know they aren't brand new right now.
Take ME3, for example. One of the DLCs in that one has to do with a live Prothean. That bit isn't optional. that is arguably the biggest historical event in the ME universe happening right there. The information that fellow gives you is pretty vital.
The same goes for the DLC in DA2, that introduces Corypheus. Pretty vital to DA:I, storywise.
The witcher DLCs were as bad as the Deast Day gifts and the Darkspawn Chronicles? I doubt that.
Not arguing the fact that we don't get to play our own character in the witcher game. Truth be told I would have preffered if we could make our own whitcher. Those games are based on the books, though, so I can understand why we have to play as Geralt. Hawke is the same as Geralt. You have zero say in who he is. He is a premade character that you can decide the basic personality trait of. Nothing more. The same goes for Shepard. Given all the auto dialogue and whatever else, you aren't in control of the character either. Not completely. In DA:I my inquisitor actually promoted a templar out of the blue. I had no say in the matter at all. It also made my character giggle like a schoolgirl when he spoke to Cassandra. No say in that either.Ruined my character, actually. Or rather the illusion of the Inquisitor being my character.
Their sexism and whatever else falls on the shoulders of the guy who wrote the books. They are adapting his world to the gaming screen. If the setting isn't politically correct to begin with, it would just be lame if it got turned into PC just because they might lose a sale or two because of it. Not sure where you got "homophobic" from the Witcher games though? Geralt is straight. simple as that. So is Indiana Jones.