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[panzerwzh]

not all the quests are ones reacting to the invasion.

I'm not saying all the quests are reacting to the invasion, but this one is.

[KBomb]

what like the fetch the frying pan for the old woman which the guy used for making a note but we dont follow up on?

Yet that fetch quest included a cinematic conversation, a segment where you had to search for clues and then have the quest end with a twist with an interesting backstory.

Now compare that to the fetch quest in Emprise du Lion.

You see a random NPC talking to herself about a ring that belonged to her mother. You go to the point on the map and do a quick scan. Find the ring. Return the ring. The end.

I know which quest I'd rather do. It isn't the ring one.

[panzerwzh]

Yet that fetch quest included a cinematic conversation, a segment where you had to search for clues and then have the quest end with a twist with an interesting backstory.

Now compare that to the fetch quest in Emprise du Lion.

You see a random NPC talking to herself about a ring that belonged to her mother. You go to the point on the map and do a quick scan. Find the ring. Return the ring. The end.

I know which quest I'd rather do. It isn't the ring one.

The frying pan quest is never about the pan, whilst the ring's quest is literally just about the ring.

[KBomb]

The frying pan quest is never about the pan, whilst the ring's quest is literally just about the ring.

That pan got the shaft! It needed more backstory.

[Kantr]

I just used the frying pan to show that there are fetch quests

[panzerwzh]

Who said TW3 does not have fetch quest? They just done with such a quality that outshines most RPGs in recent years.

[KBomb]

I just used the frying pan to show that there are fetch quests

No one has said TW3 is free of fetch quests. In fact, dozens of replies here have remarked on the differences between DAI's fetch quests and TW3's fetch quests.

Nearly every rpg I have played has them. TW3 just did it better.

[TheOgre]

Warcraft 3's fetch quests count right? 

 

[KBomb]

Warcraft 3's fetch quests count right?

Sure. Animal Crossing has fetch quests. That counts too. No, I am super serious. It does.

[Elhanan]

huzzah! TW3 has cinematic side quests! So did ME3, but others like myself prefer to have those zots used elsewhere so we can skip the films, and continue to play the game. This is something that has been asked about now for a few years, and Bioware apparently listened.

Feedback... Be more like DAI.

[MoonDrummer]

huzzah! TW3 has cinematic side quests! So did ME3, but others like myself prefer to have those zots used elsewhere so we can skip the films, and continue to play the game. This is something that has been asked about now for a few years, and Bioware apparently listened.

Feedback... Be more like DAI.

   

[panzerwzh]

Don't feed the troll folks!

[Gileadan]

huzzah! TW3 has cinematic side quests! So did ME3, but others like myself prefer to have those zots used elsewhere so we can skip the films, and continue to play the game. This is something that has been asked about now for a few years, and Bioware apparently listened.

Feedback... Be more like DAI.

Skip the film?  I don't get the logic. Do you mean fast-skipping forwards through conversations and not wait for the audio to finish? Because if that's NOT what you mean, where is the difference between TW3 and DAI when it comes to conversations and "watching films"?

 

If you were to put the same conversation into both TW3 and DAI, and TW3 would handle it in its usual cinematic way and DAI would keep its minimalistic style, the conversation would still take the same time in both games - the time it takes for the talking characters to finish what they're saying. You spend the same time watching them talk, and it takes the same time to get back to actually playing the game. Except one game has gestures and facial expressions and whatnot and in the other there's two people standing next to each other. 

 

I'm not saying one is better than the other (though one definitely put in way more effort than the other) because that's personal preference, but the time spent watching is the same.

 

As for cutscenes that advance the story and are not part of a conversation... well, I greatly prefer that over codex entries or merely being told what actually happened. But yeah, YMMV again.

 

Feedback: CDPR, keep doing your thing. BioWare... good luck.

[Torgette]

It's a long game, if you want to do everything you're looking at 100+ hours, I don't blame anybody for skipping content.

[Elhanan]

Skip the film?  I don't get the logic. Do you mean fast-skipping forwards through conversations and not wait for the audio to finish? Because if that's NOT what you mean, where is the difference between TW3 and DAI when it comes to conversations and "watching films"?
 
If you were to put the same conversation into both TW3 and DAI, and TW3 would handle it in its usual cinematic way and DAI would keep its minimalistic style, the conversation would still take the same time in both games - the time it takes for the talking characters to finish what they're saying. You spend the same time watching them talk, and it takes the same time to get back to actually playing the game. Except one game has gestures and facial expressions and whatnot and in the other there's two people standing next to each other. 
 
I'm not saying one is better than the other (though one definitely put in way more effort than the other) because that's personal preference, but the time spent watching is the same.
 
As for cutscenes that advance the story and are not part of a conversation... well, I greatly prefer that over codex entries or merely being told what actually happened. But yeah, YMMV again.
 
Feedback: CDPR, keep doing your thing. BioWare... good luck.

Do not mind tighter face shots with the camera, but do not want more cut-scenes, esp those that have long winded speeches that are not controlled by the Player. ME3 has examples of both methods, and am grateful that DAI has more of the former; less of the latter.

[Gileadan]

Do not mind tighter face shots with the camera, but do not want more cut-scenes, esp those that have long winded speeches that are not controlled by the Player. ME3 has examples of both methods, and am grateful that DAI has more of the former; less of the latter.

Oh.

 

One of my favorite moments in DA:I was the discovery of Skyhold. And being made Inquisitor. Is it scenes like those you're referring to?

[Elhanan]

Oh.
 
One of my favorite moments in DA:I was the discovery of Skyhold. And being made Inquisitor. Is it scenes like those you're referring to?

I do like the cut-scenes introducing Cory at Haven, and then illustrating the journey to Skyhold. What I dislike - using ME3 again - is a lengthy cut-scene like Shepard's first chat with Javik, or others that could be informative and entertaining, but have those silly interrupts which removes the focus from the story to the mechanics.

What I prefer are the simple but memorable encounters like listening to the Asari in the hospital waiting room, or some of the simple interactions and banter with the crew aboard the Normandy; no cut-scenes required.

[Gileadan]

Meanwhile, in Poland...

 

The complete change log for patch 1.07 is here. (source)

 

Spoiler

Patch 1.07 is almost here! Below is the complete list of changes and fixes it will bring. 

 

Introduces an alternative movement style for Geralt. To enable, go to the Gameplay\Movement Response submenu.

Fixes a rare issue where the player's horse would not fall to the ground properly.

Fixes a rare issue where the player could be locked into the aiming animation if hit while throwing a bomb on horseback.

Fixes a rare issue with an infinite loading screen in the Ladies of the Wood quest.

Includes a variety of collision fixes.

Fixes an issue where Wild Hunt warriors would remain present even after the player completed the main storyline.

Fixes an issue where players could repeatedly buy foreign currency from a loan shark and sell it at the Vivaldi Bank.

Fixes an exploit whereby players could loot gold from a single chest more than once.

Fixes an issue whereby some skills were not properly removed after the player used the Potion of Clearance.

Fixes an issue with target locking, which should now be more responsive.

Introduces a number of changes in selected game-world areas to prevent players from unexpectedly progressing quests or leaving the playable area by climbing certain elements of the landscape.

Fixes an issue where sometimes players could not use Signs after reaching Skellige for the first time.

Fixes an issue where damage from certain sources was incorrectly calculated.

Fixes an issue where the durability of alternative weapons did not drop as intended.

Fixes an issue where the game would remain in slow motion if the player had used manual targeting.

Fixes an issue whereby meditation could be blocked by certain quests.

Fixes an issue where Stamina did not always regenerate properly.

Fixes an issue where Geralt's statistics could be multiplied if the player stood in a Dimeritium bomb cloud while the Cluster skill was activated.

Introduces a number of fixes, improvements and clarifications in the map-pins and objectives for multiple quests.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances gravity ceased to apply to the player's horse.

Adds a stash for player convenience. Players can now store loot in their stash, access to which is available in different parts of the world. Stash locations are marked on the map.

Fixes an issue whereby the player's horse would often stop abruptly before bridges or other narrow passages.

Fixes an issue whereby encumbrance was not updating correctly, resulting in players being overburdened where in fact they were not.

Fixes a rare issue where players were unable to choose different Signs.

Fixes an issue where the player was sometimes unable to craft glyphs.

Fixes an issue where not all merchants would accept junk loot.

All crafting components and alchemy ingredients now weigh nothing.

Fixes an issue where certain armor/hairstyle combinations interacted incorrectly.

Fixes an issue where instances of the Quen Sign would occasionally burst during dialogue scenes.

Fixes a rare issue where the player could not play gwent with Madame Serenity at the Passiflora.

The Zoltan gwent card should now always be present beneath the Hanged Man's Tree if the player does not win it earlier in White Orchard.

Fixes a rare issue where players could not talk to, or play gwent with, the innkeeper at the Inn at the Crossroads.

Includes a number of wording and spelling fixes in multiple localized versions.

Introduces a number of improvements in the game streaming system. Players should experience fewer blurred textures, NPC spawn times should be markedly reduced, and there should be an overall improvement in the speed with which game assets are loaded. Streaming system improvements should be most noticeable on consoles and systems with non-SSD drives.

Improves performance in the swamps of the No Man's Land region.

Fixes an issue whereby the presence of fog could adversely affect game performance.

Optimizes various FX which should result in improved performance during the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest.

Introduces a number of optimizations that improve overall performance throughout the game.

Improves overall game performance.

Fixes an issue where Keira's magic bubble could adversely affect performance.

Fixes an issue whereby the mouse cursor would remain visible during in-game video playback.

Adds a warning if the user runs out of disk space and wants to crate a new game save.

Fixes an issue whereby Colorblind mode was not properly saved.

Fixes an issue whereby Zoltan would sometimes appear in the incorrect location after the Novigrad, Closed City quest.

Fixes an issue during the Last Wish quest whereby Geralt would continue his conversation with Yennefer after they parted.

Fixes an issue where two simultaneous instances of some characters would appear in a scene in the Broken Flowers quest.

Fixes an issue whereby some objectives were not available to the player and would be automatically failed during the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest..

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances Lambert did not board the boat during the Final Trial quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances Madame Serenity was improperly placed during the Deadly Plot quest.

Fixes an issue where the Fake Papers quest would be failed if the player did not mention that one of the brothers was dead.

Fixes an issue whereby players would sometimes be unable to start the final horse race, The Heroes' Pursuits: For the Goddess' Glory! in Skellige.

Fixes an issue where unintended objects were present in Novigrad after the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest.

Fixes an issue where a progression break could occur if Geralt was knocked out by guards while following the Bloody Baron during the Family Matters quest.

Fixes an issue where players were sometimes unable to interact with a torch in the Get Junior quest.

Fixes an issue where players could sometimes experience an infinite loading screen during the Iron Maiden quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances players could encounter a blocker during the Contract: The Apiarian Phantom quest. Players who have encountered this bug need to backtrack to the frozen hive and examine the footprints around it again.

Fixes an issue whereby the player could get locked inside a room during the Through Time and Space quest.

Fixes an issue where on rare occasions players were unable to progress the game after the Get Junior quest, specifically upon reaching Vernon Roche's camp.

Fixes an issue whereby purchasing wine during the It Takes Three to Tango quest would not always progress the quest properly.

Fixes an issue where the In Wolf's Clothing quest did not progress properly after the player read Morkvarg's journal.

Fixes an issue where on some rare occasions players were unable to interact with the Wild Hunt soldier's body during the Echoes of the Past quest.

Fixes an issue whereby Keira would not always properly use the portal during the For the Advancement of Learning quest if asked to go to Kaer Morhen.

Fixes an issue where the Scoia'tael from Novigrad was not always available to play in the Gwent quest.

Fixes an issue where the player could get blocked inside a cellar during the King's Gambit quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain situations the player was unable to find Triss during the Final Preparations quest.

Fixes an issue where occasionally the Kingfisher tavern was left without an innkeeper after the Now or Never quest.

Fixes an issue where Yennefer was not spawned in Oxenfurt during the Great Escape quest.

Fixes a rare issue where Captain Wolverstone was not at the Golden Sturgeon when intended.

Fixes a rare issue where the bodyguards in the Reason of State quest were not hostile.

Fixes a rare issue where the griffin would not always appear in the Contract: The Creature from the Oxenfurt Forest quest.

Fixes an issue where the wyvern would not appear in the Contract: Phantom of the Trade Route quest.

Fixes an issue with enlisting Sukrus from Skellige to be Hattori's bodyguard in the Of Swords and Dumplings quest.

Fixes a rare issue whereby the visions in the Echoes of the Past quest were not displayed.

The Contract: Devil by the Well quest no longer counts towards the Geralt: The Professional achievement.

Fixes a rare issue when the player could not speak with Lambert at Kaer Morhen during the Final Trial quest.

Fixes a rare issue where players could not always complete the Hey, You Wanna Look at my Stuff? quest.

Fixes an issue where players were sometimes unable to summon a horse after the Fencing Lessons quest.

Fixes an issue where in the Scavenger Hunt: Viper School Gear quest the gate to the mausoleum was locked.

Fixes an issue where players could not use Signs or swords after the fistfight at the Rosemary and Thyme during the Broken Flowers quest.

Fixes a rare issue whereby players could not examine the source of interference during the Disturbance quest.

Fixes an issue with the Dirty Funds quest.

Fixes a rare issue with a loading screen in the Contract: The Phantom of Eldberg quest.

Fixes a issue with a loading screen at Aeramas' residence during the Of Dairy and Darkness quest.

Fixes an issue where quest givers for the Deadly Delights and Jenny o' the Woods contracts would disappear.

Introduces a number of improvements to overall game stability.

Fixes an issue where the Potion of Clearance would pop into the quick slot if the player ran out of food.

Adds a Books tab to the Inventory panel.

Introduces a number of additional loading screen hints.

Introduces a pinning feature for formulae and diagrams. Ingredients and components for pinned formulae/diagrams are highlighted in the shop view. This should greatly facilitate the purchase of currently needed elements.

Introduces a feature whereby currently equipped items are highlighted in the Repair panel, facilitating prioritization of items needing repair.

Adds a feature whereby read and unread books are marked differently in the Inventory panel.

The list of all available DLC packages is now displayed in the Main Menu/Options/Downloadable Content submenu for better clarity.

[Zinho73]

Meanwhile, in Poland...

 

The complete change log for patch 1.07 is here. (source)

 

This is another thing that I find interesting with CD Project, their patches are not just about damage control, they always manage to slip some quality of life changes, some player's request and other things, with each patch not only the game works better - it actually gets better.

 

As my father used to say: "you can judge a character not by what they do best, but on how they handle their worst".

[line_genrou]

I just used the frying pan to show that there are fetch quests

 

Usually when we use the term fetch quest it means just that, fetch the thing, bring it back, quest over.

The quest you just mentioned in an attempt to show that "omg W3 also has fetch quest guyzzz it's the same as DAI" does not include in what I said. There's a context there and gives us information which makes the quest INTERESTING. Something DAI fetch quests lacked.

[line_genrou]

This is the best cinematic trailer I've seen yet

 

[AppalachianApex]

Meanwhile, in Poland...

 

The complete change log for patch 1.07 is here. (source)

 

Spoiler

Patch 1.07 is almost here! Below is the complete list of changes and fixes it will bring. 

 

Introduces an alternative movement style for Geralt. To enable, go to the Gameplay\Movement Response submenu.

Fixes a rare issue where the player's horse would not fall to the ground properly.

Fixes a rare issue where the player could be locked into the aiming animation if hit while throwing a bomb on horseback.

Fixes a rare issue with an infinite loading screen in the Ladies of the Wood quest.

Includes a variety of collision fixes.

Fixes an issue where Wild Hunt warriors would remain present even after the player completed the main storyline.

Fixes an issue where players could repeatedly buy foreign currency from a loan shark and sell it at the Vivaldi Bank.

Fixes an exploit whereby players could loot gold from a single chest more than once.

Fixes an issue whereby some skills were not properly removed after the player used the Potion of Clearance.

Fixes an issue with target locking, which should now be more responsive.

Introduces a number of changes in selected game-world areas to prevent players from unexpectedly progressing quests or leaving the playable area by climbing certain elements of the landscape.

Fixes an issue where sometimes players could not use Signs after reaching Skellige for the first time.

Fixes an issue where damage from certain sources was incorrectly calculated.

Fixes an issue where the durability of alternative weapons did not drop as intended.

Fixes an issue where the game would remain in slow motion if the player had used manual targeting.

Fixes an issue whereby meditation could be blocked by certain quests.

Fixes an issue where Stamina did not always regenerate properly.

Fixes an issue where Geralt's statistics could be multiplied if the player stood in a Dimeritium bomb cloud while the Cluster skill was activated.

Introduces a number of fixes, improvements and clarifications in the map-pins and objectives for multiple quests.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances gravity ceased to apply to the player's horse.

Adds a stash for player convenience. Players can now store loot in their stash, access to which is available in different parts of the world. Stash locations are marked on the map.

Fixes an issue whereby the player's horse would often stop abruptly before bridges or other narrow passages.

Fixes an issue whereby encumbrance was not updating correctly, resulting in players being overburdened where in fact they were not.

Fixes a rare issue where players were unable to choose different Signs.

Fixes an issue where the player was sometimes unable to craft glyphs.

Fixes an issue where not all merchants would accept junk loot.

All crafting components and alchemy ingredients now weigh nothing.

Fixes an issue where certain armor/hairstyle combinations interacted incorrectly.

Fixes an issue where instances of the Quen Sign would occasionally burst during dialogue scenes.

Fixes a rare issue where the player could not play gwent with Madame Serenity at the Passiflora.

The Zoltan gwent card should now always be present beneath the Hanged Man's Tree if the player does not win it earlier in White Orchard.

Fixes a rare issue where players could not talk to, or play gwent with, the innkeeper at the Inn at the Crossroads.

Includes a number of wording and spelling fixes in multiple localized versions.

Introduces a number of improvements in the game streaming system. Players should experience fewer blurred textures, NPC spawn times should be markedly reduced, and there should be an overall improvement in the speed with which game assets are loaded. Streaming system improvements should be most noticeable on consoles and systems with non-SSD drives.

Improves performance in the swamps of the No Man's Land region.

Fixes an issue whereby the presence of fog could adversely affect game performance.

Optimizes various FX which should result in improved performance during the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest.

Introduces a number of optimizations that improve overall performance throughout the game.

Improves overall game performance.

Fixes an issue where Keira's magic bubble could adversely affect performance.

Fixes an issue whereby the mouse cursor would remain visible during in-game video playback.

Adds a warning if the user runs out of disk space and wants to crate a new game save.

Fixes an issue whereby Colorblind mode was not properly saved.

Fixes an issue whereby Zoltan would sometimes appear in the incorrect location after the Novigrad, Closed City quest.

Fixes an issue during the Last Wish quest whereby Geralt would continue his conversation with Yennefer after they parted.

Fixes an issue where two simultaneous instances of some characters would appear in a scene in the Broken Flowers quest.

Fixes an issue whereby some objectives were not available to the player and would be automatically failed during the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest..

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances Lambert did not board the boat during the Final Trial quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances Madame Serenity was improperly placed during the Deadly Plot quest.

Fixes an issue where the Fake Papers quest would be failed if the player did not mention that one of the brothers was dead.

Fixes an issue whereby players would sometimes be unable to start the final horse race, The Heroes' Pursuits: For the Goddess' Glory! in Skellige.

Fixes an issue where unintended objects were present in Novigrad after the Battle of Kaer Morhen quest.

Fixes an issue where a progression break could occur if Geralt was knocked out by guards while following the Bloody Baron during the Family Matters quest.

Fixes an issue where players were sometimes unable to interact with a torch in the Get Junior quest.

Fixes an issue where players could sometimes experience an infinite loading screen during the Iron Maiden quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain circumstances players could encounter a blocker during the Contract: The Apiarian Phantom quest. Players who have encountered this bug need to backtrack to the frozen hive and examine the footprints around it again.

Fixes an issue whereby the player could get locked inside a room during the Through Time and Space quest.

Fixes an issue where on rare occasions players were unable to progress the game after the Get Junior quest, specifically upon reaching Vernon Roche's camp.

Fixes an issue whereby purchasing wine during the It Takes Three to Tango quest would not always progress the quest properly.

Fixes an issue where the In Wolf's Clothing quest did not progress properly after the player read Morkvarg's journal.

Fixes an issue where on some rare occasions players were unable to interact with the Wild Hunt soldier's body during the Echoes of the Past quest.

Fixes an issue whereby Keira would not always properly use the portal during the For the Advancement of Learning quest if asked to go to Kaer Morhen.

Fixes an issue where the Scoia'tael from Novigrad was not always available to play in the Gwent quest.

Fixes an issue where the player could get blocked inside a cellar during the King's Gambit quest.

Fixes an issue where in certain situations the player was unable to find Triss during the Final Preparations quest.

Fixes an issue where occasionally the Kingfisher tavern was left without an innkeeper after the Now or Never quest.

Fixes an issue where Yennefer was not spawned in Oxenfurt during the Great Escape quest.

Fixes a rare issue where Captain Wolverstone was not at the Golden Sturgeon when intended.

Fixes a rare issue where the bodyguards in the Reason of State quest were not hostile.

Fixes a rare issue where the griffin would not always appear in the Contract: The Creature from the Oxenfurt Forest quest.

Fixes an issue where the wyvern would not appear in the Contract: Phantom of the Trade Route quest.

Fixes an issue with enlisting Sukrus from Skellige to be Hattori's bodyguard in the Of Swords and Dumplings quest.

Fixes a rare issue whereby the visions in the Echoes of the Past quest were not displayed.

The Contract: Devil by the Well quest no longer counts towards the Geralt: The Professional achievement.

Fixes a rare issue when the player could not speak with Lambert at Kaer Morhen during the Final Trial quest.

Fixes a rare issue where players could not always complete the Hey, You Wanna Look at my Stuff? quest.

Fixes an issue where players were sometimes unable to summon a horse after the Fencing Lessons quest.

Fixes an issue where in the Scavenger Hunt: Viper School Gear quest the gate to the mausoleum was locked.

Fixes an issue where players could not use Signs or swords after the fistfight at the Rosemary and Thyme during the Broken Flowers quest.

Fixes a rare issue whereby players could not examine the source of interference during the Disturbance quest.

Fixes an issue with the Dirty Funds quest.

Fixes a rare issue with a loading screen in the Contract: The Phantom of Eldberg quest.

Fixes a issue with a loading screen at Aeramas' residence during the Of Dairy and Darkness quest.

Fixes an issue where quest givers for the Deadly Delights and Jenny o' the Woods contracts would disappear.

Introduces a number of improvements to overall game stability.

Fixes an issue where the Potion of Clearance would pop into the quick slot if the player ran out of food.

Adds a Books tab to the Inventory panel.

Introduces a number of additional loading screen hints.

Introduces a pinning feature for formulae and diagrams. Ingredients and components for pinned formulae/diagrams are highlighted in the shop view. This should greatly facilitate the purchase of currently needed elements.

Introduces a feature whereby currently equipped items are highlighted in the Repair panel, facilitating prioritization of items needing repair.

Adds a feature whereby read and unread books are marked differently in the Inventory panel.

The list of all available DLC packages is now displayed in the Main Menu/Options/Downloadable Content submenu for better clarity.

 

I love the support Witcher 3 is getting.

 

But, seriously, HOW MANY PATCHES WILL IT TAKE BEFORE I CAN SKIP THE (Seriously? I edited how the "u" in my "profane" word and you still edit it out?) DANDELION LOADING-SCREEN STORY RECAPS?

Modifié par AppalachianApex, 10 juillet 2015 - 06:50 .
Profanity/Evading filter

[ashwind]

This is another thing that I find interesting with CD Project, their patches are not just about damage control, they always manage to slip some quality of life changes, some player's request and other things, with each patch not only the game works better - it actually gets better.

 

As my father used to say: "you can judge a character not by what they do best, but on how they handle their worst".

 

Well, what do you expect from a company that gave their previous 2 title's enhanced edition to players who bought the original game for the low low price of *FREE*?

 

 

 

Meanwhile in EA....

 

Announce intention to make story DLC to properly conclude the Inquisitor's story but cut off part of their customers and make them pay for the same game on a new console.

 

 

 Be more like the Witcher 3?? Nope... Not gonna happen. 

[Torgette]

Well, what do you expect from a company that gave their previous 2 title's enhanced edition to players who bought the original game for the low low price of *FREE*?

 

 

 

Meanwhile in EA....

 

Announce intention to make story DLC to properly conclude the Inquisitor's story but cut off part of their customers and make them pay for the same game on a new console.

 

 

 Be more like the Witcher 3?? Nope... Not gonna happen. 

 

If they were more like TW3 in that specific scenario there wouldn't have been a 360/PS3 version to begin with (which would've been better for everybody really).

[line_genrou]

I love the support Witcher 3 is getting.

 

But, seriously, HOW MANY PATCHES WILL IT TAKE BEFORE I CAN SKIP THE F*CKING DANDELION LOADING-SCREEN STORY RECAPS?

 

You prefer a black screen?

Dandelion is just telling in which part of the story you are WHILE the game is loading.