I wouldn't be able to tell that you love the game so much hey I mean its not as though you have it in your avatar or something lol :PQuote:
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I wouldn't be able to tell that you love the game so much hey I mean its not as though you have it in your avatar or something lol :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Wlad
1 month and 4 days en-counting
What follows are impressions of The Witcher 2 based on the limited preview code that Namco and CD Projekt recently released to the press. It’s the prologue and first chapter of the full game, and as such makes up a healthy chunk of play time. People are saying about ten hours, but I think I spent longer than that with it. I’ll avoid specific narrative spoilers, but I won’t be avoiding game-mechanic spoilers. What that means is that I’ll be talking about how the game works, but not that much about what actually happens. This is not a game where you want to know about the surprises.
So let’s take a look at everything else.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011...the-witcher-2/
Go Read it all :D
awesome special on witcher premium drm free on gog from 10 may
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I have it on good authority that Borat (Geralt's well-known Kazakhstani ex-lover) will be available as one of Geralt's likely amorous conquests in future Witcher 2 DLC.
Joy be to Witcher fans.
And I have it on very good authority that you are an idiot.
My authority might be questionable... heheQuote:
Originally Posted by Wlad
Oi! lengthen
http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/59...er-Development
its gonna be hard yay
Nice preview from pc gamer. I especially like these comments, seem witcher 2 haven't been ruined by corporate influence like dragon age 2 was...
http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/04/21/th...her-2-preview/Quote:
What stands out most about The Witcher 2 is – and believe me, it’s a rare big budget game that gives off this vibe – is that it feels like the game CD Projekt wanted to make, with neither apology nor compromise getting in the way of its vision. The engine targets high-end systems because that’s the only way to make it look this good. Characters happily drop words like ‘fuck’ and ‘cunt’ because it wouldn’t be The Witcher’s cynical world if they didn’t. Playing as Geralt doesn’t give you the same freedom of build and character as most other RPGs, because you’re not here to be a Paladin or a Mage, but a Witcher – a very specific mix of fighter, sorcerer and alchemist, with a steel sword for slaying humans, and a silver sword for monsters. Through the levelling system, you can tip the balance towards any of those disciplines, but you still need them all, because that’s how a Witcher rolls. Or makes heads roll, anyway.