Do all notices on the boards provide a quest, or just some? I can't seem to figure out what to do once I've got one.
Colour banding at night is very annoying, I'm sure it wasn't there when I first played it.
Every thing is on ultra/on, running at my native 1080p or 2560x1440 using DSR the banding is at night is still there.
Drivers are the latest available (352.86). In the Nvidia settings under change resolution every thing is as it should be, colour depth 32bit, output colour depth 8bpc, colour format RGB, dynamic range is set to full.
11hrs into the game so far and not a single crash or issue of any kind, apart from the nighttime sky banding.
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Full 2560x1440 images are here.
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Radeon/media/The%20Witcher%203%20PC/292030_2015-05-20_00003_zpspa8skvzx.png.html?sort=3&o=0
So happy to see all the cries about the gfx were a load of bs too.
Looks like there is big patch coming next week, 600 changes including graphic improvements
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2...he-witcher-3-graphics-downgrade-issue-head-on
There's some good honesty in that interview, I have a lot of respect for that.
Total head in the sand syndrome. Just heard of this game (read 'series'). Loved Oblivion and Skyrim, don't have huge amounts of time. Is Witcher 3 the kinda game I could get without necessarily having needed to play the previous titles (unlike Mass Effect for example)?
There's some good honesty in that interview, I have a lot of respect for that.
Cannot believe how good that card game is that they created. I want to have a full set for all the classes
The leveling seems quite slow and the quests are kind of all over the place. You really need to grind out some side stuff or you will be to low level to take on the creatures in the new areas.
So happy to see all the cries about the gfx were a load of bs too.