The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

To the book discussion previously, if you want to take in the stories but dont fancy the read, someone has uploaded the official audiobooks to youtube! Thought i would try one out at work today and listened to 5 hours of the one i was halfway through last year :) so now i am caught up to where i left it and may just keep listening as i dont have much time to read :)

The reader is not bad at all, except his geralt sounds like ned stark :P

http://youtu.be/H0VVFuMHpNw

Thats the last wish, and check his page for the rest
 
To the Pad/KB+M discussion above, ive recently started playing witcher 2 on PC (first played on xbox 360 before i got into gaming on PC) i found pad for combat and KB+M for everything else worked very well for me, only games i use a pad for on PC are Fifa, GTA, and Dying light(sometime KB+M if im at my desk) as i play these games mainly on my TV some games just lend themselves towards a pad
 
They've had plenty of time to polish, I think we'll be surprised on how well it'll run. Hoping my TX @ 1400MHZ won't dip below 30fps and average around 40/50FPS @ 4K Ultra.
 
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I have no doubt it will be well optimised tbh...What worries me most is the the God-awful menus. CDPR simply can't do them!

We're gonna be using them for upwards of 100 hours, and they are very badly designed.
 
String said:
Pre-order rule broken for this one as there's no way I'm not going to be giving this one a go!

Bought on Steam with 25% off.
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So you got it for the same price as you could have got it on GOG, or 25% more than you would have paid had you just bought the DVD version.

Slick move bro!

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I don't know about 'cheap'; this is what you would want if you were using a controller.
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Yep...

I use gamepad for practically all single player games these days.

a) Most AAA PC games are made for console and so are designed specifically with gamepads in mind

b) I much prefer sitting back on a leather armchair for a few hours with a gamepad in my hand, with the game running on my TV, than sitting hunched over a keyboard and mouse at a desk for hours.

ONLY games that I play where mouse n keyboard is obligatory are online FPS shooters....or should I say an online FPS shooter (BF4).
 
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A game like this where you are going to be playing it so long you'll need a poo hole in your chair is going to be better with a pad, purely for the comfort factor. I'm very much a m&kb guy, so I'll be trying both, but I'm not ashamed to admit that I played DA:I on pad.

I paid full whack for this on steam ages ago. Not even fussed. If it's as good as we all hope it is, then I'll be happy to have funded a good developer!
 
Ive made the choice to order on ps4 just as i cant justify an upgrade right now but need to play the game :) ill still poke around this thread though as im a big fan and its bigger than the one on console section :)
 
Just clocked this on the Witcher 3 forum. Compromises are an inevitability, but talk about a stark contrast!
Note: The bottom part is the game running on ultra with an i7 4790K and GTX 980.
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Images over 1,280 pixels wide should be placed in spoiler tags as I've done for you.

Cheers

Surveyor
 
Bishie said:
Just clocked this on the Witcher 3 forum. Compromises are an inevitability, but talk about a stark contrast!
Note: The bottom part is the game running on ultra with an i7 4790K and GTX 980.

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The youtube screenshot is suffering very bad compression look how smeary the grass is and the horse has loads of artifacts on it.

I won't make a judgement til we see uncompressed screenshots.
 
The DVD version is useless to me considering I have a 100Mb broadband connection and no DVD drive in my system.

Look at my signature, do you think I care if I paid a tenner more than I could have?

Now, stop trolling... It's boring everyone.
 
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