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Its unlikely there will be considerably less dialogue than Witcher 2 but no one can say for sure until they have played it, you would be better watching some game-play footage on YouTube to judge it for yourself.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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Its unlikely there will be considerably less dialogue than Witcher 2 but no one can say for sure until they have played it, you would be better watching some game-play footage on YouTube to judge it for yourself.
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Old link and no one has gone on record, just saying I could have written that and had it posted. Not saying it is not true but it proves nothing as it is all he said she said as per normal.
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Tbh it doesn't take much to see its the reason why. It's why I was extremely disappointed with the consoles on release and still am to this day.
Lazy devs holding us back as it's the cheaper option.
Lazy devs holding us back as it's the cheaper option.
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It's a quest/story driven RPG, so I would put money on yes, it will be pretty dialogue heavy.
I actually found dialogues and decision-making to be the best part of the game;p I bet 3 is going to be dialogue-heavy as well, there's litte evidence to prove otherwise.
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Will it matter? No.
Will it make it a more enjoyable experience? Probably yes.
As far as I can tell from seeing one review just to get a good idea of how the game actually plays, there is a scene towards the beginning of the game where you are getting your beard shaved and it recaps the previous games story there; and you have to pick different options for big plot points for the previous games, as if you were carrying a save over.
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That would be amazing.
HBO would fit the theme well, it would need to be 18, not family friendly, no teens & utterly brutal. It could follow an x-files kind of theme (each episode one monster, or puzzle which requires solving) - violent combat, great actors.
Would be excellent.
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I remember my showing my ex the intro FMV of the first Witcher, and the first thing she said was 'Sean Bean!', haha
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I watched that CGI trailer last night and think it is blinking awesome!!!
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We don't expect CGI in game graphics. Why do people keep posting this ****. The reason for the debate is that we expect the in game graphics to be on a par with the in game gameplay previously shown, of which it is clearly not!!! Be that is it may, it still looks stunning and I can't wait.
Edit: Apologies, I may have misunderstood your post, though my point still stands to others claiming we expected graphics like the old CGI trailers.
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Just to answer your question: I think I'll probably skip it, at least for the time being. It's not because I want to show my annoyance to the developers by not supporting them or anything childish like that. It's only a game, doesn't matter whether I play it or not.
It's simply because I've been shown pretty gameplays that looked very complete(not those 2013 trailers but e.g. the swamp gameplay) and my brain sort of became hard-wired to think that's what we were going to get.
No matter how good the game is, I just don't feel like investing time into a world so visually unappealing (especially after sinking 50hrs of my life into GTA5, the last game to do that to me was Ryu Ga Gotoku/Yakuza 4 on good ol' PS3 when I played a lot more than nowadays;p). It's vast and varied and all but it seriously looks like I'm drugged up 24/7 and traversing cardboard forests with hyperactive trees on LSD. The animations are clunky as well, it feels like an indie game at times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv0gJ8DpUd0 That's the last gameplay I've seen, apparently on Ultra. Even if you can enable HBAO+ and sharpening, they won't miraculously turn the game into what we saw a year ago. It looks so unbelievably bad at times it makes me cringe. From colours to vegetation or water, everything's just off.
Graphics are a petty reason not to play a game but it was half of what made Witcher 2 so magical and unique. Such games just need a crapload of effects to make the world come to life.
Anyway, that's just my take on things. I hope people will enjoy the game for what it is.
Speaking of importing saves, I'm quite curious how big of an impact your decisions in the second game will make on the world in Wild Hunt. Would be cool if it altered a huge chunk of the game, as it did in 2
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Says it all. I hate the consoles sometimes. Basically the Xbone became the low bar that had to be set for the game, with the PS4 and even more so the PC version being hamstrung..
Great.. 'Next gen' consoles
Why is it the consoles fault? Surely the blame lays suqarely at the dev, this was a decision made by them. If they would have pushed the PC game out first them 'ported' that out to console there wouldn't be a problem.
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Your sticking to what feels right for you mate and gotta respect you for that, i hope you give it a try at some stage as the early reviews do indicate its something special indeed.
One thing you can be sure is that on Tuesday this thread will hopefully turn into a how the game plays discussion rather than how it "should" look
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Speaking of importing saves, I'm quite curious how big of an impact your decisions in the second game will make on the world in Wild Hunt. Would be cool if it altered a huge chunk of the game, as it did in 2
How much of an impact did 1 actually make to 2? I tried to import my save but it wouldn't detect it for some reason
And do we think 1 will have much of an impact on 3? I still have my saves from 2, wondering if it will ask for saves from both, or take the save from 2 and use the choices from 1 from that save (if that makes sense?).
I might have another play through as 1 is a little hazy in my mind (last time I played it was about 3 years ago
)I don't have any qualms with The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt PC version, i suspect my pc won't handle the game maxed out anyway
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I hope so... Broken record springs to mind.