matmanx1 said:Well I like the visuals of this game about 100% more with motion blur disabled. I was getting some massive eye strain headaches throughout the first half of my play through and hadn't been playing the game as much over the last week. Reading up on the 1.2 patch I noticed someone on another board talking about how much he disliked the motion blur (it made him motion sick) and that he was having a much better time with it disabled.
Lo and behold and I went and disabled the blur and not only am I not causing myself massive eye discomfort but I actually think the game looks better with it off. On to Chapter 3 now (climax of Chapter 2, Iorveth path, was frickin awesome btw) and boy do these mountains look incredible in Loc Muinne!
Gvaz said:Roche is my fuckin bro. Iorveth is a terrorist. QED
I remember very little from that game, but I do remember him and he was cool too.RedSwirl said:He's like a medieval Captain Price.
Solo said:Suspect: Thorak - where can I find the chest that the key I picked up from Thorak is used for?
In the quarry. Then theres a "hidden" door near the ship wreck.Solo said:Suspect: Thorak - where can I find the chest that the key I picked up from Thorak is used for?
subversus said:Also I think that one of the main issues of the combat is that it still to rpg-ish. You can chain combos and deal more damage but YOU SHOULDN'T MASH A BUTTON. You should push a button, wait till the animation is about to be over then push another button, repeat it. Then you can make a really deadly combo. But people seem to miss that. They think that combat is not responsive because Geralt has to "make a move" (finish the animation) and only then he'll be able to make the next move. It's sort of turn-based. The system is designed for button pushing, it falls apart with button mashing.
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Solo said:Suspect: Thorak - where can I find the chest that the key I picked up from Thorak is used for?
Solo said:Wheres his house again?
Gvaz said:The Witcher 1 was a great game, other than the backtracking *shudder* but this game shits all over it and everything else since like, KOTOR2.
I'm not trying insane again until they fix the control lock up bug. It's too annoying having to reload all the time because you can't risk taking damage to unlock them again.knitoe said:Anyone finish insane from being to end? I am trying my 5th time and haven't even gotten to chapter 2.
I haven't watched it yet, but I'm going to go ahead and guess he complained that it was 1) obtuse and without proper hand holding and 2) ass hard.Gvaz said:You guys saw the Yahtzee review right? God damn, he's your typical console gamer (no offense to you people ITT who aren't idiots who dabble in consoles) if I ever saw one.
He rants on PC gamers for like half of the video and complains he didn't understand what the fuck he was doing, even though all this shit was documented in the game or manual.thetrin said:I haven't watched it yet, but I'm going to go ahead and guess he complained that it was 1) obtuse and without proper hand holding and 2) ass hard.
That's typically what he complains about.
thetrin said:1) obtuse and without proper hand holding and 2) ass hard.
Gvaz said:You guys saw the Yahtzee review right? God damn, he's your typical console gamer (no offense to you people ITT who aren't idiots who dabble in consoles) if I ever saw one.
Painkiller and Portal are both great games that also do not suffer from his main complaint: the game is complex and requires reading the documentation.Minsc said:He actually liked a bunch of PC classics though, Painkiller comes to mind but there's more. He has some sort of good taste in a few PC titles. He likes some newer stuff too, like Portal as well.
But I still stand by my opinion a reviewer should judge games on atleast high, if not max settings. I guess it's nice to have someone telling you how it is on the lower settings, but you don't always get to experience the game in as nice a way if you can't run it well, there are some jarring differences in some games, especially if you don't have a good framerate. But he's not a real reviewer anyway, he just threw it on low, and went with it for as long as he could, which was quite a bit longer than he lasted in TW1.
Fredescu said:I think I'm about to finish Chapter 2 on the Roche path, but I have a question about the Quarry near Vergen. I went down there and killed a bunch of harpies and found a pile of rocks and a locked door. Is this something you can only open if you do Ivorveth's path?
thetrin said:I just watched the Yahtzee review. Nightmarishly long? The game is like, 30 hours.
I usually don't pull apart Yahtzee's reviews, as they usually have a lot of good points, but it seems his biggest complaints are:
1) I suck at the game
2) I didn't bother to read anything to learn how to do things
3) This game is too complex
4) This game is relentless, and doesn't fulfill my rampant desire for power fantasy.
Hawk269 said:I had to start over and decided to start the game on hard and boy did they nerf the Prologue big time. I died alot on normal and with hard I think I died only 2 times for the entire prologue. But for those that played past the prologue on hard, is it really hard or is as easy as the new nerfed prologue?
Just aim for the spot between the two dudes you can see in the scope and about level with the lip of the wooden wall they're behind.GillianSeed79 said:How do you tell the degrees on the ballista part in the prologue? I know it's supposed to aim for 1.5 degrees, but I don't know how. Gamepad is extremely jumpy at that part too.
So you missed it too? I feel less bad now. >8Dsubversus said:Do I have to killto see his mother if I use a trapdoor?la Vallete
subversus said:Do I have to killto see his mother if I use a trapdoor?la Vallete
Refreshment.01 said:So you missed it too? I feel less bad now. >8D
Asking again, htting the mark with the ballista introduces any changes in the level?
A sugestion to players using a pad. Put inventory in the back button and journal to up on the Dpad.
Refreshment.01 said:Asking again, htting the mark with the ballista introduces any changes in the level?
The combat clicked for me when I realized it's like a basic (not in a bad way) version of Batman AAs'.BruceLeeRoy said:Just beat the prologue. I love this game. The combat is handled really well and just the general atmosphere of the game is so good.
Solo said:Aside from mashing every possible combination, is there an easier way to open the chests in Loc Muinne (the two rooms where you have to hit the 4 runes in the right order)?
Well i did it manually, i also forgot to tell you that i switched adrenaline to rightthumbstick click, is better this way since you don't need to move your hand as much. Here are the adjustments to the user.ini:subversus said:mmmm.... it doesn't let me map inventory and journal. How do you do that?
Also I think the ballista is scripted.
Guess is still interesting that you can take out the guys, i failed to do so in my first 2 walkthroughs.jim-jam bongs said:Nah it's just a cheese mint.
Just read the 4 magic books from the sellers in Lock Muin. I think you just need to memorize or recognize 5 of them. Very few puzzle's in this game so its kind of a waste to spoil them with a guide. You can protect Geralt with Quen so you don't take any damage if you fail. I really which this type of western RPG's could incorporate more puzzle elements.Solo said:Aside from mashing every possible combination, is there an easier way to open the chests in Loc Muinne (the two rooms where you have to hit the 4 runes in the right order)?
Yes, also death and joy from what i can remember.Xilium said:I think the main ones you needed to know were the ones for animal, sky, weather, and time. I think it was usually 3 of those and then one other. The riddle itself is to just associate those terms with the phrases of the short excerpt in the room.
Gvaz said:I had to look up a guide, I couldn't figure that out for the life of me. It mentioned symbols and shit but nothing mentioned looked like what was displayed in the room.
I might have gotten the last one (I thougth they were bastardizations of signs like that last one I thought "Ydren" but that didn't work.knitoe said:The four runes always mean:
Sky (diamond with slash through it)
Art/beauty (looks like a harp)
Animal (S-shaped snake symbol)
Time (hourglass)
Read the book in each room. It will tell you which order to push the runes. There are only 3 lines so 1 line has clues to 2 runes.