The Witcher 3 | Review Thread

I have never played any of the previous Witchers.

How's the combat? Is it similar to Dragon's Dogma and the Souls/Bloodborne Series? Or is it closer to Skyrim?

Witcher 1 was basically a Diablo style overhead game that had a behind the back camera that most people used.


I remember reading that Witcher 2 was inspired by the Batman: Arkham series but it probably plays more like a Souls game than Batman.
 
Those who live in the Los Angeles/Long Beach area, there are several independent retailers who will be selling the game today for Ps4 and Xbox One. Check it out.
 
Not sure if this is the appropriate place to put this, but if you live in Germany, go check Saturn. I just bought a copy for PS4 there.

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which one ?
 
Dammit too many games. Barely scratched Project Cars, have tonnes of Driveclub left to do, a million PS+ games, other games not finished (Dragon Age, Bloodborne Chalice dungeons etc), and then I have this arriving in a few days, my most anticipated game of the year…..

Lol.
 
Do the reviews mention anything about using a controller vs. M/KB? I don't want another DA:I where I waste 10+ hours with the inferior controls.
 
I think it's just the usual suspects breaking street dates.

Well I was thinking that devs and publishers don't like retailers breaking release dates due to the possibility of negative reviews and/or day one patches not being complete. Negative reviews clearly aren't an issue here, at least not on the PS4 version. Aside from working on patches I didn't know if there's anything preventing them from giving the green light.
 
Well I was thinking that devs and publishers don't like retailers breaking release dates due to the possibility of negative reviews and/or day one patches not being complete. Negative reviews clearly aren't an issue here, at least not on the PS4 version. Aside from working on patches I didn't know if there's anything preventing them from giving the green light.

Street dates exist to coincide with planned advertising rollouts and to create a level playing field across retailers. Too many things are in synchrony for developers of expensive games to simply change the street date at the last minute.

As much as I would love to see the game officially released today or over the weekend it's not going to happen.
 
Same here in Bavaria by the way. Media Markt is also selling it early. I'm so tempted to double dip... already bought it on PC months ago. Waiting for that unlock...


Where in Bavaria? I'm in Kempten and neither Media Markt nor Saturn are selling the game.
 
It's really hard to tell the difference on a video with such low quality, but it won't be huge (if everything is maxed out on PC here)

Framerate is the the sole reason I'm buying a new 970 instead of buying for ps4.

Being able to see all the spell effects and animations so clearly while in the heat of battle, or being able to actually make out the detail while galloping through a forest on horseback etc..., that's where the real difference lies imo.

If you're not worried about frames the ps4 definitely looks like it holds up visually.
 
Street dates exist to coincide with planned advertising rollouts and to create a level playing field across retailers. Too many things are in synchrony for developers of expensive games to simply change the street date at the last minute.

As much as I would love to see the game officially released today or over the weekend it's not going to happen.

Thanks, I can see how that could affect the sales of retailers and cause tension for future releases. I don't and didn't expect for the release date to officially be broken, but wasn't sure what the reasoning would be based on aside from provisions in contractual agreements that the devs and publishers could retract.
 
Anyone have a completed Witcher 2 save file? I went Iorveth path and got pretty far into the game I think chapter 3 and then stuff happened and never completed it and I no longer have my save.

I have my Witcher 1 completed save(Order of the Flaming Rose) which I used in Witcher 2,so if anyone would be kind to point to me a place where I can acquire a Witcher 2 save I would appreciate it.
 
Anyone have a completed Witcher 2 save file? I went Iorveth path and got pretty far into the game I think chapter 3 and then stuff happened and never completed it and I no longer have my save.

I have my Witcher 1 completed save(Order of the Flaming Rose) which I used in Witcher 2,so if anyone would be kind to point to me a place where I can acquire a Witcher 2 save I would appreciate it.

http://www.nexusmods.com/witcher2/mods/searchresults/?src_cat=34
 
I haven't seen the "ask questions about the past 2 games to make up for no save file" part. How detailed is it? Will it ask about things from the first game?
 
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