Basileus777
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There is actually a small quest line about it. It blew my mind, but those who didn't play the first game won't think anything of it.
Where did you get this quest?
There is actually a small quest line about it. It blew my mind, but those who didn't play the first game won't think anything of it.
The music in this game is amazing, I'm having a blast just running around the wild and listening to it. The only other game that managed to do this is xenoblade.
Like..1% done ? Haha
When your smacking on a Monster for a good 5-10+ Minutes with Fast Attacks the sword definitely degrades rather quickly. Don't think Certain Death and ??? level monsters degrade my swords faster its probably just the number of hits it takes to kill them.
Does anyone know where I can buy or get some rope? I had a rope ladder in my inventory that I could salvage into some rope, but I still need one more piece. Tried a few merchants and armourers, but no luck
Bookstore in Novigrad. The book merchant gives it to you when you talk to him. I forgot where he is, but look for the merchant logo in a building.Where did you get this quest?
Yes the music here is God tier. I particularly liked the music that played duringafter leaving WOthe interrogation scene
Hey Viveks would I be able to handle your Ini tweaks as well as the SweetFX with my pc?
i7 5820K@4.3ghz
GTX 970 G1 SLI@ (100MHZ/300MHZ OC)
16GB DDR4@2100MHZ
840 EVO SSD
Win 8.1
My goal is 30FPS locked and 1440P resolution and of course leave HairWorks on, is that possible?
The latter.
Are each acts equal in length? Or just the first one.
So, it took me 8 hours to beat the prologue. How much left people? At what percent I am?
LOL, got to love Bart the Troll.
So do you think that 200 hours to do everything that CD Projekt Red claimed is fairly accurate?
I mean EVERYTHING such as visit every point of interest, do every side questline, every Witcher hunt, etc.
Generally when devs claim a that game is +80 hours to do everything, I generally find it to be somewhat an exaggeration.
I mean I'm 17 hours into the game and only level 7, there is 95 question marks on my map I have yet to visit.
Also I have not cross the river North into the Novigrad region and visited the notice boards to unlock additional points of interest, and I haven't even visited Skellige yet.
So naturally I have TONS to do since I want to do everything.
Also since it took me 17 hours just to get to level 7 and the max level 70 and we don't have access to the expansions which adds yet another region full of it's own points of interests called Toussaint.
So that 200 hour play time to do absolutely everything has a slight ring of truth to it all things considered.
So do you think that 200 hours to do everything that CD Projekt Red claimed is fairly accurate?
I mean EVERYTHING such as visit every point of interest, do every side questline, every Witcher hunt, etc.
Generally when devs claim a that game is +80 hours to do everything, I generally find it to be somewhat an exaggeration.
I mean I'm 17 hours into the game and only level 7, there is 95 question marks on my map I have yet to visit.
Also I have not cross the river North into the Novigrad region and visited the notice boards to unlock additional points of interest, and I haven't even visited Skellige yet.
So naturally I have TONS to do since I want to do everything.
Also since it took me 17 hours just to get to level 7 and the max level 70 and we don't have access to the expansions which adds yet another region full of it's own points of interests called Toussaint.
So that 200 hour play time to do absolutely everything has a slight ring of truth to it all things considered.
So do you think that 200 hours to do everything that CD Projekt Red claimed is fairly accurate?
I mean EVERYTHING such as visit every point of interest, do every side questline, every Witcher hunt, etc.
Generally when devs claim a that game is +80 hours to do everything, I generally find it to be somewhat an exaggeration.
I mean I'm 17 hours into the game and only level 7, there is 95 question marks on my map I have yet to visit.
Also I have not cross the river North into the Novigrad region and visited the notice boards to unlock additional points of interest, and I haven't even visited Skellige yet.
So naturally I have TONS to do since I want to do everything.
Also since it took me 17 hours just to get to level 7 and the max level 70 and we don't have access to the expansions which adds yet another region full of it's own points of interests called Toussaint.
So that 200 hour play time to do absolutely everything has a slight ring of truth to it all things considered.
Hey guys, I think I've got a defective Roach.
http://i.imgur.com/VAKu9NE.jpg[IMG]
I mean, he keeps blocking the sun
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Come on, Roach.
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No, No. That's not defective.
You've just discovered SkyHorse.
If I remember correctly, just dismantle monster parts.Reposting for new page. sorry.
Do any of you fine people know where i can get "ground monster dust" (i think that's what it's called) because i want to make griffon gloves.
I would really appreciate. thank you.
I pick up a lot of crap, but I also don't look everything in sight like some people apparently do. I sell most of it when I start getting full, only dismantling a few things here and there. Haven't gotten too deep into crafting yet.How do so many people have full inventories? I need to keep dismantling and selling stuff because I need the money.
Anyone found the standard Cat school or Bear school gear yet? I'm interested in what they look like.
Is there a baron trader?
Older pic of my Bear gear.
Fuck the werewolf fight.
And good lord, it takes forever to level up. I keep finding awesome plans that are only good at level 28-30. At this point, it doesn't look like I'll be there by the time I beat the game.
So I was treasure hunting for the Cat school gear earlier and fell upon a purple aura door in Est Taylar, do any of you know how to cast it away so I can enter?
Cool, i'll give that a try. thanksIf I remember correctly, just dismantle monster parts.
Which one? I've encountered two or three so far. Two that I remember clearly because they kicked my ass. Moon Dust bombs are a must, they'll stop them from regenerating health. On one fight, the bomb wore off and I missed with my second one, couldn't do enough damage to get him down after that.Fuck the werewolf fight.
How are Geralt's armours, Gaf? Of what I've seen in footage, aside from his leather and chain mail getup, they all look kind of hideous; overly colourful, gaudy and stripes errrrrrrrwhere. Armour sets are a massive thing for me in games like this.
Are abilities that aren't in slots active? The slots to places to spend ability ratio is weird.