That's my problem too. It's so frustrating.
I decided to allow myself to listen to one more track from the OST, and holy shit I picked a good one:
Geralt of Rivia
Chills, my friends. Chills.
The Fields of Ard Skellig is my fav one. The FLAC soundtrack that gog offers is so good.
Got this yesterday and have been playing it since I woke up this morning. Enjoying it immensely. The fact you can fail quests and can't just sit on them forever is going to kill my OCD though.
I had heard fields, and I like it a lot. But this one is supremely well produced and exudes an excellent and heroic feeling for a song I presume to be used in the opening or some time around it.
Supposedly, yes.
I believe the only VA that has changed (Which we know of) is Lambert.
So you can perma fail quests? Also do you mean if you take them there is a time limit? because yeah..that is going to destroy my game OCD
Man Witcher games have great writing.
Only thing keeping me sane is that it's Sunday and that means good TV day so I can fill up the hours easily.
The Fields of Ard Skellig is my fav one. The FLAC soundtrack that gog offers is so good.
Whenever I go to a new town I grab all the quests notes off the quest board so I can quest to my hearts content when I can be bothered. I don't know if the quest I failed has a time limit or I passed a certain part of the story but I've failed it. The witcher 2 was the same but because it was broke into chapters it was harder to fail.
Can you get the FLAC OST separate? I bought the game on Steam.
Holy shit. LOL
Such a fucking great character, can't wait to see what he does in 3.
Actually, all the King's/Emperor's in The Witcher series are fucking awesome.
Bearded Geralt = Best Geralt!
That's Radovid, yes? Spoilers give away stuff about him so don't read them.
Such a fucking great character, can't wait to see what he does in 3.
Actually, all the King's/Emperor's in The Witcher series are fucking awesome.
Yep, Radovid the Stern. Playing the Iorveth path in The Witcher 2 is entirely worth it just for his scenes in Loc Muinne. He's even pretty cool back in The Witcher 1.
Nvidia game ready drivers just went up for DansGaming. Would be interesting to see how much better his framerate gets.