disappeared said:I cannot stand censorship.
Yep, everyone must do his part. Heartening to see GAF stepping up.
disappeared said:I cannot stand censorship.
disappeared said:I cannot stand censorship.
Oh, and where are the required/recommended specs at?
Fragamemnon said:Regarding censorship-it's ridiculous that chopping up some duder into bits is bad and hand-drawn naughty bits are a bad thing. Import version purchase is so I can play the game the way the developer made it, and not through some artifical puritan bullshit filter imposed by the ESRB and retail stores.
disappeared said:That's been the problem with the Western "culture" for a long time now. Violence and destruction is a-okay, but an exposed part of the natural human body is a no-no.
What do you mean Western culture?disappeared said:That's been the problem with our Western "culture" for a long time now. Violence and destruction is a-okay, but an exposed part of the natural human body is a no-no.
Fixed.disappeared said:That's been the problem with our American "culture" for a long time now. Violence and destruction is a-okay, but an exposed part of the natural human body is a no-no.
DKnight said:Fixed.
Not here in Euroland dude
Defcon said:Holy shit those requirements are high for what is technically the original NWN engine. There must be hardly anything of it left or it's poorly optimized, one.
Fragamemnon said:I can't remember the last game I didn't play at Hard difficultly. It's just the way I like to play my games-the extra demands on the player as a result make for a more rich and challenging experience, IMO.
Of course, in some games (like HL2) hard mode doesn't mean all that much.
Defcon said:Holy shit those requirements are high for what is technically the original NWN engine. There must be hardly anything of it left or it's poorly optimized, one.
A guy from the devteam said in that latest gametrailers thing it's 90% rewritten. And yeah, all the rendering bits.Defcon said:Holy shit those requirements are high for what is technically the original NWN engine. There must be hardly anything of it left or it's poorly optimized, one.
Nope, only the close over the shoulder view.disappeared said:Stupid question, but is there a first-person perspective? I've been playing nothing but Morrowind and Oblivion lately, and I'm hooked on the immersion that said perspective provides.
Bossman said:They just released a 100 meg patch
5. Patch 1.1 Major Fixes
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Gameplay & text bugs fixed:
- Fixed character development issues with some abilities and skills.
- Fixes for some storyline related progression breaks.
- Fixes for druids' day-night cycle in Act 5.
- Fixes for sex scene with nurses in Act 5.
- Signet fixes (some signets were received twice).
- Fixed story incoherency regarding Erkyn in Act 3.
- Experience gain indication localization fixes.
- Mutagen potion - new fixes for showing up a message.
- Fixed items used in eating animations.
- Geralt's allies fixed to always react properly to all mosnters.
- Bounty Hunter is Agent Smith no more (he doesn't replicate). Mr. Geralt, we missed you...
- Echinopses and Archespores now use their own spikes instead of arrows.
- Fixes for alchemical ingredients extracted from some monsters.
- Raven Crypt - few fixes for geometry and placeables.
- Fixed few places where player was supposed to meditate, but couldn't.
- Fixed story incoherence in Berengar quest.
- Soldier practicing on training dummy won't penetrate... it.
- Berengar won't disappear on sight when sparing him.
- A whole lot of localization fixes (some of them won't work with old savegames!).
Danne-Danger said:"Tighten up the sex scene in act 5"
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Oh well, not done with mask of the betrayer yet anyhow.
Chairman Yang said:<impressions>
Fragamemnon said:Minimum requirements:
Microsoft® Windows® XP Service Pack 2, Vista (Operating System must be up to date with the latest fixes)
Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz or AMD Athlon 64 +2800
1 GB RAM for Microsoft® Windows® XP / 1536 MB for Microsoft® Windows® Vista
128 MB Video RAM or greater with DirectX9 Vertex Shader/ Pixel Shader 2.0 support (NVIDIA GeForce 6600 or ATI Radeon 9800 or better)
8.5 GB available hard drive space
DirectX 9.0c compliant soundcard, plus speakers or headphones
DVD-Rom
Recommended requirements:
Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2, Vista (Operating System must be up to date with the latest fixes)
Intel Core 2 Duo 2.13 GHz or AMD X2 5600+
2 GB RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 7900 GTX or ATI Radeon X1950 PRO
8.5 GB available hard drive space
DirectX 9.0c compliant soundcard, plus speakers or headphones
DVD-Rom
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Keep in mind that while the core gameplay engine is a heavily modified NWN1 engine, CDProjekt rewrote the renderer completely.
Regarding censorship-it's ridiculous that chopping up some duder into bits is bad and hand-drawn naughty bits are a bad thing. Import version purchase is so I can play the game the way the developer made it, and not through some artifical puritan bullshit filter imposed by the ESRB and retail stores.
Why the fuck Atari won't sell a digital download uncut version of the game on their website is beyond me, though.
bigmit3737 said:How are the quests? Are they interesting? More than just your average fetch or kill this guy?
Ikuu said:Yup, the only difference are the portraits you get after having sex with someone http://www.shacknews.com/screenshots.x?gallery=8544&id=108103 (nsfw I guess).
Sounds good. I'm going to get it eventually I believe; I like what I've read about it the last couple weeks.Chairman Yang said:So I've played this a little, and I'm very, very impressed. So far, The Witcher is one of the best RPGs of the year.
Some good points:
* it's highly polished, with coherent writing and good voice acting. The bugginess has also been very low for me. For a relatively open Eastern European game, this is a big achievement.
* the setting and story background are excellent. Basing the game off of a quality book series rather than making everything from scratch has paid off.
* the combat is far better than most real-time RPG systems out there. It's fairly involving with some decent tactical thinking required and lots of interesting abilities to use.
* the graphics and music are awesome.
I'll have to play more to be sure, but the Baldur's Gate 2 influence on this game is quite clear.
EviLore said:Despite getting the delayed shipment notification from gogamer, it's arriving for me today.