Yeah i agree with you in all, but asnwer me this: Why they have not yet showed a PC gameplay demo in high quality video, besides the Gameplay trailers that oppenned the preorders... Perhaps all of thios discussion about the graphics would end with a demo gameplay of high wuality bitrate, that we could download to see it in its full glory...I think the trailers are not as real as the demos, and weve seen the demos are not in the same level...
Yeah i agree with you in all, but asnwer me this: Why they have not yet showed a PC gameplay demo in high quality video, besides the Gameplay trailers that oppenned the preorders... Perhaps all of thios discussion about the graphics would end with a demo gameplay of high wuality bitrate, that we could download to see it in its full glory...I think the trailers are not as real as the demos, and weve seen the demos are not in the same level...
Apparently to some folks with super eyesight in this thread it is...
Oh my mistake, I just woke up and came head first into this heated argument and my first thought was "what is everyone hating on this time."
It's not a downgrade my GOD! This is not the final version of how the game will look.
Hehe, although heated discussions are par for the course here, I would not call it hating. We are doing it out of love for the game.
From a recent PCGamer article about the presentation behind closed doors:
I never doubted CD Projekt Red could handle the basics of The Witcher a third time, or that it could make one of the best-looking games on PC. It's still impossible to tell if parts of The Witcher 3 will suffer from its ambitious scope. But the only criticisms I had so far, minor performance hiccups, Mocarski brought up himself when I asked him what kind of settings the game was running at.
"It's not yet optimized," he said simply. "You can expect the game to look way better than that."
I never doubted CD Projekt Red could handle the basics of The Witcher a third time, or that it could make one of the best-looking games on PC. It's still impossible to tell if parts of The Witcher 3 will suffer from its ambitious scope. But the only criticisms I had so far, minor performance hiccups, Mocarski brought up himself when I asked him what kind of settings the game was running at.
"It's not yet optimized," he said simply. "You can expect the game to look way better than that."
Quite the opposite my friend, everyone loves it, its so good some dont think its possible...
Damn...
Yes a game that's coming to PC and next-gen consoles only needs a downgrade with PC as the lead platform from devs that don't pull shit like this and are known for amazing everyone in 2011 when people thought their screens were bullshots only to find the game looked even better.
Until this E3 everybody thought the Witcher 3 will blows up minds and will be the best looking PC game ever. After this E3 things are not the same, Even PCGamer begins to hesitate, the question "what kind of settings the game is running at?" make me wonder that gameplay for the press was not so stunning at all.
People on BSN saying this forum full of graphic whores and elitists. Sad that other RPG community think of us like that.