Some hell broke out also in Manchester. The further it goes, the more it looks like the start of civil war...
I.... don't know.
Mermaid?
Need... clue...
Mermaid?
Need... clue...
Gawd... so now I must find time to go the second path... okay, seems I'm out of this one for some timesiklara said:Yes, it's related Geralt, but not his hair or any other part of his body, I'm not that evil.
Hint: Your previous guess was very close because it's some sort of a representation of Geralt (Act 2, Iorveth path only). Meh, maybe I helped too much with this, but I don't want to torture people with my stupid riddle for too long.
White hair?
Because I guess it IS about Geralt after all?
Because I guess it IS about Geralt after all?
Umm...
The Witcher 2 front page/cover?
Though... Geralt ugly... hmm... well he should be sort of ugly, that's why my guess like that (please, don't crucify me for that )
The Witcher 2 front page/cover?
Though... Geralt ugly... hmm... well he should be sort of ugly, that's why my guess like that
(please, don't crucify me for that )
*Jumps into the hug*Flitters said:
Cory, it's bad to hear You're not fine
Here, have this:
Flitters, hug? Really?
I simply... over-enjoy hugs
Here, have this:
Flitters, hug? Really?
I simply... over-enjoy hugs
It's not necessary. Don't worry about itjenniferdelgado said:
.schtreubeull said:
Please write to our Tech Support at help2start (at) thewitcher.com . I believe we may have a solution to your problem.
I believe my colleague is currently replying to your email to our Tech Support .
.This error usually occurs when the game is somehow corrupted during the download process so I'll assume you have a digital download version of the game. It can happen due to internet connection problems or antivirus software blocking, deleting, putting files in quarantine or sandboxing them.
Completely disabling antivirus and firewall and redownloading and reinstalling the game helped in all the cases apart from one, where it turned out that the hard drive the person owned was corrupted and installing the game to a different HDD helped.
To uninstall if you have the Steam version: right-click on "The Witcher 2" in your Steam application, select "Delete local content". Then redownload the game.
Completely disabling antivirus and firewall and redownloading and reinstalling the game helped in all the cases apart from one, where it turned out that the hard drive the person owned was corrupted and installing the game to a different HDD helped.
To uninstall if you have the Steam version: right-click on "The Witcher 2" in your Steam application, select "Delete local content". Then redownload the game.
Nope227 said:
Yes!227 said:
Moril was her name.
Your turn
Point Score:
Szypek26 = 1 pt
Thsccks = 1 pt
Guy N'wah = 1 pt
Tanhit = 1 pt
*Tommy* = 1 pt
Chuckles = 1 pt
Quixote = 1 pt
Darksavior = 1 pt
Ankah23= 2 pts
feddo = 2 pts
Petra Silie = 2 pts
Blackrock = 3 pts
Lyonesse = 3 pts
Ifayra = 3 pts
Vatt`ghern = 4 pts
Unkreativ = 4 pts
gen. Nighty = 5 pts
e-ahmet = 10 pts
Cassandra31EEE = 11 pts
MisterD373 = 12 pts
Vilgefortze = 12 pts
Corylea = 12 pts
Mik@`el = 17 pts
Gorthuar = 18 pts
Jack in the Green = 21 pts
56236 = 65 pts
Unfortunately, nothing was introduced in 1.3 that would make the performance with Ubersampling on significantly better on this setup.
So the performance measurements for Ultra settings with Ubersampling enabled presented here should still be accurate: http://www.techspot.com/review/405-the-witcher-2-performance/page3.html
So the performance measurements for Ultra settings with Ubersampling enabled presented here should still be accurate: http://www.techspot.com/review/405-the-witcher-2-performance/page3.html
Just a word of (possibly) explanation.
1. QTEs are linked to performance. When your machine has trouble processing the game and struggling for FPS it's more likely that the input during the QTE won't be registered in time.
2. In the patch 1.3 the black letterbox for non-16:9 resolutions was removed. For all those resolutions it's more pixels for your system to process. Effectively it's like playing with a higher resolution. Cue the inevitably worse performance (but more detail visible).
3. Disabling blur and motion blur simply cut the heavy load on your machine a bit. You could alternatively disable Anti-aliasing, SSAO or decrease LOD distance. Or fight fire with fire and decrease the resolution.
1. QTEs are linked to performance. When your machine has trouble processing the game and struggling for FPS it's more likely that the input during the QTE won't be registered in time.
2. In the patch 1.3 the black letterbox for non-16:9 resolutions was removed. For all those resolutions it's more pixels for your system to process. Effectively it's like playing with a higher resolution. Cue the inevitably worse performance (but more detail visible).
3. Disabling blur and motion blur simply cut the heavy load on your machine a bit. You could alternatively disable Anti-aliasing, SSAO or decrease LOD distance. Or fight fire with fire and decrease the resolution.
Oh, and I ask about "who was the victim", not about "monster".
siklara said:You'll have to talk about that with Flitters because she (?) refuses to give me my milk.
Flitters! Will You give us milk, or shall I challenge You for it?
(Nothing personal Flitters, but Lady's wish was milk, so You know...
)
No, and You don't have to tell me
This one is actually from TW2 Let's say it's a hint.
This one is actually from TW2
Let's say it's a hint.
One has to be consistentFlitters said:
Therefore I shall provide the milk company to Siklara