The whole "the game isn't finished on PC yet" bit. I can't exactly say that site looks very trustworthy.Well, see, we don't really know what kind of shape the X1 version was, in terms of a complete game. We don't know what kind of shape it was in last month, after thousands of bugs and debugs. We don't know much and, frankly, we aren't entitled to know. When's the last time a movie director updated people with the current standing of his movie beyond "prodiction..post production" etc. How about a AAA director? These people play stuff close to their chest.
I do think it means mostly what it seems like it means - they found some bugs in the PC and XBO code and were fixing instead of sending to reviewers.
I don't understand? What's to confirm - that they don't have PC review code? Isn't that consistent with the current state of things?
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/may/13/witcher-3-wild-hunt-review-xbox-ps4-pc
[h=1]Witcher 3: Wild Hunt review – a rich adventure born in literature[/h]
5/5 stars
Actually everyone has a different taste, but overall Dark Souls 2 seems to be that good.
So serious face, no laughing
The whole "the game isn't finished on PC yet" bit. I can't exactly say that site looks very trustworthy.
Today, the review embargo for CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt lifted. There will be reviews out there in the untamed wilds of the Internet. You can read them! But none of those reviews will be of the PC version. While review copies of The Witcher 3 were sent out for the PlayStation 4 more than a week ago, PC code is still missing in action, despite being pre-loadable on Steam. Bandai Namco tells us that this is because a big day-one patch hasn't been finalised on PC in time for today's review embargo, but will be ready for worldwide release next Tuesday.
Have a look at my video^^
[video=youtube;rLfZIzZK-dA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLfZIzZK-dA[/video]
Much appreciated, thank you.GameWatcher is fairly trustworthy I'd say. Anyway, I spoke with the Editor in Chief and the situation is the same for everyone (including us) as described by PC Gamer - there are no PC codes whatsoever yet as it seems like they want to apply the Day One patch first.
http://www.pcgamer.com/when-is-our-witcher-3-review-coming/
Every time I see an RPG top 10 without Gothic 2 in it, my jimmies get really rustled.
Well Its the second day of the reviews and its unFreaking beliveable that 90% of the reviews are 10/10 or 5/5, i never seen so much perfect scores from so Many gaming websites, and the reviews just keep coming with perfect scores.
Now i cant believe people still complaining about downgrades, those "downgrades" are really just optimizations in order for the game to run on 60 fps and on all platforms, People need to really stop complaining just look on all the critics who already played the game if all those people whos thier job is to review games and complain if there somthing wrong with a game, saying the game is a masterpiece and shooting out 10/10 then you have no reason to worry about you will enjoy an Epic game with or without "downgrade".
especially when certain titles involved are not really RPGs and a complete technical mess on pc (i'm looking at you dark souls 1 and 2)Every time I see an RPG top 10 without Gothic 2 in it, my jimmies get really rustled.
especially when certain titles involved are not really RPGs and a complete technical mess on pc (i'm looking at you dark souls 1 and 2)
I'm worried about that, too. I'd like to save the last difficulty for a second playthrough, but I might need to start with it, if this advice end up applying to me.I was gonna do Hard. So i guess i gotta do Death March.
I read IGN disliked DA:I's main story. I thought it was brilliant.DA:I story was laughable,I never knew IGN was that low.