Also Kudos for showing all gameplay features of the game even in CGI form: medallion vibrating near vicinity of monsters, using crossbow, silver sword, drinking Black Blood potion to poison the Bruxa and let her bite Geralt on purpose to get poisoned, bombs and sign usage.
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I'm 100% sure it's a Bruxa.
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I'm 100% sure it's a Bruxa.
It would take like 10 years, or enormous staff to create one with that attention to detail
So we can only wish. But when it happens, and it's good, I can die happy and fulfilled
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Most likely a Bruxa, yes, although she doesn't quite match the description from the short story. She could be some other type of high vampire, too, ofcourse. In any case, a very cool animation perfectly demonstrating the range of Geralt's abilities with cinematic splendour. I hope that we'll get to experience similar encounters in the game itself, and I doubt I'll have to be disappointed...
So, is it independent from the game and I should watch it, or it's full of spoilers and I shouldn't? Thanks.
uhmmm.... may I ask? Witcher 3 Uber Ultra graphics right with all glorious Nvidia effects? PC exclusive version YES? The true PC version right, the game showed previously was only on consoles
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Is there a download yet for it? D= I don't want to watch on bad tube quality. (Despite you guys uploading it! <33333)
http://www.gamersyde.com/news_the_witcher_3_launch_cinematic-16539_en.html
Stop it CDPR... the hype is killing me, before i can play your game! D:
Spoiler-free, as far as I'm concerned. It's Geralt doing witcher stuff, so yeah, you can watch it. Enjoy!
awesome, well made, we can appreciate Geralt's skills and tricks, and the original unexpected outcome
Digic Pictures is the company, who made it.
They made a lot of Assasin's Creed CGI and Warhammer: Mark of Chaos trailer and many more.
In all honesty, this was even better than Platige's animation for "Killing Monsters". Which says a lot...
By the way, where did you find who's behind the cinematic? I must be blind, because I can't find it anywhere.
Just out of curiosity, what is the city in the background? At first I thought it was Novigrad, but its silhouette at the end doesn't fit, the distinct spire of the Church of Eternal Fire isn't apparent anywhere, while the general architecture seems to be higher and with more stone buildings. Is it just a generic city, the cinematic company's interpretation of Novigrad, or some other location in The WItcher's world?