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Geralt seems to lose his weapons more often when I'm playing on the 360. Overall, the game looks great and for the 360 it does fairly well. There are bugs and UI response time issues that do mar the game though, and for people on the 360 that may not have played the first one, they are likely...

You'd be surprised. For the library's size, the number of retail keys you can actually register are fairly limited. If you want achievements to display on Steam for The Witcher 2, you will need to purchase a copy of The Witcher 2 from Steam's storefront.

During my start for the 360 build of TW2, the UI got screwy and ended up throwing me in Hard Mode. It isn't... TOO bad, except when Geralt's tendency to lose his weapons comes into play.

You'll need to download parts from here. I expect you'll need to replace Part 0, 1, and 2 as those are the most commonly reported issues.

Looked like Dark Mode was available from the get-go.

I was a bit put off in my 360 run when despite putting on a new bit of armor, he always instantly donned the Blue Stripes every time it hit a cutscene.

Tweaking and fixing problems has always been a bit of a hobby. Making old games work is sometimes more fun than playing the game itself.

DO NOT IGNORE WARNINGS REGARDING CORRUPTION! You're installing files for crying out loud, ignoring warnings of corruption will undoubtedly screw your game up! :p

If you have the Serial Number provided on the manual, you can use that. Otherwise, you'll need to follow the instructions on this page.

I have to admit, I think the lack of constraints on dev budgets and hardware limitations is what is stifling creativity. (Don't hate me.. >

#Edit: Originally misread the topic. I installed it to disk. Loading times are quick and the content streaming is faster. Asset streaming is still noticeable despite the install, but it's got nothing on Rage's content streaming. :p

Use WSAD for movement, have a mouse cursor with the attack made on whatever or whomever is under the cursor. :p

The option for the CD Key on Steam is not there for Steam purchasers. Your option is to look in the registry, or poke GoG/CDPR through the "I forgot/don't have one" link.

The fix is by no means complicated (for the corrupted PART files, that is.)

I dunno. In the end I had more ease clicking ON the targets I wanted to hit as opposed to making some.. gesture towards them. You combine the large area a digital input like WSAD is for movement and then it just gets all sorts of frustrating as targets approach the "line" between two movement...

To be fair, Steam's build also has the extras as well. It's under "tools", or you can go to it directly in TW2's directory under steam/steamapps/

The target cursor is by no means rigid and it doesn't "auto-target" who I'm after. I'm fighting the controls on the PC version rather than being able to work with them.

No, EA would have charged $60 up front for the Witcher 2, charge $80 for a "Deluxe Edition" that included EE game content. Charge $90 for the "Supreme Deluxe Edition" that came with EE game content AND the bonuses like the soundtrack, art, and PDFs. Then they'd slap a $10 "Here, let's make it...

Holy thread mergers, BatFace™!

That seems to be more of an issue with your ISP than anything else.