To make it short, you will get everything as downloadable content. EVERYTHINGOK?Next time read before you post.
hello? anyone?alsofrom the Enhanced Edition PDF FactsheetLicaonKter said:
what are the limitations?
hope that someone will answer me.. thanksskelektron said:I'm glad to see how you CDPR guys work out to make this awesome game almost perfect..I've only a hope for me and all the people that brought the collector's edition just for having all the possible Witcher stuff: to have a special discount on the price of the Enhanced Edition.. it would be great for all of us that haven't a money tree in the personal garden, but wants however to support the team work..i've also two questions: will be possible to modify the new mods using the editor included with EE for translating them in other languages? will the instruction booklet, the official guide and the short story translated in italian and other languages?THANX to all the team for your work and for the eventual answer!
Nie znam angielskiego. Pewnie źle się domyślam że skeletron pyta o to czy te dwie dodatkowe historie będą tłumaczone na inne języki. W sumie mnie to też interesuje. Macie dużo na przykład fanów w Rosji i na rosyjski by wypadało przetłumaczyć Sorry, but i dont write english
Sorry, but i dont write english They said the box will be translated to all languages (maybe just those adventures or so) I think they will translate those history etc too
Seriously, I don't understand some people here : they worry for the enhanced graphics and gameplay, and not for the rest They are simply part of a really BIG patch for the game, of course the developers will propose them to the "first" gamers! Even if I do understand the people who worries about the improved German and English version (what about the French one, by the way? I heard it was translated from the English version...), as those are really "specifics" changes :-\But I do have a question : will the second music CD (the one inspired by the OST of the game) be available for download??? I bought the premiere edition in France, and I think it must be the only thing that is really new to me, beside the two side-stories!But I say a big "Bravo" to the team, that is quite a good idea, a new version with the latest patches, the editor, the same content than the premiere edition, it is really nice! I mean, how many editors make a new package for their game six month after the initial release, with so much content added?
They are simply part of a really BIG patch for the game, of course the developers will propose them to the "first" gamers! Even if I do understand the people who worries about the improved German and English version (what about the French one, by the way? I heard it was translated from the English version...), as those are really "specifics" changes :-\But I do have a question : will the second music CD (the one inspired by the OST of the game) be available for download??? I bought the premiere edition in France, and I think it must be the only thing that is really new to me, beside the two side-stories!But I say a big "Bravo" to the team, that is quite a good idea, a new version with the latest patches, the editor, the same content than the premiere edition, it is really nice! I mean, how many editors make a new package for their game six month after the initial release, with so much content added?I've just read the pdf with the list of things that are going to be changed. This is so incredible I'm speechless. The Witcher was already sitting with my list of classic games.. Now they are going to make it even better, this is fantastic.I've never seen a company do such a move before.. It doesn't make much sense financially, which is why we usually see one or two patches for a game. The various engine improvements are something useful and an investment for expension/sequel. But re-recording over 5000 lines of english dialog and redoing the german VO... that's got to cost them a bunch, and yet they do it because they know that it could have been much better. Kudos to CDProjectRED...they are making themselves quite a loyal fanbase !
Actually it makes lots of sense ... when this is done and people that have the game turn on others to it in its *new and improved* and (hopefully) crash free form, what do you think the market will be for "The Witcher: Book Two" ??? Crazy? or crazy like a fox?Thalandor26 said:
FIrst let say, THANK YOU CDProject for this next coming patch of improvements and extras. This is totaly awesome on your partLordSullivan said:
Now on to the Quotes above... So I guess its not going to be in? ... that's really to bad cause as a PC Gamer, I LOVE to take really nice screenshots without the GUI in the way and post them on the internet to show of my most beloved games to others.I really hope you will consider it.Thank you UK got some content the US didn't, in the original version of Witcher -- namely, there was more nudity in-game and in the sex cards.Necrobile said:Ok, let me start by saying I do not currently own this game. It's been a game I've been very interested in since I saw it released, but unfortunately my age-old cpu just cannot handle it. But this weekend, I'm building a new cpu that will easily handle this game. A day after I ordered my parts, I saw that this newer version of the game is to be released. So, I'm waiting until then to play this game.
As far as we all know, Atari told CDPR to remove the nudity from the game, fearing that the game could possibly get branded AO, if it was submitted that UNCUT way to the ESRB over here in the States. So, CDPR cut out the nudity, then CDPR and Atari submitted w/out the nudity to the ESRB. So, we really don't know how the UNCUT version would've been rated by the ESRB in the States -- well, we won't know unless CDPR submits an UNCUT version of Witcher to the ESRB.We do know that the UNCUT version of Witcher (w/ violence and nudity), it is out in the UK. If you're looking for that UK Version in the States, Gogamer.com has it -- but, they're out of it right now, currently. They do take Pre-Orders for it, though.But, w/ the Witcher Enhanced Edition coming around the corner, you might want to see what version CDPR submits to the ESRB and PEGI for the Enhanced Edition and see how that actually gets rated...B/c I'll bet, if the US don't get Enhanced Edition UNCUT and it is censored here, I'll bet you again the UK WILL get Enhanced Edition UNCUT -- and that Gogamer.com will probably again be selling the UK version Witcher Enhanced UNCUT, knowing it will be in demand here in the States.The game is rated-M, even with the content removed. So technically only "adults" can purchase the game. So anyone who can purchase and play the game is already old enough to see any of the content that's been placed in the game. I understand the ESRB is what drives most companies to remove content for us stupid americans, forcing content to be removed just to see an "M" rating. They did it to Manhunt 2. I assume that's why it was removed from the Witcher. If that is the case, try to find a "loophole", so to speak. Movies do it constantly. Once it's released on dvd, they have an "unrated" version that's for sale, with stuff they weren't allowed to throw in theatres. Maybe we can have "The Witcher - Unrated", haha, bad joke, but decent idea, assuming it's the ESRB in question.I guess my point is, I work in retail, and am in charge of a video game section. Surprisingly, most parents won't buy their kids games with too much violence, and the people I know who have bought copies of The Witcher are old enough, and mature enough(hopefully), to see all the content that was intended. I'll still buy the game whether or not the content is there, but I really do hope you decide to include it for us. A good game is a work of art, and shouldn't be altered, so we can see it for exactly how the artists intended us to.
Eriash...Do you mean "everything" as in just the in-game extras ONLY?Or do you mean "everything" as in-game extras and the Enhanced Edition BOXED non-game extras (such as the music, the map, etc)???So, when you mean "everything," does that mean all current owners of The Witcher game will be able to download, at some date in time...--ALL 29 OST Music Tracks in a downloadable format (such as in MP3, OGG)?--ALL 15 Inspirated Tracks in a downloadable format (such in MP3, OGG)?--The Andrzej Sapkowski short story in a downloadable format (such as DOC or PDF)?--The Developer's Guide in a downloadable format (such as DOC or PDF)?--The Enhanced Edition manual in a downloadable format (such as DOC or PDF)?Eriash said:
Very nice, thanks for the information regarding it. Only reason I posted that was just to give them some feedback from an american gamer, in hopes it helps them determine which route they want to go with it. But if it does end up being censored like it's previous version, I at least know where to get a better copy, so cheers!!!MysterD said:
I'm gonna bookmark that place, just in case.I'm pretty sure that it will be possible, as one of the mods is supposed to be somehow an intro to how to use D'jinni. For more information please check this part of our forum -> http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?board=87.0As for other language versions of addons, it all depends on foreign publishers. And the talking is still on. So please, be patient for a little longerskelektron said:
D4rkSh4d0w said:
Actually ->D4rkSh4d0w said:As for other language versions of addons, it all depends on foreign publishers. And the talking is still on. So please, be patient for a little longer
D4rkSh4d0w said:
Lord_Lethris, I was talking about instruction, guide and short story.