Because Tomazs Gop said that on the Spring Conference.Selope said:
Also, I didn't think there were different versions on GOG (except maybe for Australia), but now that you mention it, the site always displays a German version of the witcher offer for me and I can't do anything about it. But at least I am pretty sure about the language packs; you need to finish the installation and register the game, then you get the download. Maybe I'll write to the GOG support and ask them about it...Edit: Spiel verfügbar in: EN FR IT DE ES So I guess you get to choose or get them all (although I am pretty sure that Italian and French are subtitles only, Gop said). Just go to the site, place your preorder, get the infos, download the preorder extras and you can still decide whether to buy it or not, no obligations at this point.Thanks for the information.I really think GOG's a good idea, but they probably should provide customers with more details about their downloads. I won't contact support staff just to find out what I'm buying. A second download for the additional language pack? Hm, doesn't exactly beat the lazy box option for me.DelightfulMcCoy said:
No, the language packs are optional for people who want to have English and/or Polish version and for example have bought French retail box. On GOG you already get the English version of the game.And the information is right there: http://www.gog.com/en/page/tw2v2/index_de.html.
Hey all.. i can't seem to get Collector's Edition available in my country.. I probably have to be FORCED to get the Premium Edition instead.ANY significant differences between Collector's Edition and Premium Edition? I'd be getting the GoG version too. I'm getting retail too because i wanted the DVDs soundtrack.
Well the difference between the CE and the PE is... hugeYou can see the details here: http://buy.thewitcher.com/preorder-collectors-enhttp://buy.thewitcher.com/preorder-premium-enDigital version is similar to the PE, but it's all digitalarchaven said:
GoG's version gives you the artbook as bonus content.İ get my answers from Kristy, is it the same person that gave you your answers?ShivaSi said:
Well, just purchased it on GOG. It was quite pricey though, and up until the end I was having a hard time with the choice. :/I now have three distribution platforms.. GoG, Impulse & Steam. Regardless, I wished to thank CD Projekt - and I went with the GoG option. Besides, looks like I might just start re-buying a slew of my old games from there.. go digital, as it were. Sure with my old games I already have ISO's, but I kinda like the game-shelf. Christ I'm weird. Anyway, it's over half-way done downloading, I cann't freakin' wait. Now I'm sad I have to go to Britain for two days for a conference, means I'll likely not be able to finish the game before I have to go. I'll have the shakes!
But it is 'practically' 108% of my money because I can have physical media produced, packaged and shipped (probably half way round the world) to my door for 8% less than the GOG price. I don't particularly want the physical media or packaging and I would rather the developers got more of my money but in any sensible market I would expect to get a discount not pay a premium.nme said: