I really hope they're doing their best to give us the best trailer possible. Of course people want more, the game looks awesome and it will probably blow our minds away, but they have to keep the "blow away" level so people aren't frustrated, I get it. They could release one ss a week or something like that, just a little taste of what is coming.
ok this is my last post about the example i gave about the order since this is offtopic. i gave the example of graphics becouse you almost dont notice the difrence betwen cinematic and gameplay, i didn´t talk about anything else if you guys don´t agree, cool by my, just browse some sites and foruns and see for yourselfs all the fuzz, i can understand if you dont like the stile or the palet of colors, but ignoring this is the next step is behond me.Not sure how large The Order would be, but it's one thing to have a massive open world and another some small segment of London with small areas of gray/boring looking brick walls.
And if The Order only has graphics going for it and not any substantial gameplay, as currently to me looks like every other TPS, then I don't see what the fuss is all about.
People nowadays are so easily swayed by some pretty trailer.
just imagine if you could ´t spot the difrence betwen the trailer killing monsters and the gameplay.
ha and other thing yes graphics are important too, if i wanted only a good story i would read book instead of playing games you need balance betwen graphics, story and gameplay to make a great game.
If I remember correctly CDPR said that they are also aiming at CGI quality of in-engine graphics...or at least very, very close.
Considering latest rumours about TW3 working in 720p on Xbox One and 900p maximum on PS4, it's not impossible. Just like with TW2, even the almighty PC master race might not be fully aware of what their PCs are getting into when they dutifully install TW3 on their hard drives for the first time.
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I saw the 45 minute presentation of The Witcher 3 and I must say the graphics are AMAZING. Really, they're absolutely incredible, probably the best one I've seen so far. I guess everybody will see it soon enough, but believe me, it's awesome. And the gameplay is way more fluid than it was in Witcher 2.
I will have to take your word on that, although it makes me annoyed thinking about the possibility that it may not be until E3 until CD Projekt finally deems it worthy to show the fans something of substance and not just the press. I know those that wait get good things and such but the silence is becoming really annoying.
In case of TW3 you need to have too much patience imo seeing their extreme fear of showing some actual footage. If I did not know any better, then I would think that the game is in a very early stage and still needs two more years before coming out. As the post above you said, it has been a year since their private showing and we still have next to nothing to show for it. I get them not wanting to spoil too much and releasing footage when they feel like it, but if we are in for several more months of silence until E3, then man, what a horrible way to keep your fans excited.
For me it is seeing some actual gameplay for a change and getting hyped, I do not want to have the entire experience spoiled but I do want to see some of the mechanics in action like the dynamic weather. I am impressed if you can handle no more footage until release day but that would kill of my hype completely.
I agree with having patience Reptile (nice song too), though it does not change the fact that they could have shown the game of more at this stage. I complained when the artwork and wallpapers were released with the Killing Monsters series and I regret that now by comparison.
More details and the assurance that they have nothing to hide.
They are only hiding how awesome this game is so they can enjoy our reactions later on
I would say that a year of that is enough. Once the real marketing campaign begins we will probably get a lot more but for all we know that means post E3 and that is still a long time away.They are only hiding how awesome this game is so they can enjoy our reactions later on
Hm good thread.
I wouldn't say that I'm not excited. I am. But right now, I'm concentrating all my hype, enthusiasm and energy on a different game that'll be released rather shortly. Dark Souls 2. Seriously man, I'm going insane. The wait is killing me. I've never been this excited for a game in my life. I'm counting the minutes until it's gonna be released, it's insane!!
So yeah. That's basically it. Witcher 3 is just a couple of millimeters beneath DkS2 in terms of anticipation levels. It's just that Witcher 3 is gonna be released in... well we don't even know. So what's the point in getting hyped up. Far too much energy would wasted. I'd rather invest my energy in something a bit more... tangible.
That's my rationale. I'm 100% confident that the closer we get to TW3's release date, I'm gonna flip my shit just as I'm losing it for DkS2. Right now, it doesn't make much sense.
I wouldn't say that I'm not excited. I am. But right now, I'm concentrating all my hype, enthusiasm and energy on a different game that'll be released rather shortly. Dark Souls 2. Seriously man, I'm going insane. The wait is killing me. I've never been this excited for a game in my life. I'm counting the minutes until it's gonna be released, it's insane!!
So yeah. That's basically it. Witcher 3 is just a couple of millimeters beneath DkS2 in terms of anticipation levels. It's just that Witcher 3 is gonna be released in... well we don't even know. So what's the point in getting hyped up. Far too much energy would wasted. I'd rather invest my energy in something a bit more... tangible.
That's my rationale. I'm 100% confident that the closer we get to TW3's release date, I'm gonna flip my shit just as I'm losing it for DkS2. Right now, it doesn't make much sense.