Yes, I read it somewhere. $15mn for development, $25mn for marketing and extra credit line if required I think.
You guys just don't get it!
It takes some time(and moniez, hence 25 million $ marketing budget), you know, to render 10 parts of "The Witcher" series, made by Platige Image and directed by Tomasz Baginski. It's gonna be an introduction to the series for newcomers and build hype until 10-th episode, which will be aired a day before game's release. Quality-wise it's gonna put GoT to shame.
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What? You are Moderator so I think you know more then ordinary fans and if this is true (and I guess it is) it is going to be epic and I am realy look forward to it.
I thought it won't end with Killing Monsters trailer.
I hope it is not just a kidding.
Ehhh, sorry to disappoint. But first of all - as a moderator I know as much as you guys know.
Second - it was just my wishful thinking
I saw the presentation at BGS and it didn't had many bugs, and it was like... pre-alpha!
I totally disagree with the OP, but he is free of giving his opinion and think that he think. For me The Witcher 3 will be a before/after history in gaming, i think it will be GOTY.
But, i'm worried about random users on the forums making better and more proper responses than some moderators.
Meh... Maybe a little. its true DA2 sucked ass.
But like i said before, mostly its because the gameplay elements of being a commander (along with the semi-openworld) remind me of an RP?G that i loved.
Well,
after crawling to the post here i think before we can start to HYPE OUT or worry about TW3, we have to see a longer gameplay footage.
Where we can see the inventore, the UI, Geralts fighting moves... and so on.
After this we can start to worrys because we dislike this or that.... or we start to HYPERHYPE. Before we not see somehting essential we rly can t
say how it will work out. I think
So long
after crawling to the post here i think before we can start to HYPE OUT or worry about TW3, we have to see a longer gameplay footage.
Where we can see the inventore, the UI, Geralts fighting moves... and so on.
After this we can start to worrys because we dislike this or that.... or we start to HYPERHYPE
. Before we not see somehting essential we rly can tsay how it will work out. I think
So long
I don't think We are going to see any gameplay videos until the next big gaming event. My bet is the next E3; as much as I personally am impatient to see some gameplay footage, I don't think CDPR is going to release a gameplay vid just for the fun of it. They want to show off their masterpiece when the whole gaming world is watching and shit all over Dragon Age Inquisition and the rest of them in front of the largest audience possible.
What I want is some more info before that, for example the main characters of the game, list of all the Places we will be able to visit, and so on.
What I want is some more info before that, for example the main characters of the game, list of all the Places we will be able to visit, and so on.
It's not that far away. E3 2014 is going to be June 10-12. So less than 5 months away.
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Well,
after crawling to the post here i think before we can start to HYPE OUT or worry about TW3, we have to see a longer gameplay footage.
Where we can see the inventore, the UI, Geralts fighting moves... and so on.
After this we can start to worrys because we dislike this or that.... or we start to HYPERHYPE
say how it will work out. I think
So long
Agreed, until they pull a Watchdogs and keep repackaging the same demo for 18 months I think my interest will remain piqued. I think it's because we here are more invested in this game than the average person that we end up spoiling our own anticipation for it by scouring the Internet for any kinda news on it. It's our fault that the game seems like old news.
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That is how the gaming industry works these days, the budgets keep on growing and growing.