I always thought it was strange that you guys gave Geralt white hair but dark beard stubble in TW1, and I see the same look for TW2. If the mutation turned his hair white, then didn't it turn his hair white? Why did you guys decide to give him dark beard stubble?About combat: I have really horrible hand-eye coordination, and there are some games that I simply can't play because I'm not dexterous enough to handle the combat. (My husband bought me "Mount and Blade" awhile back, and I couldn't play it because I couldn't line things up quickly enough.) One of the things I love about The Witcher is that we mostly use
Geralt's skills for combat, not mine. All I have to do is click inside the red circle when I hear the "swish," and I can handle that. So I really hope that combat isn't too different in TW2! If we have to do a whole lot of hand-eye coordination to do combat in TW2, I won't be able to play.
Blooddragon said:
1) I probably can't tell anything more about choices carried from W1 to W2
I wasn't asking you to tell us
which choices were carried over! The interview that says that
some (of course unnamed and undisclosed) choices will be carried over is unofficial. I was asking whether the information in that interview was a hoax or if the interview was with a real RED. So, it's really a yes-or-no question.
2) As community don't be afraid to say what you dislike in materials we show you. Until Release Candidate there is always a way to change some things
We make this game for you thats why your opinion is very important.4) Geralt's hair has been untouched since first leaked movie and the general feeling is that many people dislike them... So the current appearance might change
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Fan reaction to the hair was pretty negative at first, but I've heard several people say that they like it a lot more now, now that they've had time to get used to it. Fans are often resistant to change -- they like whatever you've made already; that's why they're fans. Yet more of the same often turns out to be kinda ... dull. Developers need to have the courage to make changes, because fans like new things once they have them, as long as those things are good. And whatever CDPR makes will be good. So, do whatever you want, guys. Don't just give us what we clamor for -- go where your muse takes you, and we will follow.I've spent the past year working on new adventures for
The Witcher, and I know that
making games has given me a perspective that I wouldn't have had if I'd only ever just played them. If I can learn something from my own tiny efforts, I'm sure that you guys must have learned an immense amount in making TW1, things that won't necessarily be obvious to players.
Blooddragon said:
Also: I like the swords currently. Please, please stay away from fantasy swords! By that I mean overly flashy/flaming/huge/weird shaped swords.
I second this!
Blooddragon said:
# How about the voiceover speaker? Do you have already contract somebody or do the speaker of TW1 take the job again? (If you can answer this for the German community as well, it's just fantastic).
Yes, in one of the threads about the new Geralt, the one thing everyone could agree on was that they wanted the same actor to do the voiceover for TW2 (for the English version). I'm sure voiceovers happen as part of localization, and that doesn't happen until late in development, so there's probably no definite answer to this question this early. But what you might know is -- did the contracts for the voice actors for TW1 include an option to renew, where the actors have pretty much already signed up for TW2 if they're asked to reprise their roles?Once again, thanks for taking questions! Though it seems that you enjoy ducking some of them.