What about longer beard?In fact I think that going to the barber let you choose a shorter beard style of your choice wihout preventing the beard to re-grow after that.
The DLC allow you to choose and "lock" a beard style.
So I think there's no aberration here
Toxicity changing face sounds great, I loved it in Star Wars Kotor (although that wasnt toxicity ), it really is amazing, but maybe they shouldnt say it before the release, those small details we should see when we start playing the game, I think there are too many details being discovered before May 19th I dont like it very much. I mean gameplay trailers were great, we need to see it before buying the game, but I want to discover most of the other things.
), it really is amazing, but maybe they shouldnt say it before the release, those small details we should see when we start playing the game, I think there are too many details being discovered before May 19th I dont like it very much. I mean gameplay trailers were great, we need to see it before buying the game, but I want to discover most of the other things.Haha yes that's exactly what I thought after writing this, but I said to myself "It may be more role-play in TW3 than in GTA."What about longer beard?
The only question I have about the toxicity effects on Geralt is this: Will the effects disappear just as fast as the toxicity goes down? It went down pretty damn fast in the Wyvern fight.
The only thing they could do to top this is monster climbing, I know they will never do it.
But damn it, it would be so awesome.
Damn... Gamestar said that ultra will greatly improve textures and model..It must be... it's too good... If that is not Ultra... Just imagine ! UnbelievableThe face of all Witcher fans after being indecently exposed to the IGN dub step video.
You mean like Dragon's Dogma and Shadow of the Colossus? Well, the Kayran boss fight in The Witcher 2 did have a bit of that. It would be pretty cool to see that sort of mechanic fleshed out a bit more. I hope there are some very large monsters to fight in The Witcher 3.
This does look amazing. I'm so happy we will see the toxicity effects of the potions taking their toll on Geralt. This makes you realize their seriousness and the price Geralt must pay to use them.
I also have to say that the forest in the background looks incredible. I've never seen such detailed, natural-looking forests in a game before. I'm a nature lover and the organic appearance of the environments in The Witcher 3 impresses me so much. I simply can't wait to explore this world.
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This is the Geralt I wanted to see. The mutant. The outcast. The freak. This single image got me as stoked for the game as anything, and it's because their vision is so well directed. It's thoroughly in sync with the past games. No absurd right turns into new territory just for the hell of it, but a consistent and grounded aesthetic.
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So, I suppose the explanation, now, why Geralt's scars have never completely healed is due to the potions he uses? Or is there some other reason I'm overlooking? Aside from the fact he's always getting fresh ones.
You assume his old scars all heal. I can say that they don't and you'll see proof when you play the game.
But I have said too much,
What do you mean by monster climbing. We know that Geralt can't climb like AC. So i am not worried about this kind of escape method that can kill impression and would be easy to play because monsters can't climb too. But if you mean jump and grab climbing method, imagine a big moster jumps and grabs clif after Geralt. It sounds funny. I think moster climbing will be funny in this game.
lol.. it's all good, TW3 makes Dragon's Dogma look like dogshit.
After watching that new Witcher trailer, I'm just going to start calling it Dragon's Dogshit.
Yes, shitty lastgen graphics aside, I really did enjoy that game a lot when it came out.
Monster climbing = some good times indeed
After watching that new Witcher trailer, I'm just going to start calling it Dragon's Dogshit.
Yes, shitty lastgen graphics aside, I really did enjoy that game a lot when it came out.
Monster climbing = some good times indeed
But now that we are on the subject, Geralt´s scars arent the most realistic ones. Because most scars, even the big ones become white pretty quickly when new, more raw skin grows into it (firsthand experience here).
No way the scar Geralt has going over his eye would stay that red and fresh looking so long unless the person wearing it regularly keeps it open with a knife and lets it fester.
Pretty funny to actually picture Geralt secretly keeping his facial marks fresh so he could keep his cool and intimidating appearance for everyone else:huh:
Hmmmm... OK. But can you send me video link about dragon dogma moster climbing. I searched in youtube but cant find anythink about it. I really want to watch it in action. Because cant imagine how it looks. May be i will lke it too.lol.. it's all good, TW3 makes Dragon's Dogma look like dogshit.
After watching that new Witcher trailer, I'm just going to start calling it Dragon's Dogshit.
Yes, shitty lastgen graphics aside, I really did enjoy that game a lot when it came out.
Monster climbing = some good times indeed
The interesting question is if the world's NPCs will react differently to Geralt when he looks like that? I know they already see him as a freak when the know he's a witcher but it could be awesome if there was a even stronger reaction when walking into town and he looks "sick" by the toxicity from the potions.