There is if they don't deliver on those brief but awesome snippets in the SOD trailer. That's what got the hype train rolling in a major way.Sorry I misunderstood you. I hope there is no reason for it to ever affect TW3 in a negative way.
I think some people will be disappointed no matter how good it is. There are people who will buy Witcher 3 with the expectation that it's like Skyrim but with a better story and they will be disappointed just because Witcher games aren't as accessible as Skyrim was.To be honest, winning as many pre-release awards as TW3 has is a double-edged sword. Sure, it builds hype and therefore more potential sales, but it also builds unreasonable expectations, which could end up hurting the game if it isn't the Second Coming of Christ. I'd say letting Batman take this one wouldn't be the worst thing that could happen. So, I'm with gregski there.
Edit- it's kinda mind boggling an eastern European RPG has reduced an FPS like Evolve to 4%
No. If it disappoints it is going to be some weakness in game desing, unfinished part of the game, bugs glitches, optimalization, graphics or something like that. Don´t forget there are things like witcher senses, sophisticated introduction for newcomers and so on. If something will be disliked it won´t be case of accessibility. Maybe Geralts persona could be reason along with combat if the game is perfect. These two things were mostly disliked on previous titles.I think some people will be disappointment no matter what just because they will buy it without knowing what to expect and The Witcher games usually aren't very accessible.
This is pretty surprising. On the 26 ONLY ONCE updated that it was 46-32.
Reminds me a bit of the Morrigan-Geralt Witch or Witcher poll in Origin. What was the score with that, anyway? I stopped following at around 37-63.
it was kept being reposted at /v/, where demographics look like this, so no surprise:31% to 69%, hahahahahahahahahaha