Honestly CDPR aren't any better than other devs. They have already said PC might not always be their lead platform which is extremely worrying considering they have always claimed otherwise though it's not like TW2 wasn't a console port with horrible controls and UI. Since TW3 will sell better on consoles than pc (It is marketed as a console game) all of their future games will be console games.
It also seems like some people do not undestrand that when a game is marketed as a console game it will sell well on consoles and not very well on pc and vice versa. This isn't rocket science people.
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It also seems like some people do not undestrand that when a game is marketed as a console game it will sell well on consoles and not very well on pc and vice versa. This isn't rocket science people.
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Kartomn said:Honestly CDPR aren't any better than other devs. They have already said PC might not always be their lead platform which is extremely worrying considering they have always claimed otherwise though it's not like TW2 wasn't a console port with horrible controls and UI. Since TW3 will sell better on consoles than pc (It is marketed as a console game) all of their future games will be console games.
It also seems like some people do not undestrand that when a game is marketed as a console game it will sell well on consoles and not very well on pc and vice versa. This isn't rocket science people.
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Really? Till now, all what I've understand from CDPR is that they are basicly PC-gamers, they make the game they like to play in the platform they prefer. If offering their product in other platforms in order to make them more affordable to certain market is possible by them they'll make it.
You know? Mercedes-B always make high quality cars for a selective and limited market but they also decided to make cars more affordable to other markets. Not so their quality has been eroded or have ceased to be true to their goals: high quality high-end.
CDPR is a brand that has made us believe that they are not sold to the highest bidder. Not sure why but I believe them. And this is very rare in my who I am very suspicious in these business and marketing issues.
Honestly, what tosh. Now I'm no sycophant, but it strikes me that rolling out free DLC and allowing those who purchased TW2 to redeem a DRM free backup copy from GOG at no charge is the antithesis of the kind of piss taking our beloved industry seems so keen to indulge in of late. Credit where it’s due FFS!Kartomn said:Honestly CDPR aren't any better than other devs. They have already said PC might not always be their lead platform which is extremely worrying considering they have always claimed otherwise though it's not like TW2 wasn't a console port with horrible controls and UI. Since TW3 will sell better on consoles than pc (It is marketed as a console game) all of their future games will be console games.
It also seems like some people do not undestrand that when a game is marketed as a console game it will sell well on consoles and not very well on pc and vice versa. This isn't rocket science people.
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As for Wild Hunt, I found both Witcher titles to be an absolute joy (and for very different reasons) so have few concerns that this latest game won’t deliver the kind of rich, enjoyable experience I've come of expect of CDPR. In short, everything is looking superb from the POV of this PC gamer!
Their first game will be an early next Gen title , the PC version will not suffer from the game being multiplatform(unless you were hoping for CDPR to require 12 gigs of RAM for it)
From then on we will see but so far CDPR has a stellar track record and is worthy of all the faith we can have in them (not like other companies that shall not be named)
From then on we will see but so far CDPR has a stellar track record and is worthy of all the faith we can have in them (not like other companies that shall not be named)
Also...it is pretty obvious the next consoles will eventually go on board with cloud gaming so...does it even matter???
simple, if consoles get on board with cloud gaming then the "console version of the game" will require no effort rendering every game basically a PC game with only one version with minor modification in UI. I was replying to the two posts aboveDemut said:
Very skeptical to be fair. I want them to manage... but it will be hard.
To be fair I would rather see them develop an awesome game on one platform... a game that will suck you in with it's story like a blackhole.
To be fair... graphics are nice... but I can manage with W1 graphics, I do not mind them.
Open world is nice... but will they be able to keep You on track with the story?
I dunno, I wish them to succeed but... I have my doubts, it will be hard.
To be fair I would rather see them develop an awesome game on one platform... a game that will suck you in with it's story like a blackhole.
To be fair... graphics are nice... but I can manage with W1 graphics, I do not mind them.
Open world is nice... but will they be able to keep You on track with the story?
I dunno, I wish them to succeed but... I have my doubts, it will be hard.
having no loading screens =/= no loading.
it's possible to also load the game during cut scenes.
it's possible to also load the game during cut scenes.
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Anyway, I was skeptical the moment I heard of these claims as well. I know it's best to think big and also that at this moment the idea is to raise interest at the game. Still, I hope it doesn't end up like W2 did - well, I don't know whether it was because of deadlines and ambitions or not, but the fact is that Act 3 felt somehow unfinished and the game ending was rushed.
