Thanks brother!I really like your review... Very well written! Can you tell us, when we can expect quests part?
I will upload the quests part tomorrow. Its night for me here and I got to get some sleep.
I will upload the quests part tomorrow. Its night for me here and I got to get some sleep.
ArRam I'm just wondering how the guard system works. Can you kill them, I'm pretty sure you can but wanted to get an answer. And are you aloud to kill the black ones, or city gaurds.
Ha! You can attack the guards for sure. Even black ones. But you cant kill them. Because they will kill you before you kill them.
I tried it a few times but failed as those particular guards were stronger than my Geralt.
I am yet to (successfully) kill a guard.
Well one of my biggest fears just got thrown out the window. Thanks for the review and not regretting my pre-order
Oh okay, but I think it is possible to kill them. Damien said that. I think it's just really hard, but if you level up and are really good do you think it's possible
Hey ArRam . just a quick question . have you had an issue hitting some one you dit not wanna hit ? ( like by accident ? ) and if yes did you run away and was he still very angry at you after that ( like instance attack you after that ?) i think about like i am tired and i by accident hit a guard and i go like .. ohh Sh***T =P i just run away and hope he is not angry anymore at me =P
also i hear people complaining about downgraded graphics . tho i think are they realy downgraded? shure for console they are becouse of the limited power of consoles while on pc you can build machines that are REALY powerfule .. like 4 titant z . the main question with graphics would more be .. can you turn them up on pc that are completly same quality like earlyer videos ? =P thats no one can awnser i guess before the pc version will be released in 4 days =) just wanted to point out basicly that there is a big difference betwen console graphics and possible pc graphics, since i read way to many post about downscaled graphics lately =P
also i hear people complaining about downgraded graphics . tho i think are they realy downgraded? shure for console they are becouse of the limited power of consoles while on pc you can build machines that are REALY powerfule .. like 4 titant z . the main question with graphics would more be .. can you turn them up on pc that are completly same quality like earlyer videos ? =P thats no one can awnser i guess before the pc version will be released in 4 days =) just wanted to point out basicly that there is a big difference betwen console graphics and possible pc graphics, since i read way to many post about downscaled graphics lately =P
hey dragonbird . i know that he is playing console version =) thats what i try to point out he mentions in his review that the graphics are slightly less good than from earlier videos. and i wanted to point out that the recent videos are from consoles.. and consoles have limited power therefor this means that the pc version still might has those good graphics if the computer can handel it =)
thx for youre review by the way, thats the first thing i should of said, i allways prefer to read a fellow users reviews, but i take it roaches storage is not unlimited ?
Its very unlikely that you will attack someone by accident. Because a lot of times you are surrounded only by enemies. Its also not possible to attack NPCs other than enemies and guards.
As far as the graphics are concerned, they might be better on PC for sure. But they are good enough on consoles. In fact, most people will hardly pay heed to graphics when they are playing the game.... because its that awesome!
It isnt. And I think thats for the best. Its really difficult to browse through items when you have a lot of them. The more items you have, the greater the pain.
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Thanks for taking the time to answer everyone's questions in the forum. You're really awesome
Can you elaborate more on this? This is the feature I was most curious about The Witcher 3 pre-launch. You said it's generic --I take that to mean it gets repetitive. You don't mean the word organic do you? As in it happens naturally? Does it follow the same pattern in every town? You go in, you kill monsters, people move in and set up shop. How frequently does it happen?It actually very generic. Many times its something u stumble upon. U see a village, u go there, but u see that there are monsters there. U can kill them if u wish, which will result in people settling there. No one tells u to go there and kill them. But sometimes its a part of the quest. Sometimes its not.
Outposts in Farcry unlock areas and new quests and its something u fight for urself or ur clan. In Witcher 3, u do it or not, its a choice. Clearing the area will only add more people who detest Geralt.
Also in farcry the consequences are not present. In Witcher 3, helping people will actly affect ur game later. Like I said, ur actions might destroy an existing village if u r not careful. So its not just clearing areas for villagers. Sometimes they are screwed coz of u.
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My bad. I meant to say it was organic... More Natural. Like I have said I have not explored everything up until now. In the prologue area itself, you have two settlements where u see this happening. Or was it one? I cant recall. But in the prologue area there will be atleast ome area where you will see this happening.Thanks for taking the time to answer everyone's questions in the forum. You're really awesome
Can you elaborate more on this? This is the feature I was most curious about The Witcher 3 pre-launch. You said it's generic --I take that to mean it gets repetitive. You don't mean the word organic do you? As in it happens naturally? Does it follow the same pattern in every town? You go in, you kill monsters, people move in and set up shop. How frequently does it happen?
In the begining you will see some people there... Later on if you visit the place, it will look more developed.
Cool. Thanks for clarifying. That's a relief. Like I said, this is the feature I am most excited for and I was afraid for a moment there it was reduced to being a way to unlock new vendors. The way I imagined it, it was a way to visibly see the consequences of your actions because they visibly changed the behavior of the NPCs. Thanks again
1. How do you find "relic" gear? It's suppose to be rare items found throughout the world but how do you usually find these item types?
2. are there a lot of weaponry and gear found in an armorer's inventory? Does it appear different in different towns and cities like Novigrad having the highest quality of inventory and some smaller village having lesser quality items?
2. are there a lot of weaponry and gear found in an armorer's inventory? Does it appear different in different towns and cities like Novigrad having the highest quality of inventory and some smaller village having lesser quality items?
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Ability points are awarded while you level up, There are places of power throughout the game where you can meditate and gain an additional ability point. I am not sure about how difficulty level affects ability points. Never looked into that.
As far as I have played, Good gear appears only in the form of schematics. These schematics can be used to craft the armour. Just like in DA:I. But the system is simple here.
You wont find a wide range of weapons in blacksmiths inventory. They have a few weapons and a lot of raw materials which can be used for crafting. Also the kind you weapons you find differ from place to place. Cities have definitely better gear and weapons, but the best I found were during the exploration.
Is it one per level, or have you at any point acquired more than 1 point per level up?
Thanks for the response!
I haven't played Dragon Age: Inquisition, how does crafting work in TW3? Is it just like finding raw materials and then giving it to a blacksmith to craft? And for "Witcher" gear is it the same or does it work differently? I seem to recall them first appearing in some type of diagrams
I haven't played Dragon Age: Inquisition, how does crafting work in TW3? Is it just like finding raw materials and then giving it to a blacksmith to craft? And for "Witcher" gear is it the same or does it work differently? I seem to recall them first appearing in some type of diagrams