I wouldn't expect there to be that many gameplay aspects that we have yet to learn about left. What else are you hoping there to be?
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Maybe you're right, but at least they could give some more details on specific mechanics. Our knowledge about the alchemy system is still kind of vague, not to speak of things like sea / underwater combat, mini-games, climbing and a couple more.
I guess gamescom will clarify a thing or two.
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(an older E3 2014 interview)
[video=youtube;S-VlPhBEKvE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-VlPhBEKvE[/video]
...I feel sorry for that CDPR employee, he is at a loss in most parts.
Reptile should like that interview though, the interviewer suggests introducing Mortal Kombat characters to the Witcher.
And he wants to have the protagonist from Castlevania fight Geralt in it.
I thought it has entertainment value at least~
[video=youtube;S-VlPhBEKvE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-VlPhBEKvE[/video]
...I feel sorry for that CDPR employee, he is at a loss in most parts.
Reptile should like that interview though, the interviewer suggests introducing Mortal Kombat characters to the Witcher.
And he wants to have the protagonist from Castlevania fight Geralt in it.
I thought it has entertainment value at least~
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Like I said, it has entertainment value~
Some other interviews, such as the Twinfinite one make you want to smash your head on the desk.
And I am not linking this one here, because I don't want it to get views.
IIRC, it was actually the other way around - Witcher characters being introduced to MK.
Now that would work.
If you look at the Marvel VS Capcom games, characters from multiple universes work well in fighting games.
Indeed, it wasn't about introducing MK characters into Witcher games.
In other news, a more tech focused article:
http://gamingbolt.com/targeting-full-hd-using-xbox-ones-esram-is-a-challenge-constantly-optimizing-usage-witcher-3-dev
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I mean, this already exists:
So adding in Witcher characters wouldn't be much of a stretch.
And you know which character would be perfect for that role, right
Well, I know at least one moderator in this forum who'd play Reptile VS Ciri over and over again.And you know which character would be perfect for that role, right
And he wouldn't be playing as Ciri.
So maybe it's not such a good idea after all...
Geralt's fatalities:
1- He casts The Igni Sign on the victim. After charring the body he crushes it into ashes with the Aard sign.
2- He casts the AXII sign on the opponent, ordering him to commit suicide.
Bonus secret fatality: He forces enemy to drink a big bottle of his potions. The victim faints and once on the ground convulses with foam oozing from his mouth and veins surfacing on the eyes and skin.
1- He casts The Igni Sign on the victim. After charring the body he crushes it into ashes with the Aard sign.
2- He casts the AXII sign on the opponent, ordering him to commit suicide.
Bonus secret fatality: He forces enemy to drink a big bottle of his potions. The victim faints and once on the ground convulses with foam oozing from his mouth and veins surfacing on the eyes and skin.
Ciri's fatalities: She teleports her enemy into various horrifying situations like; to a city where the black death (Catriona plague) runs rampant, into the Korath desert in one of those pits with the horrifying monsters.
Bonus secret fatality: Teleports her opponent onto a frozen lake, then cuts them to pieces while ice-skating around them.
Bonus secret fatality: Teleports her opponent onto a frozen lake, then cuts them to pieces while ice-skating around them.
I love what Rafal says around 3/4 into the interview about how the MQ isn't a per se separate path and other quests are merged in such a way that everything comes together, regardless of minor side quest etc. also, I liked the way he described not doing quests and the consequences that may follow those decisions. Nothing new but interesting nonetheless.Thanks for the link @Kinley.
Between all the choices and consequences and 36 world states and difficulty levels + increasing enemies,this game is going to have a lot of replay value. I eagerly await Feb.2015
Agreed. I was pretty harsh initially when I watched that interview but it was without a doubt entertaining and did have some interesting information. I think my issue was the interviewer came off obnoxious but more importantly fictitious with his reactions " Baldur's gate" - :: Interviewer looks at camera in shock and agreement as if he knows what game is being mentioned::
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Summons a herd of unicorns led by Ihuarraquax who gore and trample the opponent, leaving behind a smear of gore.
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