I am also not disagreeing that there are some issues that can be fixed regarding end users settings, but if I can concede that, I would love it if others would concede that the issue has a greater scope than that, and also, again, How much onus is on the end user to make a game work on their system? I refer back to my point that I have installed and run many other games on my PC, of equal complexity and graphic capability to The Witcher, without any problems at all. I am not the only one who has posted this, The Witcher's technical faults are not entirely issues with the end users, and the changes many of us have made to get it to run are not 'faults' with configuration, my changing my DVD player to "PIO only" from "DMA when available" is not a bad configuration on my part to get the DVD to read, that's poor technical design, users who are using 2 different HDD's to play Witcher, one for the game, another for the page file, doesn't mean they had bad configuration, that is bad design, and the end users are finding "tricks" to make it work, and it certainly doesn't account for the people who have posted that they just downloaded a pirate or legal copy or cd crack to make it work. Just because end users can and because they want to play Witcher, will re-configure and change many settings on their PC's to make it happen, doesn't mean their original configuration was wrong.